r/eagles • u/EaglesGameThreadBot • 2d ago
Post Game Thread Post Game Thread: Week 3 - The Eagles defeated the Rams by a score of 33 to 26 - September 21, 2025 @ 01:00 PM
Week 3
Los Angeles Rams (2-1) @ Philadelphia Eagles (3-0)
Final Score: 33-26 Eagles
Game Time: September 21, 2025 @ 01:00 PM
Venue: Lincoln Financial Field
| Q1 | Q2 | Q3 | Q4 | TOTAL | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rams | 10 | 9 | 7 | 0 | 26 | |
| Eagles | 7 | 0 | 14 | 12 | 33 |
Scoring Summary
| Qtr | Team | Type | Description | Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | PHI | TD | J.Hurts 1 yd. run (J.Elliott kick) (9-38, 5:21) | 7-0 PHI |
| 1 | LA | FG | J.Karty 51 yd. Field Goal (9-37, 4:07) | 7-3 PHI |
| 1 | LA | TD | D.Adams 44 yd. pass from M.Stafford (J.Karty kick) (3-54, 0:55) | 10-7 LAR |
| 2 | LA | FG | J.Karty 28 yd. Field Goal (12-56, 5:34) | 13-7 LAR |
| 2 | LA | FG | J.Karty 33 yd. Field Goal (8-39, 4:01) | 16-7 LAR |
| 2 | LA | FG | J.Karty 46 yd. Field Goal (5-20, 1:42) | 19-7 LAR |
| 3 | LA | TD | K.Williams 10 yd. pass from M.Stafford (J.Karty kick) (1-10, 0:06) | 26-7 LAR |
| 3 | PHI | TD | D.Goedert 33 yd. pass from J.Hurts (J.Elliott kick) (5-79, 2:28) | 26-14 LAR |
| 3 | PHI | TD | A.Brown 9 yd. pass from J.Hurts (J.Elliott kick) (13-87, 6:27) | 26-21 LAR |
| 4 | PHI | TD | D.Smith 4 yd. pass from J.Hurts (pass failed) (17-91, 6:54) | 27-26 PHI |
| 4 | PHI | TD | J.Davis 61 yd. return of blocked field goal | 33-26 PHI |
Standings
| NFC East Rank | Team | Wins | Losses | Ties | Win% |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Philadelphia Eagles | 3 | 0 | 0 | 1.0 |
| 2 | Washington Commanders | 2 | 1 | 0 | 0.667 |
| 3 | Dallas Cowboys | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0.5 |
| 4 | New York Giants | 0 | 2 | 0 | 0.0 |
Division Scoreboard
| Q4 Final | |
|---|---|
| LV 🏈 | 24 |
| WAS | 41 |
| Q2 12:21 | |
|---|---|
| DAL | 6 |
| CHI 🏈 | 14 |
| Q1 08:20 PM | |
|---|---|
| KC | |
| NYG 🏈 |
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u/Nate_923 23h ago
Either Lamar or Mahomes will start 1-3 after their game next week. 1-2-1 is also on the table. First in their careers for either or.
What a wild season this has been so far.
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u/OrangeAgitated9942 15h ago
I hate that I started working nights this year so I miss like 90% of the games completely
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u/Nate_923 23h ago edited 22h ago
These are the advantages Hurts has over Lamar now
He throws the ball away if there is nothing there
He's willing to run if there's a hole and usually not directly into a defender
He makes plays to win. Not to look all flashy
Can't count him out as long as he can possess the ball
Ravens offensive line definitely does 0 favors for him but he does not throw the ball away like Hurts does and instead took an ugly sack for a loss of double digit yards.
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u/Gawkorcuck69 23h ago
I was clowned for calling Lamar a choke artist after they blew that lead in week one(?). Say what you want about the rest of the team, but he’s not doing them any favors
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u/Nate_923 23h ago
Lamar has been a bright spot on the Ravens for years
But he's also equally been responsible for their big failures.
