3 minutes ago, BigEFly said:

Wallace lead the team in tackles today.

Watkins 2 rushes for four yards and four catches for 6 yards. That’s not working. 

Those plays to Watkins drive me crazy. He's not good with the ball in his hands unless he has a lot of open space. Pascal would be better for those plays because he's at least not contact shy.

The Eagles clearly overlooked the Bears. They were the least physical team on both sides of the ball. They had turnovers. They had missed assignments and blown coverages. Our RBs wouldn't stick their nose in the hole, while our DL cared about stat padding.

But we won and didn't suffer any major injuries. All that matters.

4 minutes ago, Parrot Head said:

May have been a frustrating game to watch at times, but this was a good win.

Scrappy Bears team on the road in horrible windy, cold conditions.

And overcame 3 turnovers to get the W.

It feels like Hurts and this offense have come through when they need it most at impactful moments in games all season long. Regardless of how ugly the game has been going for them. Did it today, did it against Green Bay, Indy, Arizona, Detroit week 1, and I still think they win the second WAS game if Quez doesn’t fumble. They seem to peak in the high-stress/must have moments which is a good trait to have. 

Crappy tv coverage. On the Pasquale penalty, never showed a penalty call and never said a word about. Bears just show up on the 40 instead of the 25. That was just after the Brown catch where there was a bit of uncertainty as to if he fumbled or stepped out early and took forever until they finally dealt with that. Too much crap talking about stuff like the OL recording a song.

There was a horrible play where Quez inexplicably went out of bounds when he had clear space to keep running up the field, too.

13 minutes ago, SkippyX said:

Next we will have clowns telling us MVPs cant be from the top 5 ranked offenses because the team is too good.

The technical term is asinine.

Quiet, moron

1 minute ago, RLC said:

The Eagles clearly overlooked the Bears. They were the least physical team on both sides of the ball. They had turnovers. They had missed assignments and blown coverages. Our RBs wouldn't stick their nose in the hole, while our DL cared about stat padding.

But we won and didn't suffer any major injuries. All that matters.

I said a couple weeks back playing the bears on a bye, before Dallas so harder to keep focus on the task at hand and even at this point of the season it’s a harder game then if you got them early in the year as they were actually much better on offense and using fields. The bears stink but fields was not playing nearly as well or nearly the weapon he’s been as the season has gone on. But we got the win and move on to Dallas with a chance to clinch everything. That’s what matters. 

5 minutes ago, BigEFly said:

Wallace lead the team in tackles today.

Watkins 2 rushes for four yards and four catches for 6 yards. That’s not working. 

Wallace wasn’t a disaster today. Had some bad plays but did alright for the most part. 

Just now, BDawk_ASamuel said:

It feels like Hurts and this offense have come through when they need it most at impactful moments in games all season long. Regardless of how ugly the game has been going for them. Did it today, did it against Green Bay, Indy, Arizona, Detroit week 1, and I still think they win the second WAS game if Quez doesn’t fumble. They seem to peak in the high-stress/must have moments which is a good trait to have. 

I'm pretty critical of the defense at times, but they deserve credit here. They give the offense a chance to get it together. Good complimentary football.

On first watch, I thought Steichen called a terrible game.

• Challenging Jaylon Johnson over anyone other Bears CB. The Bears have one good CB. This should have been a Devonta Smith game.
• Multiple Quez Watkins sweeps
• 1st down screens. This is VERY different than Jalen audibling to a screen on 3rd down against the blitz.
• Not running the ball with RBs on the first two drives
• Too many called Hurts' runs, especially given the score in the 2nd half and the opponent.

Chiefs nearly lost to the Texans. Minnesota needed an epic comeback. Eagles were in a tough game with the bears. Feels like a lot of teams this week took their opponents lightly but escaped except for Dallas. Dallas lost. 

Congrats to Andy, Patrick, Travis and the Chiefs for winning their 7th Straight AFC WEST Title. Yes they struggled against the Texans who also took the Cowboys to the brink.  We didn't do that great against them either though we won by 2 scores.   Andy's been on an amazing run with them since he left Philly.   

6 minutes ago, schuy7 said:

There was a horrible play where Quez inexplicably went out of bounds when he had clear space to keep running up the field, too.

He has terrible vision. Solid player with some good qualities, but they need to stop giving him these end arounds. For how fast he is, he’s not very twitchy. 

4 minutes ago, 4for4EaglesNest said:

No.  I like Chili Con Carne.  Which is what campfire chili is supposed to be.  I know you’ve never heard of that. It’s chili with steak in it, so you wouldn’t like it.  It’s chili for adults.  Not the ground beef crap.  Nice try though.  

Saw a recipe the other day on YT for Texas Chili using the flat of the brisket. Looks banging, gotta try that.

So winning any one game of the next 3 guarantees the #1 seed right?

For a team that's so hell bent on trying to prevent player injury, by going ultra light non tackling practices, giving guys extra time off, whatever else. Even today by giving Goedert an extra week off, how in the world do they run the ball with Hurts over and over like they did today. Seems totally contracting to this teams policies and just asinine. 

10 minutes ago, schuy7 said:

There was a horrible play where Quez inexplicably went out of bounds when he had clear space to keep running up the field, too.

Yup. It was the screen that got called back by a Jackson hold, I believe. 

11 minutes ago, DrPhilly said:

Wallace wasn’t a disaster today. Had some bad plays but did alright for the most part. 

Didn’t get challenged much if at all in the passing game. 

We got the W and stayed healthy. That's all that mattered today. More important days are ahead. 

6 minutes ago, greendestiny27 said:

For a team that's so hell bent on trying to prevent player injury, by going ultra light non tackling practices, giving guys extra time off, whatever else. Even today by giving Goedert an extra week off, how in the world do they run the ball with Hurts over and over like they did today. Seems totally contracting to this teams policies and just asinine. 

Hurts is the guy with the ball in his hands and they’re letting him make those decisions.  It was apparent on the first two offensive plays he was looking to out-Fields Fields.

Even the Bears broadcast crew were mystified the Eagles kept running Hurts instead of the RBs 

6 minutes ago, eagle45 said:

So winning any one game of the next 3 guarantees the #1 seed right?

Yep, We own the Tiebreaker over Minny whom is still 2 1/2 games behind and the Cowboys are now 3 1/2 games back.   Just win one more game and we lock everything up.   Had the Colts not collapsed we'd be 3 1/2 games up on both of them.  

1 minute ago, ManuManu said:

Didn’t get challenged much if at all in the passing game. 

Fine with me. Let’s hope it stays that way. 

Too bad the Bengals didn’t bother making the trip to Tampa 

I don't care what they did to Minnesota and Indy. Anyone who has the Cowboys in the top 10 of any power rankings is a clown.

That team blows. They are looking at 1-3 vs the AFC South.

14 minutes ago, DrPhilly said:

Crappy tv coverage. On the Pasquale penalty, never showed a penalty call and never said a word about. Bears just show up on the 40 instead of the 25. That was just after the Brown catch where there was a bit of uncertainty as to if he fumbled or stepped out early and took forever until they finally dealt with that. Too much crap talking about stuff like the OL recording a song.

I really hope this a typo or a joke.