The Philadelphia Eagles traveled to MetLife Stadium once again; this time to face the New York Jets. The Eagles came into this game having never lost to the Jets in franchise history, and they kept that streak alive, winning by a score of 33-18. The offense performed well under Gardner Minshew, who took over the reigns for this game due to a Jalen Hurts injury that kept him sidelined during the entirety of the game.
When’s the last time so many teams were floating around .500 heading into December? This is when teams want to be playing their best football, and given the sheer amount of teams still in playoff contention (even Detroit, somehow), it all comes down to these next three or four weeks. Heck, some games in January…
Apparently, my jinxing powers aren’t strong enough to throw off the Eagles. Not this week, at least. Don’t look now, but our free agent backup QB just beat the Jets’ third overall pick. If I thought wins were a QB stat, I’d make more fun of Wilson for this faux pas. Instead, it’s more productive…
Last week was a real smack in the mouth. A loss to the lowly Giants with Hurts throwing 3 INTs and Jalen Reagor dropping two game-winners is week ruining at the very least. Now Philly must stay in the Meadowlands to take on the pathetic Jets, but without some key pieces. Jalen Hurts is reportedly…
Philadelphia lost an incredibly ugly game against the New York Giants on Sunday by the score of 13-7. The Eagles easily played their worst game of the season, and man, it was tough to watch. The Eagles actually outgained the Giants 332 yards to 264 yards, but were unable to score due to sloppy play
This is the game that the Giants wanted all year. We cost them a chance at the playoffs (ignoring their own failures) and they wanted revenge. Thanks to a painful performance from the Eagles offense, they got it. We all know that Giants fans are going to be insufferable for the next week, if not…
Bless the Football Gods, nearly every game this week has playoff implications! There’s only one, maybe two, game{s} this week between two bad teams. This is a far cry from the past couple of weeks where the lineup of games has been a shot in the dark. Lock Cardinals (-7.5) vs. Bears (+7.5): Cardinals I…