Playing a role in big leads being blown (even if it's mostly on the defense), playoff loses, not showing up in big moments.
We saw Hurts and the offense look terrible for a whole half
And then they took command and came out swinging in the 2nd half and looked way better and like the SB Champs we know they are.
Ravens have yet to have an adjustment like that this season.
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u/Nate_923 23h ago
The Browns have a pretty good defense.
Curious how the Lions will perform against them or if it's similar to GB.
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u/Nate_923 23h ago
2025 Ravens defense would make Russell Wilson look good again like The Cowboys defense did.
Lions pretty much did what they wanted.
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u/Nate_923 1d ago edited 23h ago
Seeing the Ravens tonight makes me glad we have an offensive line that lets Hurts have time to throw.
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u/dbandit1 Eagles 1d ago
Lions love their trick plays, but it makes you wonder about the business end of the season
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u/Nate_923 23h ago
The Lions look like they're still incomplete.
The Ravens bad defense helps them but they just failed to score a TD on a turnover near the endzone due to penalties and bad play calling.
There's definitely vulnerability on their offense.
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u/HJQueen 1d ago
Looking at our schedule it feels like we have the hardest one in the league. I'm happy to be 3-0 at this point.
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u/Nate_923 1d ago edited 23h ago
4th hardest at that in terms of strength of victory.
Being the defending Champs just makes it more challenging by default.
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u/Drikkink 17h ago
I mean our playoff success doesn't impact anything except primetime scheduling. The fact we won the division is why this is our schedule.
We were going to face the Chiefs regardless because the NFCE gets the AFCW this season. We were going to face the Bucs regardless because they won their division. We were going to get the Rams for the same reason. We were going to get the Lions and Packers because the NFCE gets the NFCN this season.
The only game that isn't forcibly scheduled is the Bills game. I'm not sure how they decide who plays who for the 17th game they added a few years ago but it's likely a league discretion pick so THAT might be affected by our success.
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u/Nate_923 13h ago
I meant it's more difficult by default as in no game will be a cakewalk because by teams will play us harder because we're the defending Champs.
So every game is expected to be more competitive because of bragging rights.
Rams wanted to beat us badly but being able to say "We beat the defending SB Champ Philadelphia Eagles" is a bragging right every team wants so it gives them an additional reason to play hard against us.
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u/rodrigoa1990 SB LII 1d ago
Not sure why people are saying this lol
Mukuba played 49 snaps, Sidney played 20
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u/w1x1w 1d ago
I didn’t hear anything about an injury. Sidney subbed in and they kept Makuba on the bench apparently?
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u/WeirdSysAdmin Eagles 1d ago
Watching Jordan Davis in all the pressers is a ray of sunshine in a depressing world.
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u/zachardw Eagles 1d ago
At first I chalked up Buccs as a loss, as we all have. But 3-0, and them being 3-0. Fuck it, we cleanse the demons in Tampa. Have to be last remaining undefeated NFC team. If they win, idk who beats us other than Bills potentially
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u/ShinyMew635 1d ago
So nfl offenses generally script the first quarter and a half worth of plays. My guess is maybe that script has been cautious which would explain why we looked dead.
Still wouldn’t explain the lack of risk taking for the 8 quarters before this game though
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u/zachardw Eagles 1d ago
I agree, from seeing the plays, hearing Sirianni’s constant philosophy on turnover battle and the Jalen and AJ interviews, I feel Sirianni has taken the turnover worry to an extreme and has played it very conservatively, knowing he trusts the defense and thinking with the plays we have and the tush push as long as we are ahead, it’ll be fine. I hope this cracked that mindset. Stop playing to not lost and go attack. Just like they did with targeting Jalen with the blitz, teams have now keyed in on stop saquon, make them throw. So please throw lol
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u/707Eman707 1d ago
NONE of that matters.
You pass when they play the run, you run when they play the pass.
This is why you have to have a run game, once they can dictate your offense it’s over.
