Bills player jumped on it but it squirted out so the Jags got it.

Edit: He jumped over it, not on it.

It's annoying that even Jags can design great plays to get their players open

Meanwhile we have Nick and KP

2 minutes ago, Mike030270 said:

You're supposedly going to be able to listen to crowd noise. I'd like that

It would interfere with my audible calls from the recliner causing a false start…nope.

43 minutes ago, devpool said:

He's way too slow, those plays are for quick twitch guys like DJax and we don't have any of those. Especially with this OL where dudes are in the backfield on every play, a reverse would be an automatic 6-7 yard loss and a sweep would be a 2-3 yard loss.

McVay seems to make them work just fine with Puka.

2 minutes ago, Mike030270 said:

It's annoying that even Jags can design great plays to get their players open

Meanwhile we have Nick and KP

Tbh the jags have talented skill position players on offense. Washington, Thomas and Meyers (sounds like a law firm lol) are good WRs. Add in tuten/ETN who are a good combo they really have everything you could ask for. Especially since strange came back and has been solid as a TE receiving option

2 hours ago, Mike030270 said:

Even from a regular fan perspective this game should be interesting

He's not wrong

Not sure about the "big time arm" quote. He has a good arm but not a cannon or anything like that.

Jags dropping back 12 times and only rushing 6 with your backs when your backs have 15.6 and 7.3 yards per carry is certainly a choice

5 minutes ago, Mike030270 said:

You're supposedly going to be able to listen to crowd noise. I'd like that

MLB TV has this and it's phenomenal, I love the atmosphere noise. The crowd roar, the stadium announcers. Great viewing experience

Just now, e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! said:

Jags dropping back 12 times and only rushing 6 with your backs when your backs have 15.6 and 7.3 yards per carry is certainly a choice

Sounds familiar

1 minute ago, 315Eagles said:

Not sure about the "big time arm" quote. He has a good arm but not a cannon or anything like that.

He doesn't have a cannon but he's got a great deep ball with accuracy. Kind of like a punt I guess

It looked like he dove before he had to.

He may get lucky but it was a dumb decision.

Shin down

Romo sounds like the regular at the local watering hole who's been sipping whiskey out of a dirty glass since 9am

They really want the 49ers to win

That's so close, I don't know how you overturn that.

Just now, RememberTheKoy said:

Whoever named him Beckett should be arrested.

10 minutes ago, RoadToHell said:

Just seen eagles social media post the locker room videos of the jerseys and no Lane Johnson was spotted

I’d be surprised if he plays

8 minutes ago, e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! said:

My mental well being watching the eagles offense is a game time decision 

Yup...I broke from my usual routine this morning because of all the annoying Niner fans running their mouths...all excuses in place for them and wishful emotional thinking...ya know, there was no such a thing as Niner Faithful until their 1st Super Bowl. Before that, I could go to Candlestick on game day and buy tickets at face value. They are such fair weather fans...same with the NBA Warriors, that arena was empty for years until Curry showed up. Now, everyone is a fan and an expert.

He's short

4 minutes ago, Diehardfan said:

They really want the 49ers to win

Oh boy. Massive L and neverending 49er glazing incoming

5 minutes ago, Diehardfan said:

They really want the 49ers to win

I'm not superstitious. It's the logical pick

Romo just talks nonsense.

8 minutes ago, greendestiny27 said:

Romo sounds like the regular at the local watering hole who's been sipping whiskey out of a dirty glass since 9am

Know for a fact that he drinks on the broadcast. Or has done so, as of a couple years ago.

1 minute ago, Mike030270 said:

I'm not superstitious. It's the logical pick

I'm not either but I hate when that happens like the first Chiefs SB

8 minutes ago, Diehardfan said:

They really want the 49ers to win

Then there is this

ESPN.com

Our guide to three remaining NFL wild-card games: Matchup...

Niners-Eagles? Chargers-Pats? Texans-Steelers? We have picks, predictions and stats to know for every remaining wild-card game.

(6) 49ers at (3) Eagles

Sunday, 4:30 p.m. ET | Fox | PHI -4.5 (44.5 O/U)

What we're hearing on the 49ers: In an alternate universe, Eagles defensive coordinator Vic Fangio would be working with coach Kyle Shanahan. Fangio spent time with the 49ers during the 2022 offseason, and Shanahan planned to hire him when all signs pointed to DeMeco Ryans leaving (he did, to Houston). But Fangio signed with Miami in 2023, then joined the Eagles in 2024. Now, Shanahan faces the task of scoring against a Fangio-led defense that ranks fifth in points allowed per game (19.1). "[Fangio], schematically, he has always been the best to me," Shanahan said. "... Has a very sound scheme that he doesn't need to change up very much. It just naturally changes with how he does his coverages, how he does his fronts, the personnel groupings he does. He's very good at getting a bead on what you're trying to do and making you adjust." -- Nick Wagoner

What we're hearing on the Eagles: Philadelphia was equally respectful toward Shanahan. Fangio was complimentary of Shanahan's scheme and his ability to call plays, and he noted how "everything's packaged well together" and is purposeful on offense for San Francisco. The 49ers use motion on 70% of their offensive plays, the third most in the NFL. "It's an offense that challenges your eyes and your discipline," LB Jaelan Phillips said. "If you let all of the moving pieces affect you, that's when they take advantage of people." -- Tim McManus

Stat to know: Since Week 7 -- the week after LB Fred Warner's ankle injury -- the 49ers are allowing opponents a 47% success rate on designed runs (third highest). Though the Eagles haven't been nearly as successful on the ground this season as they were in 2024, San Francisco's defense could present the opportunity for RB Saquon Barkley to have a big game. -- Walder

Bold prediction: Niners DE Bryce Huff will get a key sack. Huff is the 49ers' best shot at edge pressure, and he has a quick first step that can challenge Eagles LT Jordan Mailata. Huff has been struggling mightily of late, but expect an impassioned performance here. -- Solak

Matchup X factor: Eagles S Reed Blankenship. He will be asked to play a two-way role in the secondary, limiting the middle-of-the-field targets in the 49ers' route tree while also filling the alleys to cut off RB Christian McCaffrey in the run game. Blankenship had 53 solo tackles and one interception this season. -- Bowen

One bet to consider: 49ers QB Brock Purdy UNDER 1.5 passing touchdowns. The Eagles allow a league-low passing touchdown rate. And Fangio defenses historically suppress red zone passing efficiency, supporting Purdy's under. -- Maldonado

Officiating nugget: The 49ers were the second-least-penalized team in the NFL (six per game), but they're tied for the most flags for unnecessary roughness (10). Overall, referee Alan Eck's crew threw the NFL's second-fewest flags per game this season (13). -- Seifert

Injuries: 49ers | Eagles

Maldonado's pick: Eagles 24, 49ers 20
Moody's pick: 49ers 20, Eagles 17
Solak's pick: 49ers 24, Eagles 17
Walder's pick: 49ers 30, Eagles 28
FPI prediction: PHI, 55.4% (by an average of 2.2 points)