Jordan Weinstein

@MitchCohenMLB Satire is not the same is "bullshit". Stop

BREAKING: The Phillies are finalizing a deal to acquire SP Jose Soriano in exchange for SS Bryson Stott and a prospect. Soriano has been a Cy Young candidate for the entire season with a 6-2, 1.66 ERA and now he will join the an inconsistent Phillies team as they look to make the postseason.

@jack_9947 Marketing

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@codyschneider Send please

yesterday on a live stream I made an AI agent start running an SEO campaign today article 1 is on page one the agent is - researching keywords - researching articles - writing articles for target keyword based on research + a transcript on my view about the topic - publishing a new article daily another agent every 2 weeks refreshes these articles based on the live google search console data and ahrefs data improving them if you want this get below

@EliotShorrParks putting aside that Patullo is an incompetent schmuck, you don’t demote someone, and hire their replacement but keep the former guy on the staff. Esp when that former guy is known for leaking rumors to the press to make himself look good. Suggesting otherwise is just dumb.

Patullo would have been a big help on this Eagles offensive staff with so many new faces

@sethjoyner ESP is a fraud who is trolling for engagement. He doesn't deserve your attention.

What?👀 What #Birds fan believes this? After last yr, this offense better be hummin week 1! This team is too talented to waste a year developing to contend! Geez, make this make sense‼️

@EliotShorrParks The only reason to let Nick call plays is so that he can get fired and we can move on. Fine, let's go for it.

Spike makes some good points here. If you are against Sirianni calling plays I’d give this a listen:

@thaAdamLittle I'll put the O/U at 15%

What percentage of startups outlive the expiration date on their corporate credit cards?

@EliotShorrParks He would if it wasn't for Sirianni

Not that he would take the Eagles job but Scheelhaase staying with Rams. Correct decision by him.

@DMRussini Don’t forget about the Eagles

@EliotShorrParks No one (with any credibility) has ever said that Nick is a great coach - much less "best in the league". Jalen has shown that he can be a top QB. Nick hasn't done anything except hold this team back, and ride the coat tails of great OC/DCs when they've had them.

It should be insulting to Sirianni & Hurts that McDaniel/Daboll didn’t want the OC job Daboll & McDaniel have won nothing in the NFL Sirianni & Hurts have a Super Bowl. This OC search should be the fuel Sirianni & Hurts need to bounce back in 2026:

@AlexDonno @johnducom I'm gonna guess that they don't

@johnducom I haven’t seen the contracts but some have multi year agreements, yes

I'm sorry to see some very talented players leave Miami in the transfer portal, but I am grateful that Miami isn't suing any of them in a desperate attempt to hold them hostage.

@EliotShorrParks Give it a rest. Eagles fans have suffered enough having to watch this offense all season. We don’t need your trolling to rub it in.

The good news for Eagles is Patullo is still in the building as of now. Patullo being willing to help build off of last year with the new OC would be huge (Of course Patullo could understandably leave for a different job once all the new staffs around the league are together)

@JoeGiglioSports Seems like he and Fangio didn't get along... that seems like it is a pretty likely/simple reason not to hire him

Mike McDaniel seemingly wanted no part of the Eagles offensive coordinator job. The most likely reason is probably closer to reality than anyone wants to admit. joe-giglio-sports.beehiiv.com/p/the-simplest…

@NinerScribe @mckenzielaw What’s the point of a 2 year contract if the player can enter the portal (opt out)… even though the contract doesn’t allow for that?

@mckenzielaw I don’t even understand what Duke is trying to accomplish. Monetary damages? Strong-arming Mensah to play for Duke? Barring him from playing elsewhere? What is Duke’s endgame?

As for Miami, Duke's lawyers were careful here. Duke doesn't plead that Mensah entered the portal to sign with Miami. In fact, Duke doesn't mention Miami by name anywhere in the body of the complaint. What Duke wisely does is establish two parallel timelines—one internal to Duke, one external—and invites the court to connect the dots. The internal timeline is what Duke can prove from its own records: 👉 Mensah called Coach Diaz at 3:56 PM 👉 Mensah emailed compliance at 4:14 PM 👉 Mensah posted his farewell at 4:51 PM. Clean and documented. The external timeline is a tweet from Liam Blutman, which Duke includes as an in-line exhibit rather than pleading as fact: 👉 At 2:07 PM—nearly two hours before Mensah called Manny Diaz—someone tweeted specific details of Miami's offer: ✔️Buyout of the Duke contract ✔️Approximately $10 million total (for what, IDK, but I'd assume for Miami) ✔️Country club housing ✔️Adidas campaign This is disciplined lawyering. Duke avoids pleading facts it cannot prove through its own knowledge. It sidesteps a direct confrontation with Miami without more than a random tweet. But it practically begs the court to infer what happened: Someone knew the details of a Miami offer before Mensah even told his coach he was leaving. Now, a word of caution: this is a tweet. From a Barstool personality. "Twitter reported it" is not exactly a verified admission. The tweet could be wrong. Duke's lawyers know this, which is why they didn't plead the substance as fact—they just attached the exhibit and let it sit there. But here's what Duke doesn't need a tweet to prove: Someone knew something at 2:07 PM. The details were specific—dollar figures, housing arrangements, etc. And less than two hours later, Mensah was on the phone with his coach saying goodbye.

@NagleNFL This is exactly right. Hire the OC, promote him and fire Nick. They should have done it last year and promoted Kellen Moore, but it’s tough to fire your HC after winning the SB…

All signs point towards Nick Sirianni returning as the #Eagles HC in 2026. It’s the wrong move, but with the right OC hire Philly should bounce back & if they do… The OC needs to become the HC. Sirianni just isn’t good enough to justify continuously losing great play-callers.

@mallegiance_ I think that people understand this

Don't think people understand this. The HC threw away a year of arguably most talented roster in the league's prime for his best friend. Like this isn't some ordinary playoff loss. He basically punted on the year promoting his unqualified best friend and never adjusted once.

@EliotShorrParks He is definitely not coaching for his job. Regardless of what happens in the playoffs (including if they win the SB), Patullo should 100% be gone. I’m confident that Howie will do what needs to be done.

Patullo should not be coaching for his job in playoffs He’s been here for 5 years & OC for a full year. They know who he is If they expected immediate results they shouldn’t have hired a 1st-time OC They either believe in him or not. One or two more games shouldnt change that

@EliotShorrParks He didn't win. Vic won - despite Sirianni.

Another week where Sirianni is being accused of coaching “not to win” in a game he once again won

Nick Sirianni and Kevin Patullo are fired up after the Dallas Goedert TD

@ZBerm Does he ever get asked, point blank: "Do you think that the offense that they ran in the second half gave them the best chance to win compared to the offense that they ran in the first half? Do you not expect the offense to contribute a full game of quality play?"

@ZBerm Thanks Zach... it's gotta be maddening to cover this team when the flaws on offense are so glaring - and yet Sirianni talks week after week about "taking responsibility"... and yet nothing changes... And they still win.

Nick Sirianni compared the Eagles-Bills game to a "heavyweight bout" in his postgame speech. It was billed as a measuring stick game. But who needed to measure themselves against whom? Story from Buffalo on the team that views itself as the heavyweight: nytimes.com/athletic/69246…