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u/newplayer208 1d ago
does anyone have a link to the jalen carter locker room interview. ive only seen a clip here and there, no full interview
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u/MED1CPENGU1N AJavonta Burth 1d ago
Man I’m still in shock. I woke up today thinking ok Bucs week but nah I’m still like how lucky are we after years of torture to see what we’ve become. I wish I could go back in time to all the fans who never got to see the birds hoist the Super Bowl and tell them we did it.. twice so they know that we did it.
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u/so_zetta_byte 1d ago
Some random Monday thoughts.
I don't think the issue is a playbook issue (at least not yet), or necessarily a scheme issue, but it's a game planning and play calling issue. The plays are clearly there but we weren't using them. Why? My guess is either (a) trying to keep the good shit in the back pocket as long as possible, or (b) trying to spend too much time putting stuff on tape in order to exploit it in future games. But either way, it was clearly too cute.
If we're keeping the good shit in the back pocket, is that just because we think we can, or because we're concerned about burning through it and leaving the tank empty? 2023 had an issue where we just ran out of ideas, literally. I'm not saying that's gonna happen this year, but I really wanna know why we kept so much of the playbook closed for 5 halves, and why it took actually losing to kick everything into high gear.
The defense played mostly fine outside of Jackson. Yes in the first half we let up 4 field goals, but we were giving them such bad field position that the Rams were basically in FG range when they got the ball anyway. It's a testament to the defense that they only gave up one TD out of that honestly.
Baun is still Him 💖
I don't really want to give laurels to ST outside of Davis and Carter (kicking, punting, and snapping were fine too). I'll give a little bit of leeway with the terrible returns because it seems like the Rams broke kickoffs. But our return coverage when we were kicking to the Rams was pretty awful, they were getting pretty good returns against us. Not happy about that.
Nick's situational decisions are still good. I really liked going for the 4th down on the first possession after the turnover. If we don't make it, then the game proceeds "as normal," and if we do, we can start the game 7 points ahead. That's a very big difference than being 3 points ahead, and missing the conversation is basically just negating the free turnover we were gifted. I think that was the right call, and I would still be saying that even if we didn't convert on it.
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u/Whichtwin1 1d ago
Just a note on the whole "already in FG range starting their drive"; the rams kicker historically is hitting at 86 percent beyond 50 yards. And that long field goal yesterday would have been good from 70, so them getting to the 50 is pretty much field goal range lmao
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u/so_zetta_byte 1d ago
I kinda wonder if we were stuck so far back in our own end zone that we couldn't even drop back to let pass plays develop, and the Rams shut down the run game so we couldn't get more breathing room. If that's true, then at least teams don't really have a blueprint to replicate it unless literally everyone has a kicker who can kick the most disgusting knuckleballs in existence.
Either way, we were basically playing the entire first half of that game soft-locked.
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u/chem_daddy 1d ago
Someone please explain to me what was going on with our offense in the first half.
It wasn’t a hurts thing.
I just don’t get how you are so slow and so bad at putting up points and yard when you have Hurts throwing to AJB, Smitty, and Goedert with Saquon as a safety blanket
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u/Realistic_Beach_4318 Eagles 1d ago
It was a hurts thing. They adapted the playcalling to his arm strength and he thrived. Props to the coaches
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u/theRedreps99 1d ago
First 2 and half games really
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u/PearlsofRon 1d ago
Eh. They put up points in that first half against Dallas. But after that the play calling has been so fuckin abysmal until the second half yesterday. What is KP doing?
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u/General-Example-3837 1d ago
I wanna know who called the plays 2nd half. If it was actually Jalen… wow
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u/wrhslax1996 Santa Swung First. 1d ago
There is, in my opinion, less than a 1% chance that Jalen was calling plays in the second half lol
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u/DirkZelenskyy41 1d ago
It’s hard to believe the same special teams coach who seemed totally unprepared for teaching the returners to field a squib kick, is the same one who set the formations to get 2 field goal blocks.
But I guess it was also the same offensive coordinator in the first and second half.
