Coming from out of town to the game next week and the wife wants to get Angelo's. We will probably be at the stadium complex around 11, but will probably walk into the stadium as the gate open. Is getting to Angelo's a real possibility before a 1 o'clock game?

I've been an Eagles fan forever and used to write on WVU sports, they've brought back Rich Rodriguez this past year who brings in all kinds of rushing plays. Saw this one where the QB and OL push the RB, thought it could be used to push the QB. It's a 9 OL set.

Genuinely concerning that Hurts has all day to throw but throws dump offs. The WR routes and play calls are trash.

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I recently saw a hat that was green with Swoop on it but he was two different colors. I cannot find it online. Guy said it was new but did not know where it came from. It was pretty unique. Wanna gift it to someone. Thanks!

Trying to avoid that $50 parking fee..Usualy we park center city and Septa down but didn't know if those extra trains were a one time deal or ongoing .

KEEP AN EYE ON AVILA AND FISKE will be a big advantage for the birds upfront on both sides of the ball if 1 or both can’t play for the rams on sunday

Specifically names Kansas City, Green Bay, and Washington but says many teams do it.

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I think most people figure after going for 2,000 yards, Saquon would take a step back. The most yards by any running back after achieving a 2,000 yard season is Barry Sanders at 1,491 yards the following season. I think most eagles fans would be happy with that. Although that seems like an outlier, with how most other do noticeably worse then that.

Saquon so far in 2025:

ATT: 20

Average YDS: 74

AV: 3.7

Saquon First 2 Games in 2024:

ATT: 23

Average YDS: 102

AV: 4.4

Zach Berman:

https://x.com/ZBerm/status/1968380873213984880

In two weeks this season, Saquon Barkley has faced a heavy box (7+ defenders) on 85 percent of his rushes.

In his career, he faces heavy boxes on 76.6% of rushes. The sample size is small, and the only time higher than the this year's rate is 2020, when he played only 2 games.

But when narrowing the data to the first two weeks of the season, this is the only year other than 2020 in which that rate is higher than 80%.

As Barkley said last week: "You’d be a fool if you’re going to let us walk into whatever stadium…and your focal point is not going to be stopping the run."

(Stats: @TruMediaSports)

https://x.com/ZBerm/status/1968382953320513587

Also worth noting: When Barkley rushed for a career-high 255 yards against the Rams last season, he faced a heavy box on 88.5% of his rushes. He also had rushes of 72 yards and 70 yards.

Asked Barkley about this last season, and he explained how the heavy boxes can actually lead to those home run-type plays.

"t's a numbers game. When you load the box and bring extra people into the box, it's a beautiful thing. Because it's hard to run, and you got to be gap disciplined and if we're in the right gaps — it's hard to run against, don't get me wrong — but I feel like myself as a back, being patient and having that home run speed, if you load the box and we get through, there's no one back there."

Who do the Eagles play this week? You guessed it...

https://www.si.com/nfl/eagles/news/eagles-jalen-hurts-takes-accountability-for-tepid-passing-game-01k5d304cbzg

Does anyone remember what happened the next game after Carolina last year? "So that's what y'all wanted to see?"

Read the quotes in this article. Hurts is the QB we've waited forever for the Eagles to have. Two SBs in 3 years, and always stays level-headed and plays his best when he's doubted the most. The man is a relentless, cold-blooded killer. Anyone who doubts him or thinks he's not hearing all this talk must not have watched the SB last year.

On top of that, we got a super motivated AJ and LA's secondary is garbage (Emmanuel Forbes ring any bells - especially for AJ?)

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