In this episode of the 14 Rings an NFC East Podcast, we dive into the offseason dynamics of their respective teams following their playoff exits. Mal discusses the recent hiring of John Harbaugh as the head coach of the New York Giants, expressing mixed feelings about the change and its implications for the team's future. She shares his excitement about the new direction under Harbaugh, emphasizing the need for accountability and a shift in the team's culture. The conversation then shifts to the Dallas Cowboys, where JT outlines his top ten free agent targets, focusing on defensive upgrades and potential trades to bolster the team's roster. We engage in a lively discussion about the implications of these moves and the overall state of the NFC East as they prepare for the upcoming draft and free agency period. Lucas discusses the latest developments around the Washington Commanders, including coaching changes and the unveiling of a new stadium design. He shares his excitement about the new stadium, which pays homage to the old RFK Stadium while incorporating modern features, such as a dome. The conversation shifts to potential uniform changes, including the possible introduction of a new alternative helmet and the possibility of switching up the Commanders' primary uniforms. Maurice delves into the hiring process for offensive coordinators for the Philadelphia Eagles, debating the merits of candidates like Brian Daboll and Jim Bob Cooter, while reflecting on the implications of these decisions for their respective teams. The episode wraps up with a lively discussion about the upcoming NFL playoffs and predictions for the championship games.

Episode 128