Breaking Down The NFC Playoff Picture
Breaking down the complicated NFC playoff picture six weeks too early.
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Breaking down the complicated NFC playoff picture six weeks too early.
If the now 7-3 Philadelphia Eagles and 7-3 Green Bay Packers see each other again this season, it will be cold, the date will be 2015, and the game will be in "do-or-die" fashion.
The Eagles' week 11 studs and duds from their blowout loss to the Packers.
Chip Kelly and the Eagles, who lost 53-20 at Green Bay, dealt with a similar loss last season and rebounded nicely.
The Eagles were dealt a 53-20 pounding by the Packers Sunday afternoon in Lambeau Field that really was not as close as the final score would indicate. With the loss, the Eagles fell to 2-3 away from Lincoln Financial Field, and Chip Kelly now has plenty he and his staff can work on before returning to the field next week at home.
The Packers handled the Eagles 53-20 on Sunday.
The Eagles go into the half trailing the Packers 30-6 in Green Bay.
Mark Sanchez will duel against one of the league's elite QBs, Aaron Rodgers.
The Philadelphia Eagles will head to the land of brats and cheese this weekend to take on the Green Bay Packers as close to full strength as they can be at this point in the season. The only starter that will not start, that is not injured for the rest of the season, is quarterback Nick Foles.
LeSean McCoy stressed team success over individual stats after rough day vs. Carolina.
Ray Didinger discusses the Eagles tough week 11 test at the Green Bay Packers.
Highlights from the Eagles-Panthers game, to the voice of the Merrill Reese.
After making his first start for the Philadelphia Eagles Monday night, Mark Sanchez has become the talk of the town. The respect is warranted after a solid performance against the Carolina Panthers, although some fans might be wise to pump the brakes on the bandwagon making the hypothetical drive down Broad Street for a Super Bowl parade.
The Eagles will travel to Green Bay to take on a Packers' squad with one of the best quarterbacks in the NFL.
Drew Bledsoe says the New York Jets is where QB's go to die.