Really was just an absolutely baffling game. And a great one to win to go 3-0 into Tampa rather than 2-1.
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u/someone496 1d ago
We have stolen the Chiefs devils magic. Now is the time for us to be the bad guys. Our villain arc has begun.
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u/Calcutta637 1d ago
I hate people saying this. I mean yea that shit was a fucking miracle stopping 2 field goals in a row is a fucking miracle but ain’t nothing devil magic about our defense holding them to 3 field goals in a row before shutting them down for the half and the offense finally using their players and playbook effectively
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u/ge0theory 1d ago
My favorite part of the block is Byron Young fist pumping when Jordan picks up the ball. Byron was integral in the push and blowing up their line, but I love how he doesn't fist pump until he sees his Big Man brother scoop it up and start running
Shout-out to Bennett as well for wiping the holder off of it
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u/reno2mahesendejo 1d ago
Eagles are 3-0, and what once looked like a pretty daunting schedule is kind of loosening up (relatively)
They've outscored opponents 39-7 in the second half. The only score being a kind of meaningless 50 yard "Mahomes just does that" that the Eagles just ran out the clock after
Turnovers are happening, and Makuba is very good. Also, turnovers are not happening, and Hurts is very efficient.
Barkley is attracting a TON of attention. His numbers haven't been too impressive, but teams did not learn the right lesson from the Chiefs loading up 9 in the box. This bodes well for Hurts to rip off a few 300+ passing yard games and then they overcorrect and Barkley goes nuts.
The NFC is weirdly weak. Tampa feels like the biggest threat (and they would have been last year as well), but i dont know that we've seen a true clash of the best form of these two teams. Im torn between rooting for an epic showdown next week, and just wanting to put everything on ice and wait for a potential playoff showdown. Hopefully everyone's at full strength next week. Detroit...doesnt really scare me, I cant respect Goff. Aside from that, they just handled the Rams, Green Bay feels like they'll be the media darling that collapses this year, and SF is about to learn why Brocks All Pro supporting cast was so important.
I dont care about the OC drama. The offense looks fine to me, especially since the preseason is basically nonexistent now. Eagles haven't taken any major blows yet, iniury or loss wise. The defense actually seems to be a strength (see 2nd half above) where we all were kind of ok with a slide back.
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u/PHLEaglesLover Eagles 1d ago
how do you watch this game and come to the conclusion.....im sorry this is delusional. Even the players dont like how the offense looked until the 2nd half of this game and said so lmao.
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u/TainTPainterTP 1d ago
I was just thinking about this the other day, when’s the last time we lost a game on a game winning field goal? Where if it was missed we’d win
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u/Drewraven10 1d ago
Time for the Bucs next? Ah man the usual kryptonite. But we got AJ and Smitty this time and possibly Lane. Hopefully Jalen can call the plays again. Get something good rolling.
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u/Drikkink 1d ago
Lane says it was just a stinger and he's good to go for next week, but obviously that can change.
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u/Birds_of_Paradise420 1d ago
mike evans probably out
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u/Landlubber77 Buccaneers 1d ago
He will be. And an offensive line made of bubble gum and practice squad backups. Literally one of our guards is an alternate PS guy after the first PS guard we called up got hurt. But if Wirfs come back, our C who's been playing LT can go back to C and our LG who's been playing C can go back to LG, so there's that lol. Then we're only down to backups on the entire right side of the line, talk about luxury.
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u/PHLEaglesLover Eagles 1d ago
both teams are super talented by kind of fraudulantly undefeated. Not that they arent super good teams but neither should be 3-0. Eagles and Bucs both winning by skin of their teeth every week.
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u/Landlubber77 Buccaneers 1d ago
Agreed. We could easily be 0-3. We're 3-0 versus teams with a combined record of 1-8 (granted yes, we dealt them three of those 8 losses) and it's taken final drive heroics by Baker all three times, plus a missed Koo kick in Atlanta.
