4 minutes ago, RememberTheKoy said:

Tonight the rent gets paid. 

I usually pay on the third of the month.

8 minutes ago, Aerolithe_Lion said:

Between 2007 and 2011, Eli played in 9 playoff games and won 8 of them. Every single QB who owns a stat like that is considered an all timer

Eli Manning is not only a two-time Super Bowl winning starting QB; he’s a two-time Super Bowl MVP.  There are quite a few criteria that can merit HOF induction — Manning’s two Super Bowl MVP trophies writes his ticket.

 

 

I’m here now

Just now, Alphagrand said:

Eli Manning is not only a two-time Super Bowl winning starting QB; he’s a two-time Super Bowl MVP.  There are quite a few criteria that can merit HOF induction — Manning’s two Super Bowl MVP trophies writes his ticket.

. I'm not sure.  There's been a few guys that have no business being the MVP.   And frankly, Eli shouldn't have been the MVP for that first one.  His name earned him that one, if his position didn't get it done by itself.

Complaining about luck is a child's game. You can do it for everything.

The 2021 Rams got lucky that the Browns cut OBJ, and that Tartt dropped a pick in his chest, and that Bowles called a zero blitz.

The 2020 Bucs got lucky that the Chiefs O-line melted.

The 2019 Chiefs got lucky that Bill O'Brien is a moron.

The 2018 Patriots got lucky that the refs did not call that PI to give the NFCCG to the Rams.

The 2017 Eagles got lucky that Edelman missed the season.

Teddy B's bad injury luck put Barnett on the field. He picked up the Brady fumble.

The 2016 Patriots got lucky so many ways in that game.

The 2015 Broncos got lucky that Stork head bobbed all day on the snap so Brady got killed.

The 2014 Patriots got Pete Carroll Smart Guy Luck.

The 2013 Seahawks got lucky to face a joke SB QB with 4 games played and 5 TD passes (3 to his team and 2 to the other team)

Peyton Manning's teams averaged a net 12 points on offense per SB.

The 2012 Ravens got blown coverage luck vs Denver, and more Manning choke luck, and luck at the goal line with the whistles put away.

In 2010 The Packers got fumble luck with Mendenahall and QB injury luck in the NFCCG. 

Get the idea yet?

A fumble bounce is luck. The refs randomly deciding what to call each game is luck. You still have to make the plays.

3 minutes ago, Alphagrand said:

Eli Manning is not only a two-time Super Bowl winning starting QB; he’s a two-time Super Bowl MVP.  There are quite a few criteria that can merit HOF induction — Manning’s two Super Bowl MVP trophies writes his ticket.

Yup.  His career quidditch score wasn't great.  But he caught the Golden Snitch twice.  Game over.

Chiefs lost, Ravens lost, Dolphins lost, Jaguars lost, either Chargers or Broncos will lose….

This was a huge weekend for AFC playoff picture

1 minute ago, Aerolithe_Lion said:

Chiefs lost, Ravens lost, Dolphins lost, Jaguars lost, either Chargers or Broncos will lose….

This was a huge weekend for AFC playoff picture

It's two teams in the AFC and everyone else. 

Eagles win tonight I consider anything less than a NFC championship appearance a pretty big disappointment

4 minutes ago, SkippyX said:

Complaining about luck is a child's game. You can do it for everything.

Not a complaint about luck.  I am talking about his performance.  Chuck and duck isn't skill.  The Giants deserved to win the game, but they didn't win the game because Eli out dueled Brady (unlike what happened with the Eagles in 2017).  They won because the Giants' D shut down Brady, and Eli did... just enough.  

 

Jim Plunkett has two Super Bowl wins... and isn't in the HoF.  8-2 in the playoffs as well.

5 minutes ago, DaEagles4Life said:

It's two teams in the AFC and everyone else. 

I think the Ravens will still stick around until the end.

They really should have beaten the Dolphins.

They should have beaten the Giants.

And replay the final few minutes of Ravens vs Bills and they win a good number of those.

That’s all of their losses, against teams that were a combined 8-2 at the time they played Baltimore.

I think they’re good enough that the "should haves” won’t last forever

1 minute ago, Aerolithe_Lion said:

I think the Ravens will still stick around until the end.

They really should have beaten the Dolphins.

They should have beaten the Giants.

And replay the final few minutes of Ravens vs Bills and they win a good number of those.

That’s all of their losses, against teams that were a combined 9-2 at the time they played Baltimore.

I think they’re good enough that the "should haves” won’t last forever

Not if they keep dropping big leads.

Please, baby Jesus, don’t let our first loss come at the hands of the b*tch-ass Cowboys.

2 minutes ago, Know Life said:

Please, baby Jesus, don’t let our first loss come at the hands of the b*tch-ass Cowboys.

Think it's statement time and crowd plays a part. 

Really wish I was there tonight 

Beat Dallas.

1 minute ago, bbabraham said:

Beat Dallas.

Shouldn't you be sleeping or something to ensure our W?

 

 

31 minutes ago, DaEagles4Life said:

Lane Johnson gonna get some respect on his name tonight 

Hoping Lawrence got him good that one time 

On 10/16/2022 at 4:42 PM, 4for4EaglesNest said:

Tarron Jackson inactive again.  Still not a solid part of a solid rotation, even without Barnett.  

4for4, do you believe the Eagles D-Line "rotation' is not solid?  That rotation is Reddick - Cox - Davis - Hargrave - Sweat  with Johnson - Tui - Williams - Graham rotating in.

I hope Gannon brings it tonight, I have no tolerance for defense playing 10 yards back all game. Make rush try to beat you.

Game time... finally!

35 minutes ago, 4for4EaglesNest said:

Kathryn Tappen is just meh now.  She used to be more than meh back when she was with the NHLN.  She’s not as "impressive” as Maria Taylor.  

What was Kathryn saying/analyzing that was "meh"?

Covey!

 

 

Woot!

Did he say Jeff Stoutland university? lol

Jeff Stoutland University hahaha