It was quite apparent the Eagles could have won that game, but chose not to. The
reason is... debatable.
I think it's ok what the Eagles did, teams have done it before, just a bit less obvious
For me there was never a doubt the WFT would get the W, there was no reason for PHI to win. And this
(...) maybe the NFL should have both NFC East games played at the same time, spare us the 4th q farce.
wouldn't have changed anything, just that it wouldn't have been in the spotlight
And I am not even mad at the Eagles, because a) it saves the Giants from embarrasing themselves and b) all in all Washington was the best of 4 poor teams in NFC East, so they deserve to be in the PO (by rule^^).
The odds for the Bears seem rather high to me, maybe a dark horse in NFC.
Saints tb Bears is the safest thing for me, despite the Bears only losing in OT in regular season to them. But winning @Saints is very hard and Chicago hasn't beaten any good team away all season long. But you never know, maybe they will go on a run, we have seen it before
For the record:
Cardinals over 7.5
Bills over 9
Carolina under 5.5
Raiders over 7.5
Vikings over 9
Patriots under 9
Giants over 6 PUSH
Some close ones, but 5-1-1 in the end
The Top10 for the draft looks like this now:
Jacksonville JaguarsNew York JetsMiami Dolphins
Atlanta FalconsCincinnati Bengals
Philadelphia EaglesDetroit LionsCarolina Panthers
Denver Broncos
Dallas CowboysThe bolded teams will or might want to draft a QB, so this could get interesting. The
free agent market is thin this year, with the biggest names being Prescott, Rivers, Trubisky, Winston, Fitzpatrick, Brissett.