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Certainly and a Cowboys loss is what we were hoping for. It eases the sting but doesn't change the fact thar our defense gave up a long bomb or that we yet again couldn't punch it in from the goal line. Opportunity missed to take control of the division. Still a game we had in our reach and let slip away.
Yup, still stings but it would've been like chopping off a limb if Dallas had beaten Washington. This team still has it's issues. Erratic QB play, inconsistent CB and safety play, sloppy mistakes. But I still feel like this team is starting to get it's #### together. Even with all of those issues they were still a TD while in the red zone away from winning those games.Amused to Death said:
This is how I feel as well. If you tune out the noise of the radio and some reporters you can see we're getting better and better IMO. The OL has been getting better and better. Despite the big play to lose us the game our D has impressed me very much as well. Foles too...the deep ball he hit on Maclin is a miss 3-4 weeks ago. Rolling out of the pocket he threw some away when he normally wouldnt.
Mosher was cherping about Herremans possibly being seriously injuried. Not sure where that came from. Have to think Kelce has a good chance to play this weekend. Humongous boost to the ground game.
Wasnt he the one that got drilled by one our own men on the endzone pick? I think thats where it came from.
That was Huff, who looked totally unready for the big time.
If turning the ball over 3 times, giving up 80 and 75 yard TDs, and having over a hundred yards of penalties makes you the best team in the league, its time to find a new league.
What team outside of Denver can you look at as that much better than us? Right now, even after the lose, we are in the discussions for top 3 IMO
McManus: Todd Herremans reportedly has torn biceps, will try to play Sunday: goo.gl/Xxi5Xr4:42pm - 28 Oct 14
Foles played basketball at AZ. He's athletic enough to jump up and reach over the pile.
Whatever--the highest probability play for the Eagles in that situation is to just run it straight up the middle with McCoy or Polk.
It takes 3 secs to turn around, hand it off and run to the line. A lot can happen in that time. In 1 second, Nick can jump up and over and extend his arms.
Good point and certainly up for debate. I just think I take my chances with McCoy or Polk in that situation.
I'm just disappointed in Chip's reason for not running the sneak.Good point and certainly up for debate. I just think I take my chances with McCoy or Polk in that situation.
I thought the exact same thing watching the game last night. First thing that popped into my head actually.Insein said:
Well if you do decide to run, make sure you run left behind the future hall of famer and not behind David Molk.
Agree... but I think this week can change it all. I wanted the Arizona statement win for sure, but this is an even bigger statement win. 5-3 would NOT be fun. 6-2 and we should all be happy where we are at and will quickly forget the Arizona loss. I hoped to go 1-1 on this road trip, so that winnable game stings a lot. But even if we beat Arizona, a let down loss to the Texans wouldn't have been that awful.
I think his last 2 games were the best he's ever looked. That's something to cling to. Feel bad for Ryans though. Huge loss for the locker room as well as the defense.
