If the Rams defeat the Detroit Lions the L.A. Rams will have to play against the Eagles in Philadelphia. When the Eagles crush them, and the Packers ruin the 49ers dreams the Green Bay Packers will also have to come to Philadelphia. As the Eagles proceed to the Super Bowl for a possible rematch against the Chiefs.

 

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You posted this and the result is that Stafford got concussed and the scenario might now be in the hands of.....Carson Wentz

How do you get home field advantage throughout the playoffs when your first game is on the road?

What if Matt Stafford gets too injured to play against the Eagles and we get Carson Wentz coming to Philadelphia to play in the playoffs.

What are the odds?

19 minutes ago, Aerolithe_Lion said:

How do you get home field advantage throughout the playoffs when your first game is on the road?

Whoops forgot about the Bucs, lol been up since 5am. Other than the Bucs... lol .. the rest of the games could be at home.

That stinks now the Eagles will have to play in Detroit next week.

22 minutes ago, JournalistMic said:

That stinks now the Eagles will have to play in Detroit next week.

IF they can beat the Bucs....

Oh btw

Bucs 24

Eagles 20

So look… Do we dare to dream? Probably not but it won’t stop us anyway. If we beat Tampa tonight (big if) then we to go Detroit next week. A Detroit team who just scraped past LA in a big emotional game. Detroit haven’t looked the same dominant offensive team the last couple of months but they are still an absolute threat. If we can pull that out there’s a chance GB cause another upset against SF. I mean SF coming off a bye they may start slow. SF tend to handle GB in the play offs but that was the Rodgers GB. And if that plays out? We host the NFCCG.

9 hours ago, JournalistMic said:

That stinks now the Eagles will have to play in Detroit next week.

That's assuming a win ... and you can't assume anything with this team (or any game in general).  So just stop.

Cocaine is a helluva drug.

Close thread 

2 hours ago, NOTW said:

Cocaine is a helluva drug.

Imagine an 8 year old walking around the house singing this song and what his (my) parents must have thought:

 

 

9 hours ago, time2rock said:

That's assuming a win ... and you can't assume anything with this team (or any game in general).  So just stop.

Any given Sunday I guess but no this is a win for the Eagles.

You can close this topic. It’s over now.

11 hours ago, JournalistMic said:

Any given Sunday I guess but no this is a win for the Eagles.

You were saying???  

 

On 1/16/2024 at 5:15 AM, time2rock said:

You were saying???  

 

Did not age well.

OH well always next year.

On 1/17/2024 at 8:44 PM, JournalistMic said:

Did not age well.

OH well always next year.

New coordinators, another difficult schedule, a regressing quarterback, and a lame duck coach. Does any of that seem like a recipe for success next season? 

Too many unknown factors to say without a doubt that the Eagles will be 13-4 or something like that, because we haven't even had the NFL draft or Free Agency off season yet. 

That being said I like the current roster and if the General Manager Howie Roseman works his magic this offseason especially at LB, Nickel CB (Maddox is the best but injured two seasons in a row and not sold on Roby), and LE & RT are a concern because Brandon Graham and Lane Johnson could retire and unlike center they don't have the best options to make a seamless switch. I have no doubt that Howie & owner Jeff Lurie will take all necessary action to improve this team and perform even better than the previous season. The Eagles are always competitive every season, under Jeff Lurie's ownership you can always expect to be entertained at the games. That is probably why the Eagles ticket prices are a bit higher than other teams and have no problems selling them.

Go BIRDS!

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