Birdfeed: Vol. 24.11; Is the NFC’s Top Seed In Play for the Eagles?
The answer is I don’t think so, but maybe. It’s definitely possible. It could happen.
The answer is I don’t think so, but maybe. It’s definitely possible. It could happen.
Don’t even read the picks this week. They’re worthless. Just listen to Mike Tyson and go about your life.
It’s back, baby! The college football season rolls on with playoff drama, stupid time slots, heavyweight matchups and yup, you guessed it, elite whining.
The Eagles schedule is about to get choppy, so let’s enjoy the smooth water while it’s here. Five positive takeaways from the win over a putrid Dallas team.
Due to traveling last weekend and illness this week, I was only able to catch up on a handful of the games I missed, so these picks will stink.
James Franklin continues to excel at Penn State and fall flat on his face at the same time. Is it time for a change in Happy Valley?
No, I’m not talking about Donald Trump winning the 2024 Presidential Election. I’m talking about everyone… and I mean EVERY. SINGLE. Eagles fan being fed up with Nick Sirianni’s nonsense.
The Texans are playing with fire, I’m the only one who likes the Giants, the Chiefs are in January mode, and a bold guess at who wins the NFC West.
I know I posted this a few weeks back, but I wanted to say it again and add some things before the Ohio State – Penn State showdown.
The Eagles played perhaps their most complete game sinceā¦ probably the Miami game 370 days ago.
The perfect addition to the Packers is out there, a 2nd round bust is burning the Chiefs, and ummm, does Marvin Harrison Jr. stink?
I understand the media has a job, and to do their job they must ask uncomfortable questions. There’s also a fine line between uncomfortable questions and foolishness.
The Eagles (finally) won in convincing fashion. Saquon Barkley rumbled through the Giants defense and the offense looks to be on track. Or is it…
I’m traveling this week so the picks are lame. I’ll refund all subscription fees this week and next to make it up to you.
At this point, Nick Sirianni’s job status should boil down to one question: What has he actually done to keep his job? The Answer; almost nothing.