a lot of credit has to go to the head coach for their success, despite all the injuries.
E-A-G-L-E-S Eagles!!! Birds - Giants II Game Thread
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a lot of credit has to go to the head coach for their success, despite all the injuries.
coach of the year in my book
And they're still running Saquon........and he now risks losing enough yards to go back under 1,000.
FFS. Who are these clowns?
FFS. Who are these clowns?
Philadelphia goes to Boston and Dallas to beat New York.
Tom, thanks for all of these posts. Very exciting. Amazing job by Doug P (we named our dog after him, by the way). All season, Doug did well with all of the injuries -- especially for all of the in-game injuries.
Jason Peters is awesome, BTW. I hope he is back.
Jason Peters is awesome, BTW. I hope he is back.
Unlike Seattle, the Niners have a helluva rushing attack. They also have one of the best TEs in Kittle and Sanders and an improving Samuel at WR. With the exception of a couple bad games, SF and New Orleans are the 2 best teams I have seen in the NFC this year.
I agree. Seattle has a lot of holes. Plus they lost Carson. Not sure Beast mode will be his old self.
I wouldn’t want anything to do with SF.
Heresy. Someone should pronounce you excommunicado, a la John Wick ...
I won't be popular here for saying this, but I think the Seahawks are gonna win that game easily.
OTOH, the fact that the Seahawks will be heavily favored should help the Eagles come into this game loose, and feeling that they are essentially playing with house money. If they lose, no one will be surprised, but if they win, it will be considered quite a feat. They have a good defense, and Wentz is playing really well at the right time of the season.
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Question for diehard Eagles fans -- or even casual ones (if there is such a thing):
Would you characterize the team's NFC East title and subsequent playoff berth as undeserved?
Reason I ask, is I was reading a blog/column on another site written by a Penn Stater and a diehard Penguins/Steelers fan but a noted Philadelphia hater that it was. Undeserved, that is.
Was surprised to see this, but maybe I shouldn't have been since he is so blind with hatred of the Flyers especially and I guess all things Philly.
I personally think he should grow TF up since he is 40-something, but n obvious toolbag.
Would you characterize the team's NFC East title and subsequent playoff berth as undeserved?
Reason I ask, is I was reading a blog/column on another site written by a Penn Stater and a diehard Penguins/Steelers fan but a noted Philadelphia hater that it was. Undeserved, that is.
Was surprised to see this, but maybe I shouldn't have been since he is so blind with hatred of the Flyers especially and I guess all things Philly.
I personally think he should grow TF up since he is 40-something, but n obvious toolbag.
Undeserved? Nope in the NFL everything you get has been earned.
Debating whether or not another team “deserves” to be in the playoffs is for losers sitting at home watching the game.
All the injuries the Eagles have suffered are undeserved. Its really not that uncommon to have a team with this record win a division. Its the nature of the cycles in the NFL. Go Birds!
I agree and am enforcing the excommunication on myself. Beginning Jan. 2, 2020, I am banned from the board for an undetermined length of time.
Undeserving? That's such bullsh&t. The Eagles finished at 9-7. I saw Seattle get in the playoffs one year at 7-9 and the Vikings at 8-8. As someone mentioned, these things are cyclical. Plus the Eagles have had a ridiculous amount of injuries this year.
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