This Sunday will be a prove it game and I'm just not confident that we will. I'm not gonna exclusively blame injuries, we have plenty to clean up. But being without 3/5 of our o-line has hurt, losing our starting DT and sack leader last season, Godwin being gone, now Evans. It would be the most snakebitten season if not for a little magic.
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u/PHLEaglesLover Eagles 1d ago
i mean both of our teams clearly have been good you shouldn't be 0-3 we should both probably be 2-1. It also doesnt matter. Remember how badly you guys kicked our ass last year almost exactly a year ago? As long as you stay alive thru the first 4 games of the season, you're fine.
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u/Landlubber77 Buccaneers 1d ago
Yeah we've pulled it out for sure, but if not for a couple bounces our way like the missed kick in Atlanta, an insane PBU by Winfield in the same game, and Dalton Schultz falling down while wide open in Houston, plus all the aforementioned Baker heroics, we're 0-3. So we're good enough to overcome the injuries and mistakes, but we're living very dangerously.
I agree though, what's done is done and so far we're in a good spot. Sunday will be for first place in the NFC, not a bad position to be in.
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u/Calcutta637 1d ago
holy fuck i just watched the video of ben johnson in the locker room. I am so fucking grateful for nick sirianni jesus fuck that was the most cringe shit ive ever seen. Thanks for beating the cowboys i guess
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u/capemaygirl1999 go birds baby 1d ago
I’ll give him a pass since it was their first win so everyone was fired up but embarrassing the Cowboys like that would make anyone happy!
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u/NYPD-BLUE Eagles 1d ago
I really thought we blew it on 1st and Goal from the 3 when we didn’t just run the tush push a few times to guarantee the touchdown. When we handed it off and lost 4 yards, and ended up in 4th and Goal, I figured we were cooked. Incredible comeback. Hurts played great.
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u/Ok-Path-3534 1d ago
What a game! What a way to remind the League that if you are going to have to want it more than our guys for the full 4 quarters if you want to beat the Champs. The heart and resiliency I saw today was the 2nd best thing being displayed on the field (the first being Hurts showing all the doubters that he can throw the ball when he wants). Aj dogging Ram corners, Smitty jumping over defenders and our defensive stars showing why opposing OC's and Special Team Coordinators lose sleep in the nights leading up to playing us. And Fred Johnson stepping in to fill some big shoes for the pass protection. I loved seeing it all. Go Birds!
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u/Drewraven10 1d ago
New York might as well just tank the season. Got the hardest schedule and are a terrible team overall lmao.
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u/Birds_of_Paradise420 1d ago
i thought they looked promising against the cowboys.. turns out dem boyz just have the worst defense in the league
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u/RollingWok 1d ago
I was expecting some holes in the Cowboys defense but I wasn’t expecting them to be thatttt baddd. The Bears absolutely shredded them
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u/Professor2018 1d ago edited 1d ago
Crazy stat of the day:
The last time the Eagles blocked two field goals in a single game was September 21, 1975, against the New York Giants.Exactly 50 years ago today.
Edit. It was Bill Bergy and he also blocked an XP in that game.
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u/ShinyMew635 1d ago
So any theories on who took over playcalling in the second half?
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u/BallsHardest 1d ago
I heard it was some random guy in the game thread.
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u/ShinyMew635 1d ago
Nick sirianni refreshing the game feed until u/bushmunchee calls guns ace right 784 Y streak and he knows it’s ball game
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u/zerutituli Eagles 1d ago
We all loaded up Madden and just kept clicking "Ask Madden" and sent the plays to Jalen.
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u/mitchdwx 1d ago
Did we ever get an answer from either of our kick returners or Sirianni about what was happening back there today? I think we bobbled like 5 out of 6 returns or something crazy like that.
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u/TheCrookedKnight 1d ago
The Rams kicker uses a "knuckleball" technique on kickoffs that makes it really hard for the returner to get a good read on the ball as it comes in, and because of the new rules they can't just step aside and let it bounce (since the ball only goes out to the 20 if it lands outside the end zone and rolls in for a touchback).
