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THE EAGLES BREAK THE CURSE!
What were you doing on November 28, 2004? I was wrapping up my first semester in college, which feels like a lifetime ago. That date happened to be when the Eagles clinched their fourth consecutive NFC East title. The Birds had ruled the division for much of the decade and were in the midst of a Super Bowl run. It was hard to imagine that reign ever ending, and yet that would remarkably be the start of the longest run of nonconsecutive division champs in NFL history. That's a


Eagles get back on track! (for now)
In the off chance that you would like to read my comments on last Monday's Chargers loss (didn't get publicly published yet), CLICK HERE . It's felt like forever since we got to talk about a win, but all it took for the Birds to start washing that horrible taste of defeat out of their mouths was a matchup with maybe the NFL's worst team. It was nice to live like the rest of the NFL for a week (it's been about two months since the Eagles played a team that wasn't in the thick


Another game, another tough loss.
It's definitely getting old to keep writing effectively the same article on repeat ("offense not consistent", "offense one dimensional", "turnovers tell the tale", etc), but here we are. This article comes in a few days late again as the game ended so late and I wanted to think about it a bit. Here are a few thoughts in no particular order: Jalen has an awful game. I'm not going to be too awfully hard on QB1 as several of his career high five turnovers weren't fully his fault
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THE EAGLES BREAK THE CURSE!
What were you doing on November 28, 2004? I was wrapping up my first semester in college, which feels like a lifetime ago. That date happened to be when the Eagles clinched their fourth consecutive NFC East title. The Birds had ruled the division for much of the decade and were in the midst of a Super Bowl run. It was hard to imagine that reign ever ending, and yet that would remarkably be the start of the longest run of nonconsecutive division champs in NFL history. That's a
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