Monday Night Football will see the Miami Dolphins and the New Orleans Saints clash in week 16 NFL action. Both teams find themselves 7-7 and in the hunt for a playoff spot in their respective conferences. Tua Tagovailoa, Jaylen Waddle, Myles Gaskin, and the rest of the Miami Dolphins look to extend their current win streak to 7. While Ian Book, Alvin Kamara, Ty Montgomery, and the New Orleans Saints are hoping to capitalize on their own momentum after their week 15 victory over Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

With just two weeks left in the NFL season, so many teams are still hoping to punch their ticket to the NFL Playoffs. As of now, the only AFC team that has clinched a playoff spot is the Kansas City Chiefs. The Dallas Cowboys, Green Bay Packers, Los Angeles Rams, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and the Arizona Cardinals have all clinched NFC Playoff Spots. Six spots remain in the AFC, while only two in the NFC, will teams like the Philadelphia Eagles, New England Patriots, Baltimore Ravens, San Francisco 49ers, and the Indianapolis Colts be able to secure their spots following week 17?

Speaking of the Philadelphia Eagles, week 16 saw the Philadelphia Eagles defeat their NFC East rivals the New York Giants 34-10 improving their record to 8-7. Jalen Hurts threw 17 completions for 199 yards and 2 touchdowns. Boston Scott found success in his 12 carries for 41 yards and 1 touchdown. DeVonta Smith caught 5 passes for 80 yards and tiptoed his way into the endzone for a touchdown as well. Lane Johnson…yes that Lane Johnson also had his first NFL career catch which resulted in a touchdown. With the Washington Football Team on the horizon for the Philadelphia Eagles, can they keep this momentum alive? Can they extend their record to 9-6? Will they improve the win streak to 4? Will a win this weekend secure them a spot in the NFL playoffs?

Philadelphia Eagles week 16 reactions. Philadelphia Eagles 2021 NFL Playoff Picture after their 34-10 win over the New York Giants. Jalen Hurts threw for 206 yards and 2 touchdowns in the week 16 victory. The Eagles can clinch a wildcard playoff spot in week 17 if they defeat the Washington Football team & the Green Bay Packers defeat the Minnesota Vikings. Is this Philadelphia Eagles season a success if they reach the playoffs?

We breakdown the Eagles week 16 win over the New York Giants & look ahead to the remaining 2 games in the regular season. We also talk about the current NFL Playoff picture & give our biggest winners & losers from NFL Week 16.

The Philadelphia Eagles hosted and defeated the New York Giants Sunday afternoon by a score of 34-10. The Philadelphia Sixers are on the road in the Nation's Capital taking on the Washington Wizards Sunday Night. Jalen Hurts and the Eagles offense struggled mightily in the first half as the score at halftime was 3-3. However the offense exploded in the second half by scoring 31 straight points starting with a Boston Scott touchdown run early in the 3rd quarter. DeVonta Smith and Lane Johnson added touchdowns for the offense and Alex Singleton returned an interception for a touchdown for the defense. The Sixers are coming off a disappointing loss Thursday night to the hands of the Atlanta Hawks. Joel Embiid and Tobias Harris look to carry the Sixers to a victory against the Wizards.

Jalen Hurts - 17/29, 199 yards, 2 TD, 0 INT
Miles Sanders - 7 carries, 45 yards
Boston Scott - 12 carries, 41 yards, TD
Jordan Howard - 9 carries, 37 yards
DeVonta Smith - 5 receptions, 80 yards, TD
Quez Watkins - 3 receptions, 43 yards

The first half of football Sunday afternoon was a snooze fest as the Eagles came out flat and allowed the Giants to hang out. If the Giants actually had a NFL caliber quarterback this game could have turned out differently. To his credit Jalen Hurts and the offense turned things around and totally dominated in the second half. The Eagles defense played well through the whole game and didn't allow the Giants to get out to any type of lead while the offense struggled. The Eagles will run the table to make the playoffs, do you Agree or Disagree with that. Join Thomas Arnone, Nick DelGozzo, Brian Wilson, and Greg Milakovic as they break down today's game and look ahead at what could become of this Eagles season. The guys will also discuss the Sixers vs Wizards game in what is hopefully a Sixers Win. The fellas will jump around the NFL and give their Game Balls and Fumbles. Finally they will end the show with their Crumbs of the Week. Join the discussion LIVE!!!

