Eagles

Super Bowl Prediction

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* – Division Winner

+ – Wild Card Winner

AFC

1. Pittsburgh Steelers*

2. Jacksonville Jaguars*

3. New England Patriots*

4. Los Angeles Chargers*

5. Tennessee Titans+

6. Houston Texans+

NFC

1. Minnesota Vikings*

2. Los Angeles Rams*

3. Philadelphia Eagles*

4. New Orleans Saints*

5. Atlanta Falcons+

6. Detroit Lions+ Continue reading →

NFC East

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1. Philadelphia Eagles

If they weren’t in a stacked conference, they would be easy favorites to repeat.

2. Dallas Cowboys

Not having Dez Bryant and Jason Witten means they will lean heavily on Ezekiel Elliott.

3. New York Giants

In Eli they trust as the Giants selected RB Saquon Barkley with their first pick as opposed to a QB.

4. Washington Redskins

Replacing Kirk Cousins with Alex Smith isn’t a bad consolation prize. They just needed to do more this offseason. Continue reading →

Recap of Super Bowl LII

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57 Years In The Making

If you wanted to see an offensive showcase for Super Bowl 52, you got your wish. 1,151 total yards combined by both the Philadelphia Eagles and the New England Patriots. That is the most in any NFL game ever played. Chances are with the way the game is being played today, it will be broken sooner rather than later. Continue reading →

Super Bowl LII

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There have been sixteen Super Bowls since the New England Patriots won their first title. In those sixteen title games, the Patriots have appeared in seven of them. This Super Bowl has a bit of deja-vu with it as the Philadelphia Eagles have made a return trip to the Super Bowl. The last time they played in one was against New England in Super Bowl XXXIX. 24-21 was the final in favor of the Patriots. This is a different Eagles team this time around and the Patriots still have Tom Brady. Continue reading →