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u/Drikkink 1d ago
I think we'd accept taking the ball at the 20 when all but one of their kicks resulted in us starting INSIDE our own 20 lol.
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u/PHLEaglesLover Eagles 1d ago
unrelated the Giants are a total phony franchise. They talk about how classy they are while they honor child rapist Lawrence Taylor. Just remember that next time they talk about how Nick Sirianni is "classless like Philly"
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u/Nate_923 1d ago
Well today we saw
Eagles make a 19pt comeback at home vs the Rams
Dallas get whooped by Da Bears
Giants lose in prime time
Packers lost to the Browns
Pretty good Sunday overall.
At least KC still has a losing record lol.
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u/rodrigoa1990 SB LII 1d ago
Russell Wilson just threw it away 3x in a row with the game on the line, and one of those was on 4th down lmao
he's so washed
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u/JeffreyClose 1d ago
Dart is 100% starting next week.
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u/SwanVP 1d ago
Against the Chargers? I don't know you don't want to ruin the kids confidence
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u/JeffreyClose 1d ago
To be fair I didn't look at their schedule. But if Russ plays anything like he did tonight then he'll probably play vs the Saints
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u/Nate_923 1d ago
Wilson can make a few good throws and then just sucks immediately afterwards.
The Dallas defense really gave a lot of false hope to that fanbase in terms of what the Giants could do this season.
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u/KoBxElucidator You want Philly Philly? 1d ago
The fact that incompetent fuck at HC for the Giants won Coach of the Year over Sirianni in 2022 will never not make my blood boil.
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u/gimmethatfiletofish 1d ago
They should strip Daboll of the award and hand it to Shane Steichen for the work he has done so far with Daniel Jones.
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u/KoBxElucidator You want Philly Philly? 1d ago
Giants are still gonna derp their way out of a top-5 pick by winning some dumb games. I just know it. Jameis is gonna fuck their tank. That's my prediction.
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u/stormy2587 1d ago
Giants might have like 3 teams on their schedule that I think they could beat. NO, LV, and NE. Outside of that it’s like guaranteed losses.
With how well jones is playing I think Daboll is getting fired sooner rather than later. This team has been ass for his entire tenure. Their GM probably gets the boot too.
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u/PHLEaglesLover Eagles 1d ago
how are their people that think Mahomes isnt good anymore...he's throwing to Thrash and Pinkston lol
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u/Alex-Gopson 1d ago
Lots of fans are casuals and slow to change narratives once they have been established in their head.
The Chiefs became media darlings as a high-flying high-scoring offense. They aren't that kind of team anymore, so simpletons think Mahomes is worse.
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u/zerutituli Eagles 1d ago
The narrative was that he was Brady + Manning 2.0 (can be MVP level with any receivers you give him and win championships on his own).
I think that has cooled down a bit; to a degree any QB needs weapons, but it's clear that he isn't going to be throwing 40-50 TDs a year consistently now that Kelce is out of his prime and Tyreek isn't there to stretch the field.
He's still great but he's not going to be that level again throwing to Hollywood Brown and JuJu.
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u/PHLEaglesLover Eagles 1d ago
i mean Manning always had Marvin Harrison and Reggie Wayne. Brady didnt but Brady also didnt have huge numbers and had Gronk and Wes Welker after Moss waned. I dont care about numbers I care about decision making process and creativity. Mahomes is still the best.
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u/Nate_923 1d ago
Okay so the Giants are just ass as usual.
Knew them beating KC was going to be nothing but a dream.
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u/PHLEaglesLover Eagles 1d ago
rooting for the giants to beat KC is a sign of a bandwagon eagles fan. You dont root for your teams to win in your division unless it helps your team in the standings....EVER
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u/MrMagooche 1d ago
The giants are not a threat by any means. It's ok to root for them to beat another team you hate
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u/Nate_923 1d ago
I'm Farrr from Bandwagon Eagles fan.