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Week 16 of the NFL sees the Philadelphia Eagles continue their journey through the NFC East with a visit from the New York Giants. Jalen Hurts and Dallas Goedert look to capitalize on the momentum from Tuesday's Week 15 win against the Washington Football Team. With Head Coach Nick Sirianni back at the helm after spending the week on the Health and Safety protocol list, can the Philadelphia Eagles improve their chances of making the NFL Playoffs?


Speaking of the NFL Playoffs, how do the Eagles make the playoffs? What will need to happen to the Minnesota Vikings? What role do the New Orleans Saints play in the Philadelphia Eagles' chances of making the playoffs? With only two games left in the regular season, the Philadelphia Eagles are going to be watching every NFL game as they hope to be playing football past week 18. As always, we go around the league and give you our “Locks Of The Day”. What prop bets do we believe in the most? Where should we put our money?

Week 16 of the NFL kicks off with some Thursday Night Football between the 3rd Place San Francisco 49ers (8-6) and the 1st place Tennessee Titans (9-5). San Francisco is coming off a week 15 31-13 win over the Atlanta Falcons and a 26-23 win in week 14 against the Cincinnati Bengals. Tennessee sits atop the AFC South even after their week 15 19-13 defeat against the Pittsburgh Steelers. Week 14 saw them shut out the Jacksonville Jaguars 20-0. With only three games left in the season and neither team securing a playoff spot, every game counts, every win matters. The San Francisco 49ers can still secure the NFC Wild Card Spot, while the Tennessee Titans could secure the AFC South, they still have the Indianapolis Colts on their heels and could make a run for the Division.

Tuesday Night Football saw Jalen Hurts, Miles Sanders and Dallas Goedert lead the Philadelphia Eagles to a 27-17 victory over the Washington Football Team. The Washington Football Team was missing key players including both Quarterbacks and had to go into battle with Garrett Gilbert who threw 20 completions for 194 yards and 0 touchdowns. The only way the Washington Football Team put points on the board was because of Antonio Gibson and Jaret Patterson taking the ball across the pylon. Jalen Hurts also threw 20 completions but he threw for 296 yards and 1 touchdown. Personally, Jalen Hurts also had 2 rushing touchdowns to lead the Philadelphia Eagles to a much-needed week 15 win.
Coming up for the Philadelphia Eagles in week 16 are their NFC East rivals to the north, the New York Giants. The playoffs are still a real idea for the Philadelphia Eagles…granted all signs point to them having to win out, but it is still a possibility. With the possibility of Head Coach Nick Sirianni not at the helm this week, can the rest of the Philadelphia Eagles step up to the plate and lead the team to another victory? Speaking of Week 16, we will take a look around the NFL at some of the big matchups for the week including NFC East rivals The Washington Football Team taking on the Dallas Cowboys, New England Patriots hosting the Buffalo Bills, and the Green Bay Packers hosting the Cleveland Browns Christmas Day. We are running out of time. The score is tied and we are inside the two-minute warning. It's time for “No Huddle”, join the Birds Of A Feather panel as they give quick rapid responses to some of their favorite topics.

Philadelphia Eagles Week 15 reactions. Eagles 27-17 win over the Washington Football team, led by QB Jalen Hurts. Hurts was 20/26, 3 TDs (1 passing, 2 rushing) 296 Passing Yards & 38 Rushing Yards in NFL Week 15 on Tuesday Night. The Philadelphia Eagles finished with 519 yards of offense, which is their most under Nick Sirianni. It also ties the regular season-high from the Doug Pederson Era in Philly.

Jalen Hurts broke the Eagles franchise record for most rushing touchdowns be a QB in a season (10). Miles Sanders & Jordan Howard led the way for the Eagles as they became the FIRST TEAM SINCE 1985 to have 175+ rushing yards in SEVEN consecutive games.

