Dec 15, 2014

Foles is still out this week. Hopefully Murray is too. Go Colts!

 

Dec 15, 2014

Ya know..... Had the refs not f----- over the Colts vs the Eagles, Cowboys would only have to win 1 of their last two games to clinch the division lol.... Just putting that out there.

 

Dec 15, 2014

The whole history of the NFL would be drastically different had certain calls gone another way. It's part of the game and I hope if the Cowboys do end up losing the division you don't use that as an excuse

 

Dec 15, 2014

*fixed

Lol but no I wouldn't do that, just saying....

 

Dec 15, 2014

Go Saint's, f--- Jay Cutler

 

Dec 15, 2014

Yea you can "what if" alotta s--- in the NFL. The Eagles would be 11-3 right now if Chip Kelly ran a traditional goaline offense against San Fran and Arizona.

 

Dec 15, 2014

I'm talking about a no call on one specific play, you're "what ifing" an entire game lol completely different.

 

Dec 15, 2014

Well most Eagles fans remember.. we had a 1st and goal inside the 5 with under two minutes to go in both those games. And Kelly ran shotgun passes on every play. Didn't work. Lost both games by 4 points. Still pisses me off.

 

Dec 15, 2014

Bears f---ing up already, lmao.

 

Dec 16, 2014

this Cowboys team really came out of nowhere... every prediction in the off-season was expecting them to have one of the worst defenses in the history of the NFL, and to finish 6 - 10 at best. Yet here they are at 10-4 in December proving over and over that they're not the same Cowboys team we've been used to in the past... (for the record their defense is still garbage most of the time).

After Sunday's game, I'd have to say #3 Mark Sanchez has done more for our team this season than #3 Brandon Weeden has



We still have to win out or pray for an upset by NYG or WAS over philly, but we're in a much better position than I think anyone could have imagined at this point

 

Dec 16, 2014

Foles not cleared. Sanchez starts Saturday

 

Dec 16, 2014

Bears need to clean house. GM, Head Coach, OC, DC, Cutler - idc how much it costs them, it HAS to be done. Time to rebuild.

This is absolutely pathetic.

 

Dec 16, 2014

The Packers keep confusing the h--- out of me. I'm not sure how they beat the Patriots and then lose to the Bills. My SB pick before this week was Packers vs. Patriots, now i'm starting to lean towards Patriots vs. Seahawks.

 

Dec 16, 2014

 

Dec 16, 2014

The answer is simple. They're 7-0 at home, and 3-4 on the road. Assuming they beat Tampa Bay on the road, and Detroit at home, they'll still be heavily favored to make the Super Bowl. The NFC playoffs will be crazy, depending on what teams get home field (Except for the Cowboys...7-0 on the road for a 10 win team. How does that even happen?).

 

Dec 16, 2014

Ask myself the same thing...... Our only "impressive" win at home has been vs the Saints. Hoping we can get our s--- together at home so if we get home field advantage, it can actually benefit us.

 

Dec 16, 2014

at this point I'd rather lose out and lessen the amount we'd have to give up to draft a quality QB

 

Dec 16, 2014

Still think Foles is the Eagles guy tbh.... It's a shame that once he went down the Eagles O Line finally got healthy and McCoy started to become productive again.

If Foles hits free agency next off season, Buffalo would be a great landing spot for him tbh

 

Dec 16, 2014

Foles gonna get packaged with a 1 and 3 on or before draft day

 

Dec 16, 2014

It's not being said, but I actually like how Denver is playing right now. They're leaning towards being a more run oriented, smash mouth team with CJ Anderson, which is really the only way they're going to beat the Patriots in Foxborough. Obviously, I still think the Pats are head and shoulders above the AFC, but the way Denver has changed their offensive philosophy better suits them for post-season success.

I know the popular pick in the NFC is Green Bay, but I really do think Seattle will end up going back to the Super Bowl. I feel like they're going to punch the Packers in the mouth and bully them. The Packers, overall, are a good team, but Aaron Rodgers just elevates them to a whole other level. He pretty much has to be perfect in order for them to win (which for the most part, he has been this year), while Seattle can win a whole bunch of ways.

By the way, what's up everybody. Gave up on SL before it closed, but figured I'd give this site a shot. Good to see some of you still on here.