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Summary:

In this episode of "Gritty Nights," Black Gritty discusses the Philadelphia Eagles' victory over the Dallas Cowboys. He expresses his disappointment over the injury to tight end Dallas Goedert, highlighting his importance to the team's offense. Despite the win, Black Gritty acknowledges that the game was ugly and criticizes the referees for their inconsistent calls.

He praises Jalen Hurts for his performance and leadership on the field, but also points out areas of improvement, such as reducing fumbles. Black Gritty expresses frustration with head coach Nick Sirianni's conservative play-calling in the second half, emphasizing the need for more aggressive decision-making.

Black Gritty concludes by highlighting the challenges the Eagles face in a competitive league and the importance of staying healthy and focused. He also takes a playful jab at the Dallas Cowboys and their owner, Jerry Jones, for their inability to achieve sustained success.

Key Takeaways:

1. Dallas Goedert's injury is a significant blow to the Eagles' offense.
2. The game against the Cowboys was ugly, with inconsistent refereeing.
3. Jalen Hurts showed leadership and made impressive throws, but needs to reduce fumbles.
4. Nick Sirianni's conservative play-calling in the second half is a concern.
5. The Eagles must stay healthy and focused to succeed in a competitive league.

Quotes:

• "He is very important to our passing and our blocking and our running." - Black Gritty on Dallas Goedert's injury.
• "The penalties were even. Yes, they missed penalty calls. Yes, they had bad calls." - Black Gritty on the referees' performance.
• "Jalen Hurts is just throwing dimes." - Black Gritty on Jalen Hurts' impressive throws.
• "He has got to get his balls in the second half of the games going for it." - Black Gritty on Nick Sirianni's conservative play-calling.
• "The Dallas Cowboys are a good team. They're just poorly coached and they're poorly owned." - Black Gritty on the Cowboys' struggles.