This year is 2024, and Philadelphia is preparing for their beloved Eagles to return to work again. Under the leadership of another young head coach and a shrewd general manager, this team won the Super Bowl for the second time in the past ten years.

A radio host praised that we should know that Nick Sirianni is wise outside his age, not some clumsy idiot. Twitter is full of old tweets and some self-reports. They used to tore up the coach in rock, scissor and scissor jokes—similar to what they said Doug Pedersen could not use headphones.

What if this is going on? What if you make a mistake in recruiting? About QB? About the general manager you want to be fired often? What if the boss really knew how to hire a head coach instead of falling back into the Lombard trophy?

This is the first time I can remember. As all the Eagles fans of my 42 years on this planet, this season is really unknown. No one knows what this team is or what it might be, including the relevant personnel. This is why the above is not absurd, not because it can happen, but because there is no way to prove it impossible.

This is not an esoteric philosophical debate about existentialism and traditional beliefs, but a simple approach to seasons that we have never seen before. It’s like watching a basketball player dominate 2/3 of the game and become one of the worst players in other areas.

This is an anomaly based on a basic principle: NovaCare Complex has no loyalty. We don’t have a coach to retain the terrible talent, and we force it into our throats to make the coach or the general manager look better.Jimmy Kempski (Jimmy Kempski) presented a realistic scenario in which the Eagles Fletcher Cox, Which once again illustrates the true degree of openness this year.

Of course, Jalen Hurts did not compete for his job this year, but Andre Dillard is. Yes, I really believe Howie Roseman is happy to let Dillard out and avoid the “bankrupt” label, but getting Jordan Mailata out of the 7th round is still a good bragging chip.

This is indeed what you got when you coached this team with so many new faces. New offense, defense and special teams. The new center forward and the other side of the ball. What’s refreshing entering this season is not the novelty itself, but that no one is immune to some kind of insulating political bubble.If the team will Entertain to trade their best (defensive) players, and then it is obvious that they will move anyone. If reports of interest surrounding Deshaun Watson are true, then obviously no one is safe.

Guys are not competing for their work This year It’s like they are competing for them to move forward. Injury and proving that he belongs to this team is just the epitome of the entire team this season. The head coach, defensive coordinator, and coach of a special team are not loyal to anyone on this team. This should be a true and honest analysis of who can and cannot play.

I know I know. You have decided who can plan and who can’t, but listen to me, just this time. This season is completely unknown, because we will never see so many brand new components working at the same time. No-thank goodness-Sam Bradford can “relax” in Chip Kelly. All new.

Maybe Sirianni is right, maybe there is really open competition everywhere-but not this year, but about a person’s overall tenure with the Hawks. The coaching staff is no exception. Rothman no longer needs to release bad news about trading star players. If it is unsuccessful, he will only blame it on newcomers.

Rating this week

• Chuck Fletcher came to this offseason and wanted to change direction. He did it. Three big deals—including the departure of Jakub Voracek—are exactly what this team needs. Fletcher proved that he was a general manager, and he would not hesitate to cut the bait with the old (er) regime. He brought the veterans back to leadership positions. No matter who is managing your favorite team, this is the mentality you want. A+

• As the NBA draft progresses, it will become more apparent that Ben Simmons may not be traded before the start of the season. Things that seem inevitable—and for me—seem to be losing some momentum. why is that. Daryl Morey discovered that Simmons is really not a “two better players and one or two draft picks” type of player. He is more of a “Malcolm Brogdon and the first” type of person.Raptors are the latest Reportedly rejected It was a big deal for Simmons. Cheer up, this may become ugly. Second-

• FIBA is not the culprit. International rules are not the culprit. Not being able to play against Iran every time is not the culprit. The U.S. team has some of the best shooters in the world and they play together in an environment that promotes open positions. The rule of having a big man stuck in the paint should open everything up for KD and the US team, not that they smell like garbage. Don’t blame the rules that actually help the team. F

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