The NFC East has been the worst division in the league this season. Sunday Night Football this week pits two bitter division rivals against each other. It is normally a very intriguing game, but the Philadelphia Eagles (2-4-1) and Dallas Cowboys (2-5) have been very injury-riddled.
The Philadelphia Eagles may have beat the New York Giants on Thursday Night Football but don’t let that fool you. It’s clear that head coach Doug Pederson is still the biggest problem in Philly right now.
On Thursday night, a sloppy game in every aspect ended with the Philadelphia Eagles (2-4-1) pulling off an 11-point comeback against the New York Giants (1-6) to emerge with a 22-21 win. Carson Wentz quieted the doubters and haters by leading a team that was down to practice squad players to victory.
For their matchup of the season, the New York Giants travel to Lincoln Financial Field to face the Philadelphia Eagles
In 2020, the world and the NFL have to adjust on the fly. With Covid-19 impacting when games can happen, we didn’t have a Thursday night game last week. However, after a week off, we have football again tonight as the New York Giants take the short drive down to Philadelphia to take on the Eagles.
After having no Thursday night football last week, everyone should be excited for the game tonight between the New York Giants and the Philadelphia Eagles. While the two teams have a combined record of 2-9-1, even the most boring games open the door for gamblers to make some money.
This Thursday night football game features an NFC East divisional battle. The 1-4-1 Philadelphia Eagles host the 1-5 New York Giants. This a huge game in the NFC East because the division is truly wide open this year.
The Baltimore Ravens squeaked out a 30-28 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday. Both teams were in need of a win to keep pace within their divisions. Despite jumping out to a 24-6 lead late in the third quarter, the Ravens allowed Carson Wentz and the Eagles to storm back. After a one-yard touchdown dive by Wentz to pull Philadelphia to within two, the two-point attempt would be stopped short, allowing John Harbaugh’s team to survive and advance to 5-1 on the season.
A battle of two teams looking to keep pace in their respective divisions, the Baltimore Ravens travel to Lincoln Financial Field to battle the Eagles this Sunday. Winners of their last two games and currently sporting a 4-1 record overall, Baltimore’s offense still appears to be finding its footing through five weeks, with the team ranked 30th in passing yards and 24th in total yards early on.
In what was expected to be more of a low-scoring, defensive game between the Philadelphia Eagles and Pittsburgh Steelers turned out to be a shootout. The game took a few momentum swings, with the Steelers ultimately pulling away 38-29.
In the battle of Pennsylvania, the 1-2-1 Philadelphia Eagles travel to Heinz Field to take on the 3-0 Pittsburgh Steelers. The Steelers are coming off a “bye week” after their game against the Tennesse Titans was postponed due to positive COVID-19 tests.
Week 4 of the NFL season is officially in the books. Here’s a weekly look back at the week that was in the NFL.
The NFC East has been the worst division in the league this season. Sunday Night Football this week pits two bitter division rivals against each other. It is normally a very intriguing game, but the Philadelphia Eagles (2-4-1) and Dallas Cowboys (2-5) have been very injury-riddled.
The Philadelphia Eagles may have beat the New York Giants on Thursday Night Football but don’t let that fool you. It’s clear that head coach Doug Pederson is still the biggest problem in Philly right now.
On Thursday night, a sloppy game in every aspect ended with the Philadelphia Eagles (2-4-1) pulling off an 11-point comeback against the New York Giants (1-6) to emerge with a 22-21 win. Carson Wentz quieted the doubters and haters by leading a team that was down to practice squad players to victory.
For their matchup of the season, the New York Giants travel to Lincoln Financial Field to face the Philadelphia Eagles on Thursday Night Football. The
In 2020, the world and the NFL have to adjust on the fly. With Covid-19 impacting when games can happen, we didn’t have a Thursday night game last week. However, after a week off, we have football again tonight as the New York Giants take the short drive down to Philadelphia to take on the Eagles.
After having no Thursday night football last week, everyone should be excited for the game tonight between the New York Giants and the Philadelphia Eagles. While the two teams have a combined record of 2-9-1, even the most boring games open the door for gamblers to make some money.
This Thursday night football game features an NFC East divisional battle. The 1-4-1 Philadelphia Eagles host the 1-5 New York Giants. This a huge game in the NFC East because the division is truly wide open this year.
The Baltimore Ravens squeaked out a 30-28 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday. Both teams were in need of a win to keep pace within their divisions. Despite jumping out to a 24-6 lead late in the third quarter, the Ravens allowed Carson Wentz and the Eagles to storm back. After a one-yard touchdown dive by Wentz to pull Philadelphia to within two, the two-point attempt would be stopped short, allowing John Harbaugh’s team to survive and advance to 5-1 on the season.
A battle of two teams looking to keep pace in their respective divisions, the Baltimore Ravens travel to Lincoln Financial Field to battle the Eagles this Sunday. Winners of their last two games and currently sporting a 4-1 record overall, Baltimore’s offense still appears to be finding its footing through five weeks, with the team ranked 30th in passing yards and 24th in total yards early on.
In what was expected to be more of a low-scoring, defensive game between the Philadelphia Eagles and Pittsburgh Steelers turned out to be a shootout. The game took a few momentum swings, with the Steelers ultimately pulling away 38-29.
In the battle of Pennsylvania, the 1-2-1 Philadelphia Eagles travel to Heinz Field to take on the 3-0 Pittsburgh Steelers. The Steelers are coming off a “bye week” after their game against the Tennesse Titans was postponed due to positive COVID-19 tests.
Week 4 of the NFL season is officially in the books. Here’s a weekly look back at the week that was in the NFL.
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