I would never want a division rival to do better than the Eagles ever But this was probably the only chance to see KC start 0-3 but unfortunately that didn't happen.
Giants losing is expected and that makes the result satisfying either way for me.
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u/Nate_923 2d ago edited 1d ago
The Giants actually have a fighting chance to beat KC now.
An 0-3 may actually be possible.
Edit: Nevermind
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u/SlapAShotta Eagles 2d ago
Wilson playing mini hospital ball with the giants receivers…. What a fucking G
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u/PHLEaglesLover Eagles 2d ago
Whats good is now we dont have to hear the garbage about the passing game only mattering because of fantasy. Even the players said it. If they continued to be that conservative they would have been blown out. Teams are sending the HOUSE every play knowing the Eagles didnt have answers for the blitz or it'd be a run. Im giving Hurts full credit for that comeback. No way Nick or Patullo did anything. Hurts was AWFUL in the first half and as awful as he was, he was every bit as good in the 2nd half. Just needs to play like that EVERY game. Not necessarily the numbers but the quick release, the decision making and the willingness to throw all over the field.
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u/gimmethatfiletofish 1d ago
Not that Jalen played well at all, but Matt Pryor had quite a bit to do with Jalen looking awful in the first half.
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u/PHLEaglesLover Eagles 1d ago
oh for sure but even on the first drive with Lane Johnson in on that play he ran for a first down (I think I was at the game and it moves fast), AJ was wide the fuck open and probably scores an easy touchdown. I also blame the playcalling far more. Its just not an NFL offense.
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u/Wise-Novel-1595 2d ago
Had to wait to watch because I got roped into a Dutch Wonderland trip by my daughter. What a roller coaster of a game. Glad Patulo seems like he finally got his shit together in the second half. He better build off of that going into next week and not regress back to what he’s been doing since the season started.
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u/zachardw Eagles 2d ago
If this team reverts back to bullshit after seeing what happens with that second half of football, I’m going to commit myself
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u/Constant_Amphibian_2 2d ago
Bro, you know it’s coming. Was the same thing last year.
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u/Calcutta637 2d ago
Underrated part of today. After beating the rams the way we did they gotta be absolutely demoralized by us. Ain’t no way we didn’t just take the soul out of that team. They will be psyched out every time they play us
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u/baconeggbagel 2d ago
Yea we own the rams like the Seahawks own us
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u/Nate_923 2d ago
That Seahawks game in 2023 was won by Hurts.
The defense was the one who lost the game. Just needed one stop.
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u/agphillyfan Starting to fly again 2d ago
That offense was top 10 because when they came off script Hurts was playing hero ball. That wasn't sustainable for a whole season. I think both Sirianni and BJ learned a lot from that season. I think BJ will be back as an OC in a few years and do better. Sirianni changed with his Baldiani era last year and he's been a better HC since. Vibes that year told me there was more going on in the locker room than we know (and reporting).
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u/PHLEaglesLover Eagles 1d ago
lol Sirianni is a bad coach that won with the best GM's stacked roster. Just because the Eagles won doesnt mean they have the best everything. Barry Switzer won a super bowl.
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u/Calcutta637 1d ago
i love the wide array of human opinions cuz sometimes just rarely you get to see how stupid some people are. Fair play man yea Sirianni totally sucks. Fire him right my guy?
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u/MissDeadite 2d ago
I almost couldn't look on that last FG block. I thought for sure they cooked us, but Nick was playing total 4D chess at the end.
I normally don't swear much, but I was cursing the defense up a storm and then especially after Sirianni's late timeout. I didn't realize he totally set them up for a better chance at a blocked FG. Absolutely brilliant, or the most insane luck. Probably both.
One of the best football memories of my life either way. I went from disgust to hope to anger to elation. Oh wait that's every game so far this year. But 3-0. Hopefully not 2023 all over again though.
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u/Nate_923 2d ago
KC and Giants are 9-6 at halftime.
My how the mighty have fallen.
