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Jalyx Hunt says Vic Fangio made the defense meet after the Super Bowl to go over the game because it’s unacceptable that they gave up 22 points in the second half. This is from an interview on the Pete Takes YouTube channel:
Here’s the video! pic.twitter.com/OmbjsVpgNZ
— Reef ➐ (@Reef215) February 24, 2025
This is perfect. It’s exactly what I want my grizzled defensive coordinator to be like. He’s just a miserable old fuck that wants to coach ball, throw a Zyn in, watch the Phillies, and demand perfection. It doesn’t matter his unit had one of the best defensive performances in Super Bowl history, it could’ve been better and he’s going to tell you why. Quinyon Mitchell and Nolan Smith Jr. couldn’t even spell their names during the parade, but if you asked them why they let up 22 points in the second half they would tell you exactly where the coverage breakdowns occurred. Imagine Uncle Vic when he’s in the wild. God forbid you don’t give him exact change at the Dunkin’ or take long to get his order at a restaurant. You’re going to hear about it.
Look at this guy after the game. Dude couldn’t wait to get the clicker in his hand and figure out why Xavier Worthy was getting open downfield:
Vic Fangio, Super Bowl Champion pic.twitter.com/XWJ0vuagyw
— Eliot Shorr-Parks (@EliotShorrParks) February 10, 2025
Don’t let the celebration fool you.
This was just a distraction from watching tape:
Uncle Vic Fangio mobbin’ with the whole squad while BigXthaPlug is performing directly to his left is an ALL-TIME clip.
Shoutout @FDuffyNFL for this absolute gem. pic.twitter.com/QC6Sh0IOFD
— Kendall Beck (@KBeckEagles) February 12, 2025
He’s perfect for Philly. I haven’t loved a DC like this since Jim Johnson. Good things happen when the Eagles are coached by ornery old men who are curmudgeons 24/7:
Coach Vic Fangio didn’t disappoint in this Q & A pic.twitter.com/Tvx241ejwc
— Philadelphia Eagles (@Eagles) February 4, 2025
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