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I was hesitant at first, as the Eagles match up extremely well to our strengths, but I still thought there was the chance of a win. With Lane Johnson out, and Fletcher Cox not healthy, this swings the advantage to us, especially on a short week in our house. Make no mistake, Carson Wentz is elite, but if we blitz his right side the entire game, run the ball down their throats, and use the size outside to our advantage, we will win.

 

Carolina - 31

Philadelphia - 24 

Cam Newton - 250 yards, 2 tds, 65 rush yards 
Jonathan Stewart/CMac - 85 rush yards, 70 yards receiving, 2 tds 

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4 minutes ago, *FreeFua* said:

Maybe you didn’t watch last week but we would’ve struggled to run against a CFL team.

Ironically, the Lions literally followed their game-plan: focus on the run, not the pass.

That killed them. We couldn't run (as expected), but they couldn't defend the pass. Cam easily picked off their zone for the win.

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2 minutes ago, Saca312 said:

Ironically, the Lions literally followed their game-plan: focus on the run, not the pass.

That killed them. We couldn't run (as expected), but they couldn't defend the pass. Cam easily picked off their zone for the win.

And if it rains tonight and the Eagles primary focus becomes stop the run at all costs?

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1 minute ago, Saca312 said:

Looks like less than 20% of it happening according to weather.com

Nice

Back in the day with Delhomme and double trouble... yep give me rain every Sunday but not with Cam and especially not with the way he’s been throwing the ball the last two weeks 

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14 minutes ago, *FreeFua* said:

“Run the ball down their throats”

Maybe you didn’t watch last week but we would’ve struggled to run against a CFL team.

Add in the weather and if this becomes a battle of the run games, we’re in serious trouble 

Got to hope for no rain

Rain isn’t supposed to start till the 3rd quarter. We’ll be fine

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42 minutes ago, Verge said:

I was hesitant at first, as the Eagles match up extremely well to our strengths, but I still thought there was the chance of a win. With Lane Johnson out, and Fletcher Cox not healthy, this swings the advantage to us, especially on a short week in our house. Make no mistake, Carson Wentz is elite, but if we blitz his right side the entire game, run the ball down their throats, and use the size outside to our advantage, we will win.

 

Carolina - 31

Philadelphia - 24 

Cam Newton - 250 yards, 2 tds, 65 rush yards 
Jonathan Stewart/CMac - 85 rush yards, 70 yards receiving, 2 tds 

Cam will not have 65 rushing yards. He might have 10. 

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