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Breaking down Dan Campbell's and Nick Sirianni's coaching decisions Sunday night (Hour 3)

Breaking down Dan Campbell's and Nick Sirianni's coaching decisions Sunday night (Hour 3)

Published 6 months, 1 week ago
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(0:00 - 9:18)

Gimme More at 4! examines a mascot tush push involving one NFL team, as well as the initiatives of a prominent U.S. city aimed at assisting those with traffic violations to support individuals in need.

(9:18 - 15:14)

Our conversation about the Eagles versus Lions game persists. Bill and Ricky attribute the victory over the Lions to the defense's performance. We listen to audio from Jalen Hurts, who articulates the necessity for collective effort from everyone on the offense. We also discuss some of the risky play calls Nick Sirianni made toward the end of the game.

(15:14 - 26:47)

We also hear commentary from Derrick Gunn, who draws a comparison between Jalen Hurts and Carson Wentz. Ricky conveys his belief that concerns regarding touches are not limited to A.J. Brown alone.

(26:47 - 36:16)

The discussion regarding the Eagles' offense continues. Bill remarks that the offense discovered methods to score and advance down the field, despite only achieving 16 points. He also indicates that while wind conditions may have played a role, the offensive sluggishness has been a persistent issue for the past 11 weeks.

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