Eagles Opponent Profile: Eagles Take On Patriots Dynasty In Super Bowl
On Sunday, the Eagles will not only face the Patriots, but they will also face the lore of the NFL's most recent dynasty as it appears to be reaching the end of its run.
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On Sunday, the Eagles will not only face the Patriots, but they will also face the lore of the NFL's most recent dynasty as it appears to be reaching the end of its run.
As the Patriots prepare for Super Bowl LII, they are also getting ready to face off against a team unlike any they've faced this season as the Eagles leave a lot that is unknown on the table.
Between illegal filming of practices and "Deflategate," the Patriots have been blamed for just about everything imaginable short of global warming.
Wednesday's highly anticipated "Moment of the Day" featured some time spent with the mall walkers along Radio Row.
Boomer and Gregg were thrilled to get a visit from one of the best linebackers in the NFL on Wednesday morning.
Kareem Hunt stopped by Boomer & Gio's spot on Radio Row in the Mall of America on Wednesday to offer his thoughts on what his Kansas City Chiefs will look like in 2018.
Wednesday kept rolling along and so did the guests as Boomer and Gio were graced by the presence of two former NFL head coaches, Mike Sherman and Tony Dungy.
The polarizing Terrell Owens always says something interesting.
The guests came fast and furious on Wednesday at Radio Row in Minneapolis, site of Super Bowl LII.
With Jerry Recco away for the day, Chris Lopresti sat in as update anchor, doing the honors from the WFAN studios.
Boomer and Gregg opened their third day on Radio Row at Super Bowl LII in Minneapolis by talking about the surprising trade that sent quarterback Alex Smith from Kansas City to Washington.
The 28-year-old rookie stopped 32 shots to help the Florida Panthers beat the New York Islanders 4-1 Tuesday night.
The Devils have plenty to feel better about in coming out of the NHL All-Star break by snapping a four-game skid that included two shutout losses.
Porzingis scored 28 points, Kanter had 20 points, 20 rebounds and five assists, and the Knicks completed a New York City sweep of the Nets with a 111-95 victory Tuesday night.
The Redskins quarterback -- at least for now -- tried his best to sidestep questions about the Jets, but he did say he would keep an open mind if Washington declines to slap the $34 million franchise tag on him.
