NFC East

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1. Philadelphia Eagles

This somewhat tumultuous era has had a lot of uncertainty, but they have made the playoffs every year with head coach Nick Sirianni and made two Super Bowl appearances with one victory. Chances are high that they will make a sixth consecutive playoff appearance this season.

2. Dallas Cowboys

Their defense has got to be better than it was last year if they are to get back into the playoffs. Owner Jerry Jones expects constant success, but even he seems to have tampered expectations this time around.

3. New York Giants

In the last 10 seasons they have had 9 different head coaches, counting interim ones. Hiring John Harbaugh to be the head coach brings some much needed experience and what they hope is some stability to this franchise.

4. Washington Commanders

A surprising NFC Championship game appearance two seasons ago and a horrendous crash last season has them in a state of flux currently. A lot has to go right, but if QB Jayden Daniels stays healthy that will help immensely.

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Week 9 Review of the NFL

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Mid-Season Report

We have arrived at the halfway point (sort of thanks to a 17-game schedule) of the NFL season. Here’s a brief rundown of who are contenders, outsiders and are planning for next season.

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NFC East

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1. Philadelphia Eagles

The defending Super Bowl champions defense took a hit in free agency. The offense will have to shoulder more if they want to defend their title.

2. Washington Commanders

They were one win shy of making an appearance in the Super Bowl. Can QB Jayden Daniels repeat or exceed his fantastic rookie season?

3. Dallas Cowboys

Oh what a season we have to look forward to. Where will the Cowboys find themselves come January?

4. New York Giants

Three new quarterbacks have been brought in. Their future will ride with Jaxson Dart, but for now they have Russell Wilson in the twilight of his career.

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Week 9 Review of the NFL

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Mid-Season Report

We have arrived at the halfway point (sort of thanks to a 17-game schedule) of the NFL season. Here’s a brief rundown of who are contenders, outsiders and are planning for next season.

Continue reading