Cowboys Beat Redskins, Will Face Eagles Next Week For Division Crown
The Cowboys 24-23 win sets up a winner-take-all regular season finale against the Philadelphia Eagles next week for the NFC East title.
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The Cowboys 24-23 win sets up a winner-take-all regular season finale against the Philadelphia Eagles next week for the NFC East title.
It's well known that Trent Cole likes to hunt. Not just quarterbacks, but wildlife.
CB Brandon Boykin, who was knocked out of the Minnesota game with a head injury, and S Earl Wolff, who missed the last four games with a knee injury, were listed as probable against the Bears.
This could be quite an offensive showdown. Nick Foles, LeSean McCoy and DeSean Jackson vs. Jay Cutler, Matt Forte, Brandon Marshall and Alshon Jeffery.
Back-up safeties Colt Anderson (knee) and Kurt Coleman (hamstring) have been held out of practice all week. Both have been ruled out for this weekend's game on the Eagles injury report.
Philadelphia Police say they will be beefing up the deployment of officers Sunday night, just in case the Eagles clinch the NFC East and fans take to the streets in celebration.
If any of the final 25 survivors of the 94WIP Suicide Pool got through the week on the Monday night squeaker between the Ravens and the Lions, send Justin Tucker a gift basket.
Eagles safety Earl Wolff says he thinks he could compete in 94WIP's Wing Bowl.
His number will be retired in Philadelphia this Spring, but Allen Iverson will be cheering for the Cowboys this winter.
As many fantasy seasons come to a close this weekend, we at RotoAnalysis wanted to take a look at some of the biggest performances this season and the players who carried you to the championship or left you in the cellar.
One week after being upset by the Vikings, the Eagles will face a much more formidable foe this weekend at the Linc.
Nick Foles raised expectations so high with one stellar performance after another that even one poor throw raises questions.
In all of footballdom, there are five touchdown celebrations that rise above the rest.
On Sunday the Eagles were thrown a nasty curve ball in the form of a 48-30 loss on the road against the Minnesota Vikings. Will this Eagles team be able to adjust or will the Eagles go down swinging in the final two games of the season? With a division title within sight, with the Eagles owning a one-game lead on the Dallas Cowboys, the Eagles must bounce back to maintain the unfamiliar role of favorite.
It's hard to find positives from a loss in the NFL. The Eagles are finding a way.