We give our reactions from the Philadelphia Eagles 27-17 win over the Washington Football Team & look ahead to the Eagles week 16 matchup against the New York Giants.

The first of three postponed Week 15 games took place tonight in Cleveland Ohio when the Las Vegas Raiders managed to defeat the less than full strength Cleveland Browns with a last-second 48-yard field goal by Daniel Carlson. Derek Carr threw 25 passes for 236 yards with 1 touchdown and 1 interception while Nick Mullens threw 20 passes but for 147 yards and 1 touchdown. Up next, Kirk Cousins, Dalvin Cook, and Justin Jefferson lead the Minnesota Vikings against Justin Fields, David Montgomery, Khalil Mack, and the Chicago Bears. Can the Chicago Bears recover following their 45-30 loss to Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers in week 14? Will the Minnesota Vikings capitalize on the momentum of a 36-28 beating Ben Roethlisberger and the Pittsburgh Steelers?

The Philadelphia 76ers traveled up the east coast to see their long-time rivals, the Boston Celtics. Stick around for live reactions to the game and our thoughts on how the Philadelphia 76ers can turn their season around given their recent struggles. Can Joel Embiid produce the results his team needs? Will Seth Curry and Tyrese Maxey, Seth Curry, and Tobias Harris step up to the plate and fill the shoes of the still inactive Ben Simons?

Four games left in the regular season of the NFL. Four NFC East matchups await the Philadelphia Eagles. First, they must defend their home of Lincoln Financial Field against the Washington Football Team. This will be the first time these two NFC East rivals have met all season. Can Jalen Hurts, Miles Sanders, and DeVonta Smith lead the charge over a Washington Football Team that is missing a majority of their starters due to health and safety protocols? With only 3 games taking place within a 13-day span, is Nick Sirianni’s Philadelphia Eagles up to the task of taking on their entire division between now and week 18? The NFC Wild Card spot is on the line. This is a do-or-die moment for both the Philadelphia Eagles and the Washington Football Team. With the New York Giants, a trip to see the Washington Football Team again, and the Dallas Cowboys on the horizon, what games will the Philadelphia Eagles win, what will they lose and what will their playoff chances look like?

Capping off the fun for tonight, Phlite Zone brings you the Weekend Winners, who they thought won the weekend. Whether it’s a team, a player, or maybe a fantasy player or team. The possibilities are absolutely endless. All of this and so much more tonight on Phlite Zone!

The NFL concludes week 15 Tuesday night with the Seattle Seahawks heading down the coast to do battle against the Los Angeles Rams and the Washington Football Team heading up the Interstate to Lincoln Financial Field for an NFC East war against the Philadelphia Eagles. Both teams sit tied at 6-7. Most of the Washington Football Team is out due to health and safety protocols. Nick Sirianni and the Philadelphia Eagles could potentially have their work cut out for them. With 3 games being played within a 13-day span, is Nick Sirianni the key? Is Nick Sirianni the key to keeping this team focused on making the playoffs? This game against the Washington Football Team could determine who takes the coveted NFC Wild Card slot for the Playoffs.

Due to the postponement of week 15 games, Monday Night Football also finds itself with its own doubleheader. The Las Vegas Raiders find themselves heading to Cleveland to take on the Cleveland Browns while the Minnesota Vikings do battle with the Chicago Bears. The Playoffs could potentially be on the line. All four teams are on the bubble, a loss here could knock a team out of the hunt. The pressure is on. The teams will be taking the field while we are on the air so we will be bringing live analysis all show long.

The Philadelphia Eagles and Washington Football Team will square off in an NFC East matchup at 7 p.m. ET on Tuesday at Lincoln Financial Field. The Eagles are 6-7 overall and 1-4 at home, while Washington is 6-7 overall and 3-3 on the road. Will Jalen Hurts prove he’s a franchise QB over the next 4 games?

The Philadelphia 76ers enter this week on a three-game losing streak, having lost four of their last five as they take on the Boston Celtics tonight. Joel Embiid is questionable with an ankle injury and Andre Drummond is out because of Covid protocols.