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Looking Back at 2019 Dallas Week it wasn't a pretty game for Wentz, and the Dak-Wentz comparisons continue. Wentz is showing he's skilled and is at the cusp of success, but can't get over the hump. Dak is performing, but his targets are more talented. Brandon Brooks is out, good luck stopping the Dallas D now. Jamal Adams wants to trade his gotham green for midnight green. NFL Season is approaching, hopefully, Let's go Bird. #FlyEaglesFly
Another week, another deep threat beating the secondary. This time Diggs beat out everyone and the Eagles lose to the Vikings. Zach Brown is quite far from Nostradamus as he ends up getting cut because of his pre-game comments on Kirk Cousins.
Normal game breakdown is taking a break this week, the same way the Eagles got to take a break against the New York Jets in Week 5 for 2019. But the back up quarterback is an essential position in the NFL. How many teams actually use this position? Why does no one focus on it?
Eagles are again talking about signing former players who are towards the end of their career, that needs to stop.
Eagles faced a superior opponent on the road in Week 4 on short rest. But they won? Why did they beat a 3-0 Packers team? Did Doug figure out the game plan? Miles Sanders and Jordan Howard were the foundation of the game plan. Why did it take until week 4 to figure that out?
The NFL is planning to play with no fans, what do you think of that?
The week between the Atlanta game and the Lions game rumors began spreading that the Eagles were the top team interested in Jalen Ramsey who was recently announced on the trading block from Jacksonville as a disgruntled player. While the Lions game doesn't highlight the need for a lockdown cornerback as much as the week 1 and 2 games did, there are plenty of areas on both sides of the ball to criticize. The week revealed that Jackson and Alshon both have lingering injuries and Goedert isn't 100% still either. So, going into the Detroit game the team is going to be seeing a similar receiving corp. Dallas beat Washington and is now 2-0. The Eagles are alone in second of the NFC East at 1-1. Detroit just came off their first victory over the Chargers, but still haven't lost as they tied w/ Arizona in Week 1. They have a stocked offense especially when it comes to passing with Hockenson, Golladay, Amendola and Marvin Jones. Their backfield is pretty stacked too with Kerryon Johnson, McKissic and Ty Johnson. This week also features a game where we get to see the Eagles against one of their newest members Darius Slay. How can Slay help us? What is Jim Schwartz doing? How was this offensive line called elite in preseason articles? What's going to happen with this season's games in the wake of COVID-19?
Clowney was last year's enemy, should he join the Eagles? Here's my perspective.
Today we are going to talk about Week 2 of 2019 where the Eagles traveled to Atlanta to face a 0-1 Falcons team. After week 1 the Eagles escaped the redskins to be 1-0 tied with the Cowboys in the lead of the NFC East who beat the Giants relatively easy in Week 1, who rode the back of Dak Prescott.
The Eagles started off real slow and need to find a way to beat an opponent on the road who is getting only 1 point. The week before the Eagles were favored by 10.5 and barely beat a Washington team, who isn't a great team. What are they going to do against Matt Ryan and Julio Jones and Sanu and Ridley and Devonta Freeman? It will be alright, because we got #10 DJax right?
And this week's From a Fan's Perspective segment covers the Clowney talk rumoring around the NFL
How do you feel about Jalen Hurts joining the Quarterback room? Here's my perspective.
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