NFC East teams try to hire Nick Aliotti as consultant to combat Eagles
"I have been asked by everybody in the NFC East..." the retired Aliotti said on Monday. "The Giants asked me to come back when Chip got the first job. I didn't feel right doing that. Some teams have called when they're getting ready to play the Eagles and they call and have certain questions on the thing. Unless I know the guy and he's a good friend, I don't get involved with that."
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I could have read that wrong - but I assumed he had worked with us in the past because of the 'asked him to come back'. Re-reading, the article isn't clear.
Hadn't we also worked with Kelly and offered him a spot as quality control coach?
I think most teams are doing a good job combating Kelly's offense. The key is to stop the run, especially outside the tackles. I know that sounds incredibly simple but everything they do is heavily based on that. That's why so many teams regardless of situation keep 8 in the box (except for Perry Fewell). If not for their defense and special teams, not the offense, this would be a 6-5 or 5-6 team
I think most teams are doing a good job combating Kelly's offense. The key is to stop the run, especially outside the tackles. I know that sounds incredibly simple but everything they do is heavily based on that. That's why so many teams regardless of situation keep 8 in the box (except for Perry Fewell). If not for their defense and special teams, not the offense, this would be a 6-5 or 5-6 team
Curious, that the same guy who played
WR in the NFL?
Last year he signed with the Chiefs as a consultant on the pistol offense. Not sure if the out of conference signing was intentional or not.
Doesn't look like it matters much now anyways either for the Niners or the Eagles in their respective offenses.