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Playing like shit because the Eagles are man handling them. NO all out of whack and pressing already. This game may be over by mid second qtr.

If the Eagles knock off the Saints it will definitely make me feel better about last weekend.

wab wrote:If the Eagles knock off the Saints it will definitely make me feel better about last weekend.

I’m not going to feel better about it no matter what. I’m just bitter and I want the Eagles to lose. And to never see Cody Parkey again.

Kind of how I feel. F*CK the Eagles.

The Eagles are giving the Saints everything they’ve got. I clearly underestimated them.

The Saints are better though.

The main difference I see between the Eagles this week and last week is Foles’s lame desperation flips over the middle of the field aren’t being caught.

They are, however, getting some monstrously favorable officiating.

Hahaha. Eat shit Alshon Jeffrey.

Super glad it was that punkass Alshon who dropped the clinching interception. He can f@@@ right off.

Right through Asslon's hands..

Welp..he played well earlier..but now he will be the focus of Philly's hate..

Asslon meet Parkay..
Asslon..you will now be the highlight reel..enjoy..

Oh well...

And there it is...

NO to Championship..
Philly has to go home to ugh..Philadelphia
I am sure the Philly fans will meet them at the airport..

I’d like to see NO win it all. Brees is easy to root for.

Alshon Parkey

If Asslon hated Chicago..he gonna love Philly..

docc wrote:If Asslon hated Chicago..he gonna love Philly..

They may actually burn his house down.

Gotta say...Prior to last week with Alshon talking shit about Chicago etc before the game, I had no ill will towards him. I Understand why he left. Now however I was happy to see his mistake and his reaction

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That right there is proof that there is justice.

I always wanted to like Alshon. but it just seems like every season you would make a handful of great plays, but the majority of the season he was either hurt or invisible.

I do respect Drew Brees, as both a man, and a football player. I am cheering for a Kansas City/New Orleans super Bowl, and I won't be disappointed with the outcome either way.

MoFugger wrote:I am cheering for a Kansas City/New Orleans super Bowl, and I won't be disappointed with the outcome either way.

Same

southdakbearfan wrote:That right there is proof that there is justice.

I saw this elsewhere on the Interwebs ...

Cody Parkey, a former Eagles kicker, [screwed] the Bears.
Alshon Jeffrey, former Bears receiver, [screwed] the Eagles.

Poetic symmetry, eh?

Former Bear Cre'Von LeBlanc had one hell of a hell of a stint with the Eagles this season.

MoFugger wrote:Former Bear Cre'Von LeBlanc had one hell of a hell of a stint with the Eagles this season.

yes he did ... guess maybe after bouncing around the league a bit he has found a home?

Alshon Jeffery: The loss is on me

A lot of things happened on the way from the Eagles taking a 14-0 lead to the Saints moving ahead 20-14, but the Eagles still found themselves with a chance to move back in front late in the fourth quarter.

They were driving in Saints territory after Wil Lutz missed a field goal, but any hopes for continuing their run another week died when a Nick Foles pass went through Alshon Jeffery‘s hands and into the waiting mitts of cornerback Marshon Lattimore.

“That’s on me. I’ll take that loss. It’s on me,” Jeffery said, via ESPN.com. “I let my teammates down, the city of Philadelphia, that’s on me. I’ll take that.”

Jeffery’s teammates disagreed with tight end Zach Ertz saying that the team wouldn’t have been in that spot without Jeffery and that the wideout “should know that play didn’t decide this game.” Jeffery’s been around long enough to know that’s the case, but painful endings lead to unhappy conclusions right after a loss goes into the books.


Welcome to Philly..

Uh..get some surgical stuff..done..maybe you can actually go to a store or something..

And live to tell about it..

Eagles fan accused of attacking her girlfriend, putting dog in microwave after Sunday's loss

A Philadelphia Eagles fan allegedly attacked her girlfriend and put their dog in a microwave oven after Sunday’s playoff loss to the New Orleans Saints.

Police told The Morning Call that Kirsten Gaskins of Philadelphia faces simple assault, harassment, cruelty to animals and possession of drug paraphernalia charges from the incident that allegedly occurred during an argument over the football game. She struck her girlfriend multiple times during the assault, according to the complaint.
Complaint: Woman was drunk, angry about Eagles’ loss

The argument started when Gaskins was drunk and began yelling about the Eagles’ loss at the Hanover Township, Pennsylvania hotel they were staying at, according to the complaint. The two were at the hotel for a weekend trip.

Gaskins allegedly shoved the woman down on the floor and began hitting her in the face before the alleged victim pushed her off and escaped, according to the complaint. Police said she had blood on her ear and cuts on her nose and cheek when they arrived.
Police found dog in microwave oven

The dog was unharmed. Police found the Pomeranian crammed in the microwave with no room to move. It seems the microwave was never turned on.

Gaskins had threatened to kill the dog during the couple’s argument, according to the complaint. Police say they found a marijuana grinder in Gaskins‘ pocket.

A judge released Gaskins on $20,000 bail.

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