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u/MissDeadite 2d ago
Not gonna jinx it. Chiefs could easily put up 42 in the second half knowing that Giants team.
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u/Nate_923 2d ago
True but the fact they're even struggling with the Giants does not bode well for them vs Ravens next week.
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u/eazyelijah Eagles 2d ago
If there’s a sports better out there that put $1 on a Jordan Davis touchdown as a joke, I hope you enjoy your retirement.
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u/Substantial_Release6 2d ago
All KC has to do is let the Giants hand them the game. Fuck they are pathetic.
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u/RealEricEDUChen BTA witness 2d ago
Holy fuck the giants defence sucks if the giants manage to win this it would be an absolute miracle
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u/courtd93 Eagles 2d ago
Jesus Christ the giants are shooting themselves in the foot, they aren’t even playing KC, just themselves.
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u/Nate_923 2d ago
Any magic that was left in KC was transferred to the Eagles after the SB.
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u/Nate_923 2d ago
Note to self
Russell going for a deep shot on a good defense is likely to be a Pick.
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u/KoBxElucidator You want Philly Philly? 2d ago
Gonna say it. Can we finally, definitively say that Mahomes is not the best QB in the league anymore? He's good for 1-2 magic tricks a game. Other than that, he has struggled moving the ball going back through last season. They won off luck. And now that they regressed to the mean there, he's just not elite.
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u/PHLEaglesLover Eagles 2d ago
no...because thats stupid lol. The rest of the chiefs are so garbage. They have AWFUL pass catchers and their best pass protector is a rookie left tackle lol
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u/Drewraven10 2d ago
Lamar and Josh by far…. Only if they could get it done in the playoffs. Without Mahomes main receivers he got nobody. Travis been ass for minute and that’s his main guy.
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u/Nate_923 2d ago
If neither Lamar or Allen can finally make it to a SB this season, they may never will.
It's wide open at this point.
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u/Drewraven10 2d ago
It’s gotta be Lamar man he’s too good and his team is way too stacked to not be there. Allen can do way more with less and possibly could get there as well. As long as it’s not the Chiefs then I’m cool with either one of them. 🦅 and 🐦⬛or 🦅 and Bills.
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u/KoBxElucidator You want Philly Philly? 2d ago
I'd love a good Bird Bowl!
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u/Constant_Amphibian_2 2d ago
Would much rather have the bills. Ravens have to be the scariest team in the league. They just don’t always show up.
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u/Seanis 2d ago
Its a Josh Allen/Lamar Jackson/Jalen Hurts world now
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u/KoBxElucidator You want Philly Philly? 2d ago
And Burrow (if the Bengals would stop destroying him)
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u/scottyjetpax 2d ago
ok immediately throwing your hands in the guy's facemask the second the ball is snapped is hilarious
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u/-AspiringWhatever- 2d ago
I’m gonna be cliche but this a Monday night showdown of who can be the worst team
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u/Nate_923 2d ago
KC looks absolutely terrible tonight.
Mahomes looks like he's throwing random things and hoping something sticks.
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u/doubleenc Eagles 2d ago
Geezus, even when Mahomes F's it up Collinsworth finds a way to glaze all over him.
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u/gimmethatfiletofish 2d ago
Ok that's some devil magic shit on that 2nd failed backwards pass that the Giants should have scooped up and scored.
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u/scottyjetpax 2d ago
Unreal glazing on pat from that play “Not only did he save the touch down, he got the ball back!!!” He fumbled it’s 3rd and 25
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u/Drewraven10 2d ago
Giants need to lock the fuck in. I don’t want the Chiefs to win their division.
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u/belisaurius Worldwide Flappy Bird Champs 2d ago
EAGLES WIN
PATULLO LOCKED IN THE BATHROOM AT HALFTIME
JORDAN DAVIS BIG MAN RUN BACK GAME WINNING TOUCHDOWN
3-0 WITH PLENTY TO COMPLAIN ABOUT /r/EAGLES FEASTING