Injuries or Season From Hell? Rams-Eagles Takeaways

KapadiaYou got to give him credit.

KapadiaAnd then there's the other hand, which we can get to as well. But what kind of marks do you give to the coaching staff on this one?

HofmannSpecifically with Sirianni, I think not sure is the right answer because I thought they were ready to play, like at least from an emotional standpoint, they came out. Defense was good early on. I thought his game management stuff, he didn't screw any of that up. Like you said, it's not consistent with last week like just do what you did today in terms of your decisions at all times that was like consistent decision making i thought across the board but

Hofmannit's the same story with nick sirianni as always where when the offense is putting up record marks for futility i just look at the coach on the other side of the ball and say oh he's been the coach for as long as Nick Sirianni, and he will be the coach for forever because he's good at calling plays.

HofmannAnd he's been the play caller for that quarterback for what, five, six years at this point.

HofmannAnd same as the guy last week, he will be the play caller for the Bears for as long as he wants. You know, if he wants to retire at some point and go into the booth, fine.

HofmannAnd it's just not the situation that the Eagles have. But you can say that every week after a rough offensive performance for the Eagles, but it's what I'm thinking.