10 Questions I Want Kellen Moore And Vic Fangio To Answer
by John Kincade
Whether it was Fletcher Cox speaking in veiled dialogue, AJ Brown using social media to stir the pot or the latest musings from Kenneth Gainwell on a podcast the 2023 Eagles season could be defined as one messy car crash. Why we can’t get a straight answer out of the organization as to what actually caused it all remains a mystery. They want us to just turn the page and I’m willing to comply. The off-season roster additions and replacements intrigue me. The draft picks can be described as electric. The Eagles have turned over roughly a third of their roster in response to the epic collapse. Despite all of these factors, I still am not believing that the players will be the biggest reason for optimism as we head into training camp this summer. The men who can change the energy in a positive direction will speak for the first time on Thursday.
KELLEN MOORE GETS THE KEYS TO A RACE CAR
The biggest challenge for Moore is going to be utilizing all of their offensive firepower and attempting to keep all of the stars happy. Imagine trying to divvy up the snaps between his two star wide receivers, a high priced dynamic running back and a quarterback who likes to have design runs in the game plan. It seems as if that’s juggling act would keep even the brightest offensive minds up at night. I’m looking for these answers from Kellen Moore.
What do you see in Jalen Hurts that is different from the quarterbacks you have designed offenses around in the past?
Your offense has been accused of being too “pass happy” in the past. How do you see your offense finding the proper balance?
Finding your wide receivers opportunities in space is a hallmark of your past offenses. What needs to happen for that to unfold here? Is it all play design?
Will Dallas Goedert see himself in an expanded role in the offense? What do you see as the role of the tight end in your scheme?
Nick Sirianni has referred to the offense as a collaboration of ideas. Is that what you believe this will be? How has your offense evolved under previous head coaches?
FANGIO GETS THE SALVAGE JOB
Vic Fangio arrives and is expected to put out a dumpster fire. A defense that was in the top third of the NFL and played in Super Bowl 57 completely collapsed last season under Sean Desai and Matt Patricia. What would I most like to hear from Fangio? How about these answers?
How do you see the pass rush rotations developing in the absence of the sack leader from the last 2 seasons Hasson Reddick?
How will the young corners be used and counted on? Are the starting corner jobs already penciled in on your mental depth chart?
Do you have the linebacker skill set you need to run your system?
Is James Bradberry going to be a part of the plan?
How does this job stack up against challenges you have faced in the past? Does it remind you or contain similarities to any of them?