Packers, meanwhile, are resting their starters, so no advantage there, though they're a weaker opponent overall.

Whereas an SF win on Saturday would (probably) give the Eagles a rested LA team as an opponent.

Eagles fans should be rooting for SEA to win in hopes of getting the least rested (cross-country-flying) opponent in a potential Saturday night 3/6 game. Most likely, that's SF, as LA playing starters on Sunday should beat ARI, but even if it's SF, that's one week of rest vs. two for the Eagles.

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Ezekiel Parsons is going to have some crazy visions, just FYI

Overthecap is saying 3 for Ojulari

It's possible that I'm jumping the gun, because overthecap still seems to list Ojulari's deal as TBD. But I am approximately 99% sure that as of last week, overthecap was showing Ojulari as canceling out Rodgers.

When Trey Amos hits someone, there are little earthquakes.

I believe the final result is a BW-FD tie. Is there a tiebreaker?

95-45. Math is hard

I think you mean 95-55 for the first score

The 2005 game was a barnburner--huge comeback for PHI. The Eagles fell apart later in the year, but they were still in the thick of things when that game happened.

And there's a pretty good chance that Slay and Graham won't be around in 2025, so they may get even younger.

Enjoying The Franchise so far! Emailing you a suggestion at your PHLY address.

Unfortunately, even a depleted DET team will probably beat CHI and SF, and if so: (1) if MIN wins its next two, the winner of DET-MIN in Week 18 probably gets the #1 seed; (2) if MIN loses either of its next two, DET will clinch the NFCN and MIN has nothing to play for in W18, other than seeding