Hey, mine shows that too!93henfan wrote:I thought we already shook. Yes, it’s on. Foles is good for 50+% tomorrow. $25 DD. I doubt he throws 30 passes though. It’s going to be the Jay Ajayi show tomorrow.Chizzang wrote:
So,
Foles completes less than 50% of his passes
What say you..?
In related news, to give you an idea of the Eagles craziness, on the on-screen guide on my TV it shows the local NBC affiliate (WCAU) is starting its Eagles coverage at noon and continuing through 9 pm.
I am really (REALLY) impressed by the Eagles...93henfan wrote:Nick Foles is the man. What a job today. And Pederson too.
No Wentz and winning in the divisional round over the defending NFC champs.
Woot.
Falcons should have won by 10-13+89Hen wrote:Eagles should have won by 10-13+.
Maybe before the game was played.Vidav wrote:Falcons should have won by 10-13+89Hen wrote:Eagles should have won by 10-13+.
Ukraine should have won by 14+.Vidav wrote:Falcons should have won by 10-13+89Hen wrote:Eagles should have won by 10-13+.
Yeah. That’s pretty impressive...93henfan wrote:Nick Foles is the man. What a job today. And Pederson too.
No Wentz and winning in the divisional round over the defending NFC champs.
Woot.
No doubt. Accidentally touching the punt, Ajayi's fumble deep in ATL territory, refs calling a phantom unsportsmanslike conduct PF on a perfectly clean hit and critical third down incompletion...89Hen wrote:Eagles should have won by 10-13+.
From the Philadelphia Inquirer:Pwns wrote:Wish Steve Sarkisian had left for Seattle. Massive waste of talent by the Falcons on offense all year.
Nick Saban is probably glad he's not his OC anymore.
...On Saturday, though, Ryan didn’t let the Falcons down as much as his offensive coordinator, Steve Sarkisian, did. Under Sarkisian’s West Coast system, Atlanta’s offense had been inconsistent all season, and with everything on the line, Sarkisian couldn’t bring himself to display any creativity at all. He called Sprint Right Pylon instead.
Sprint Right Pylon isn’t just any old play. It’s one of the West Coastiest plays in the West Coast Offense, a staple of a scheme that has been around the NFL for more than a generation and isn’t the innovation it once was. Put simply, Sprint Right Pylon is predictable, so much so that when Eagles safety Rodney McLeod noticed that Levine Toilolo, Atlanta’s primary blocking tight end, and not Austin Hooper, Atlanta’s primary receiving tight end, was in the game, he suspected that the Falcons were going to run Sprint Right Pylon.
McLeod was surprised, he said later, that they would call that play. It would have Ryan accept the snap from the shotgun, eliminating any mystery about whether the Falcons would run or pass. It would leave Jones as the only viable receiver; after all, Hooper wasn’t involved. And it would have Ryan, as the play’s name gives away, sprint to his right, allowing the Eagles to focus on defending just one half of the end zone.
“I was like, ‘There’s no way they’re going to run this play,’” McLeod said. “And as soon as I saw the tight end come over, I shouted it out"...
They're not.Chizzang wrote:So wow...
The same Eagles team that just beat the Falcons can beat the Vikings
They might even be favored
I called Vikes -3. They open -3.5.Mvemjsunpx wrote:They're not.Chizzang wrote:So wow...
The same Eagles team that just beat the Falcons can beat the Vikings
They might even be favored
Vikes damn near screwed the pooch against the Saints. I like the Eagles’ chances at home.93henfan wrote:I called Vikes -3. They open -3.5.Mvemjsunpx wrote:
They're not.
Patriots open -9 over Jax.
Eagles don’t have the offense that the Saints do.Ivytalk wrote:Vikes damn near screwed the pooch against the Saints. I like the Eagles’ chances at home.93henfan wrote:
I called Vikes -3. They open -3.5.
Patriots open -9 over Jax.
And the Vikes have a better D than Atlanta. I really like the Vikings in this one. I'm 200 shares out of first in my pool after the Steelers debacle, but at least the Saints covered the over and the spread... thanks to the kneel down (thanks Chizzy).clenz wrote:Eagles don’t have the offense that the Saints do.Ivytalk wrote: Vikes damn near screwed the pooch against the Saints. I like the Eagles’ chances at home.
Brees, Michael Thomas, Ingram, Kamara, etc... aren’t suiting up for Philly this weekend.
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