Who can stop Atlanta now?
The Eagles spanked them 31-17 just a few weeks ago. And that was with Kevin Kolb, not Vick. The way this year is going, this week's champion is next week's goat. I wouldn't crown anyone just yet.
Who can stop Atlanta now?
The Eagles spanked them 31-17 just a few weeks ago. And that was with Kevin Kolb, not Vick. The way this year is going, this week's champion is next week's goat. I wouldn't crown anyone just yet.
You do know there were two drops that should have been TDs, right? One by Avant and one by Jackson.but with Vick's lack of even a single passing TD on his last outing
You do know there were two drops that should have been TDs, right? One by Avant and one by Jackson.
The Eagles are a good team, no doubt, and yes, the Falcons lost to them
But every team has at least 2 losses, so there is no shame in that
And the Falcons 2 losses have come to Pittsburgh (OT, 1st game) and Philadelphia, not too shabby
The Eagles have lost to Green Bay, Washington and Tenessee
I like the Falcons chances in the Dome with home field
And I think they have the schedule to do it
Someone is not watching Vick this year. When in Atlanta, I always looked at him as overrated and inconsistent. This year is different. He's playing like an athletic QB, rather than an athlete who throws the ball from time-to-time. Andy Reid is an excellent QB coach and has Vick playing better than ever. Some games have been better than others, but he has yet to have a bad game. I think jail really had a big impact on this guy as well. It may have been the best thing for him, both personally and professionally.Unless Vick pulls off a miracle and stays consistent through the rest of the season and then through the playoffs, he won't get the monkey off his back. Until then, he will be that gifted, yet troubled QB who could have been great.
My top three NFC teams right now in no particular order: Eagles, Falcons, Packers. No matter which of these teams play, I'm taking the home team. I truly believe that right now it is that close. The Giants and Saints are close behind.The Eagles are a good team, no doubt, and yes, the Falcons lost to them
But every team has at least 2 losses, so there is no shame in that
And the Falcons 2 losses have come to Pittsburgh (OT, 1st game) and Philadelphia, not too shabby
The Eagles have lost to Green Bay, Washington and Tenessee
I like the Falcons chances in the Dome with home field
And I think they have the schedule to do it
Someone is not watching Vick this year. When in Atlanta, I always looked at him as overrated and inconsistent. This year is different. He's playing like an athletic QB, rather than an athlete who throws the ball from time-to-time. Andy Reid is an excellent QB coach and has Vick playing better than ever. Some games have been better than others, but he has yet to have a bad game. I think jail really had a big impact on this guy as well. It may have been the best thing for him, both personally and professionally.
My top three NFC teams right now in no particular order: Eagles, Falcons, Packers. No matter which of these teams play, I'm taking the home team. I truly believe that right now it is that close. The Giants and Saints are close behind.
The way this season is going, I reserve the right to change my top teams at any time.![]()
We may learn a lot this weekend
We get Green Bay at home in the dome
You guys will have to prove it to everybody else. I already believe Atlanta is the real thing.
The NFC in general looks pretty tough this year. The safe thing to say is it's anybody's guess. I have not paid a lot of attention to GB, but they have solid numbers.
At least we have a working defense. Unlike what Rex wants us to believe.
I would laugh if they pull an 8-8 season again lol!
I would mess my pants if Dallas somehow made the playoffs with a 9-7 record.
This stretch should tell us a lot about the J-E-T-S
3 out of 4 on the road
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That would be miraculous indeed
In fact, just going 3-3 in the last 6 will be a challenge
New Orleans
@ Indianapolis
Philadelphia twice
Washington
@ Arizona
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This stretch should tell us a lot about the J-E-T-S
3 out of 4 on the road
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I would mess my pants if Dallas somehow made the playoffs with a 9-7 record.
They're 5-0 on the road so far.
They're 5-0 on the road so far.
Let's see how you do against teams with a winning record:
New England 8-2
You went 5-0 on the road against teams without a winning record:
Miami 5-5
Buffalo 2-8
Denver 3-7
Detroit 2-8
Cleveland 3-7
Let's see how you do against teams with a winning record:
New England 8-2
Pittsburgh 7-3
Chicago 7-3
Come to think of it, you've only played 3 teams with a winning record all year
And you lost 2 of those: Green Bay and Baltimore
I still think that the Eagles are the best team in the NFC. Taking a look at their three losses:
Packers (7-3): Kolb started and got injured. Vick came in at the beginning of the 2nd half, and almost brought them back, with an offense that he barely practiced with since Kolb was supposed to be the next big thing in Philly.
Redskins (5-5): Vick got injured early in the game (1st quarter) and Kolb had to play without much practice with the offensive strategy which was tailored around Vick.
Titans (5-5): Kolb is just terrible (Vick injured).
If the Eagles went with Vick from the beginning of the season, they could have legitimately been 8-2 or even 9-1.
Looking forward to the Eagles/Bears game this week.
GL
You've said that a few times, but it doesn't tell the whole truth. There were two dropped passes in the end zone and one down the sideline. Without Vick changing a thing, he could have thrown 3 TDs if his receivers held on to the ball. Don't distort the facts.Vick is a streak player. No passing TDs in most recent game and all of the NFC passing TDs and yards in the previous week.