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Fans inside the Linc don’t exactly take a play off as they’re just as loud when the Eagles are on offense as they are when the team is on defense. The noise from the fans when the Birds have the ball has started to affect cadence and rhythm, which may explain why 15 of Philadelphia’s false start penalties this season have come at home.
The Eagles’ offense has turned into an up-and-down operation this season, and a number of players have started pinning the blame on the crowd noise while the team is on offense, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer.
“It kind of gets loud for the offense,” Jalen Hurts told the media after the team’s win over the Giants On Christmas. “It’s supposed to get loud for the defense.”
Offensive lineman Jordan Mailata took things a step further.
“I would love to hear the cadence,” Mailata said while admitting that the Eagles have had to use silent counts at home on occasion. “People don’t understand the gravity of playing at home. Because we can go on our cadence. Maybe draw them offside.”
Eagles Seem To Be Getting Annoyed With How Loud And Passionate Their Fans Are During Home Games
The Philadelphia Eagles and their coaching staff appear to be getting annoyed with how loud their fans get during home games.
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Fans inside the Linc don’t exactly take a play off as they’re just as loud when the Eagles are on offense as they are when the team is on defense. The noise from the fans when the Birds have the ball has started to affect cadence and rhythm, which may explain why 15 of Philadelphia’s false start penalties this season have come at home.
The Eagles’ offense has turned into an up-and-down operation this season, and a number of players have started pinning the blame on the crowd noise while the team is on offense, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer.
“It kind of gets loud for the offense,” Jalen Hurts told the media after the team’s win over the Giants On Christmas. “It’s supposed to get loud for the defense.”
Offensive lineman Jordan Mailata took things a step further.
“I would love to hear the cadence,” Mailata said while admitting that the Eagles have had to use silent counts at home on occasion. “People don’t understand the gravity of playing at home. Because we can go on our cadence. Maybe draw them offside.”
