Please lock this one up mods

a win is def a win

Chip will get this figured out; Nick needs to take a long look in the mirror this week and be 120% ready for the Giants
 
Honestly i'm not expecting anything different until mathis and kelce come back. Lesean leads the league in horizontal yards per rush.
 
Kendricks would be reallly nice for the giants

Prolly wont tho. Rest him until after the bye
 
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Shady took himself out of the game; that is why Sproles was in there

Shady needs to quit his diva BS and just run through the given holes, Sproles does it
 
Pretty cool..

Eagles score TD in seventh different way this season; no team has scored all eight

There are eight situations in which a team can score a touchdown in the NFL. Can you name 'em all?

While you're thinking, the important part of the story here is that after five games, the Philadelphia Eagles have now scored a touchdown in seven different ways, per RedZone's Scott Hanson and FTW. No team in the NFL has ever scored a touchdown all eight ways, but the Eagles now have the rest of the year to do so.

All right, so let's get to the many situations in which you can score a touchdown. The first two are easy:

• Rushing touchdown. This happens regularly, unless you're Jacksonville.

• Receiving touchdown. Fantasy bonus if you own both QB and receiver.

Next, you've got the special teams touchdowns:

• Kickoff touchdown. Momentum reverser.

• Punt return touchdown. Should've kicked it out of bounds.

The rest involve some kind of miscue, and are painful indeed.

• Fumble return. The defensive heartbreaker.

• Interception return. The pick-six QB breaker.

• Punt block return. Insult atop injury.

So what does that leave? The one kind of touchdown situation that the Eagles haven't yet scored: a botched field goal. If a field goal is blocked, or is caught short of the crossbar, the defense can return it for a touchdown. It's a rare play, certainly, but not an impossible one, as Alabama could tell you.

(Update: to clarify, there are, in fact some other ways to score a touchdown, such as falling on an untouched kickoff or returning a kickoff following a safety for a touchdown. But we're classifying those as kickoff situations.)

As strange as Philadelphia's offense has been this season, we would not be surprised to see this as an orchestrated part of their game plan.

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and they needed every one

If this team starts hitting on all cylinders then they are as dangerous as any; Shady is the key, I really don't understand it
 
Tell me about it :rolleyes

Once he gets his head in the game, I truly think a lot of pressure will be taken off of Foles back and then we'll really be firing on all cylinders. That 20cent tip must really still be bringing him down.
 
Tell me about it :rolleyes

Once he gets his head in the game, I truly think a lot of pressure will be taken off of Foles back and then we'll really be firing on all cylinders. That 20cent tip must really still be bringing him down.

I think Shady was feeling himself a little bit too much in the off season; he will get on track

I am still fully confident this team will get it together; had Foles not fumbled that ball we would not even be talking about yesterdays game the way we are
 
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In semi-related news: the Lions cut Alex Henery after he missed three field goals yesterday.
 
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