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Longtimefan · 09-28-2005, 08:47 PM

The head to head competition is what will decide the NFC east. I wanted to count the Eagles lame last year when they lost their first three games, but it didn't seem to matter. I watched the Eagles play last week also, and while McNabb may be slightly injured, he still passed for 300 or more, and made key plays when they needed them. I won't count them out until they're out.

For us to have a chance in the east race we must beat the Eagles (at least once) The Giants (once) and of course the Boys we're already one up on them. Three division losses is all we can stand and still have a chance because the Eagles have proven in the last four years to own the east, beating all the teams there, home and on the road. Too bad we lost Arizona from our division because we always had fairly good success against them, and could cout them as two wins every year. No patsies in the East anymore, everyone has to earn it.

09-28-2005, 08:47 PM	#9
Longtimefan Playmaker Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Germantown, Md. Posts: 4,832	Re: Ever the optimist... The head to head competition is what will decide the NFC east. I wanted to count the Eagles lame last year when they lost their first three games, but it didn't seem to matter. I watched the Eagles play last week also, and while McNabb may be slightly injured, he still passed for 300 or more, and made key plays when they needed them. I won't count them out until they're out. For us to have a chance in the east race we must beat the Eagles (at least once) The Giants (once) and of course the Boys we're already one up on them. Three division losses is all we can stand and still have a chance because the Eagles have proven in the last four years to own the east, beating all the teams there, home and on the road. Too bad we lost Arizona from our division because we always had fairly good success against them, and could cout them as two wins every year. No patsies in the East anymore, everyone has to earn it.