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Sunday Divisional Games Thread

Hoenheim

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1 minute ago, Cdw said:

Yeah, seeing other QBs that are mediocre get big money, no doubt someone will pay Foles

Foles is anything but mediocre- that’s some hater talk there.the dude is 10-2 in games for them and took this one down to the wire- Alshon lost the game for them.

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Just now, Cdw said:

They should.  Rams and KC need to save us from the Brees Brady Bowl

Philly started giving the Saints kisses to run away with the game at the end except for the defense fighting.

no way the Rams slow down like that,.. the Rams will run 200 yards on the Saints.

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7 minutes ago, Hotsauce said:

I’m glad the Eagles has balls to get the play off. Panthers never could have gotten a play off in that amount of time. 

No hate on Nic or the play call. Alshan list them the game. 

There was nothing good or smart about that. They needed to run the clock, not save it. That was the dumbest thing I've seen in the playoffs in the last decade plus.

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2 minutes ago, JARROD said:

Foles is anything but mediocre- that’s some hater talk there.the dude is 10-2 in games for them and took this one down to the wire- Alshon lost the game for them.

The mediocre was aimed at other QBs, not Foles

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Just now, Cdw said:

The mediocre was aimed at other QBs, not Foles

Oh, then you on my team ha.

i hate pulling for the Eagles— but I love watching Doug Pedersons team and love the Nick Foles underdog story.

New Orleans was the number 1 playing 6 at home and they escaped with the MVP going to Alshon Jeffrey 

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1 minute ago, PleaseCutStewart said:

Still think that Foles underthrow cost them the game. Could have been 21-0 if he hits Ertz in stride

Yeh, there were some lights out passes, thrown open, insanely perfect.

then there were miscues,.. Foles throwing to a spot, underthrowing or anticipating slower or something.

who knows.

its over—

on to being a Rams fan next week. 

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