After watching Philadelphia Eagles defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz‘s work for the past three seasons, we can all probably agree on something. To say the average Eagles fan’s love affair with him borders on hot and cold would be an understatement.
As much as you want to stand up and cheer when Philly’s defense plays lights out, you also want to rip your insides out when the Tennessee Titans or Carolina Panthers stage those dramatic late-game rallies. It may be hard to believe this now, but once upon a time, some were of the opinion that Schwartz should replace Doug Pederson as Eagles head coach.