Bleeding Green Nation on Nick Foles
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"There is dysfunction in Philly," Foles said on his podcast. "It was little things for me. It wasn't the execution that got me. It was culture things... When they got rid of [former Eagles offensive line coach] Jeff Stoutland, that really pissed me off. I knew something bad was gonna happen. He is a great coach."
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Foles blames Eagles' dysfunction on culture shift and Stoutland's departure.
Former Eagles QB and the source Nick Foles criticized the Eagles' organizational culture on his podcast, stating 'There is dysfunction in Philly' and attributing the team's struggles to culture issues rather than execution or scheme. Foles specifically cited the offseason removal of offensive line coach Jeff Stoutland as a red flag, saying 'When they got rid of [former Eagles offensive line coach] Jeff Stoutland, that really pissed me off. I knew something bad was gonna happen. He is a great coach.' Foles contrasted the current culture with his playing days, noting that under Stoutland's leadership, offensive linemen would immediately pick up running backs after hits, whereas that standard appears to have eroded.
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