Glad this stretch with Cooper Rush is over and it'll be interesting to see what happens nest week. Cooper Rush didn't play well and that's the bottom line. Kudos for coming back and making it 20 to 17 but then the run D caved and they couldn't make a stop when it happened.
The spot of the ball on Lamb's first down stretch says a lot about the officiating. One ref called it a first down the other a 4th down. Two things should have happened. MM should have asked for a measurement and bought some time to review the play. Now I don't know if KM or MM called the play to rush to the line but either way, MM is responsible. And that was a horrific play call on 4th down.
KM just continues to unimpress me. Very little motion and just unimaginative overall. And does Nick Sirianni grate on anyone else's nerves? I think he's better at designing plays than KM but I'm going to really enjoy watching him lose on Sundays.
Lastly, I live in Eagles country. There's no denying the Eagles have built a very good team and have made some real shrewd moves to improve their roster. Their D is going to be pretty solid, especially next year, and they have some picks in their back pocket to improve the team. But I also think that their style of play is not sustainable. Hurts plays within that system but sooner or later he'll have to bail the team out with his arm and I just didn't see it. It's a long season and the more Hurts runs, the more his chances of getting hurt. That's just not sustainable football.