One of the more anticipated NFL pieces of content every Monday are Brian Baldinger's #BaldyBreakdowns on Twitter, where the former Eagles offensive lineman gives his honest assestment of what he sees on tape.
The Eagles suffered a disappointing 17-10 loss on Sunday to the Patriots, in a game where the offense struggled mightily. Baldy focused on Carson Wentz and the offense line in his breakdowns on Monday, pointing on their mistakes.
On this play, Wentz has a clean pocket against a three-man rush and misses a wide open Mack Hollins.
.@eagles offense is hard to watch and harder to understand. Here are 2 shiny examples. @patriots defense hardly broke a sweat. #BaldysBreakdowns pic.twitter.com/ZV1C3F2yME
— Brian Baldinger (@BaldyNFL) November 18, 2019Here, Baldy points out a bad route combo by Nelson Agholor and Dallas Goedert.
.@Eagles on 2-6 try to run a "switch route" between WR/TE. This is awful. Can you telegraph to the @Patriots any sooner what you are doing? Are they coached to run this like they are in quicksand? #BaldysBreakdowns pic.twitter.com/4FK5r0JZx7
— Brian Baldinger (@BaldyNFL) November 18, 2019Baldinger shows some of the poor plays from the Eagles' offensive line, as well.
.@patriots v @eagles on first play of 3rd QTR. No need to watch anymore of this. #Patriots whipped the #Birds at the LOS. #BaldysBreakdowns pic.twitter.com/z85MJfBSAZ
— Brian Baldinger (@BaldyNFL) November 18, 2019.@Patriots @eagles just whipped the #Birds at the LOS. This is so hard to watch and it's not how they are coached. #BaldysBreakdowns pic.twitter.com/ukKzBuYAUq
— Brian Baldinger (@BaldyNFL) November 18, 2019.@Patriots @Eagles this is so aggravating to watch . Go find a 7 man blocking sled and come off the ball and hit that sled for sun up to sun down. This is ????? You full in the blank. #BaldysBreakdowns pic.twitter.com/A1aJgQtHxF
— Brian Baldinger (@BaldyNFL) November 18, 2019The Eagles, now 5-5, are 1.0 game back of the Cowboys in the NFC East. They host the Seahawks on Sunday and hope to get some injured offensive players back, like Alshon Jeffery and Jordan Howard.



