Eagles will only dress 3 WRs vs the Commanders

Everyone has the Eagles winning this game, but this is my upset of the week.

The Eagles will only dress 3 WRs for this game, and they are J.J. Arcega-Whiteside, Greg Ward and Robert Davis. https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.c...t-nelson-agholor-derek-barnett-jordan-howard/

Aside from that, they'll be missing Jordan Howard and Lane Johnson. They're playing on the road against a resurgent Commanders team.

Commanders 24, Eagles 13.

Don’t get your hopes up to high.

Skins will lead most of the game, then just let Ertz run wild late

This game is huge if the Eagles lose. Puts them at 6-8 the same as us after our loss. Means win next week and we win the East

....and they will ruin our secondary.

Ertz and Goedart make it possible for them to run an offense with only 3 WR's. The can use Sanders in the slot as well

SeanLee50 said:

Don’t get your hopes up to high.

Skins will lead most of the game, then just let Ertz run wild late

This game is huge if the Eagles lose. Puts them at 6-8 the same as us after our loss. Means win next week and we win the East

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I've been saying all along that the Eagles and Cowboys both lose this week, setting up one team to win the division at either 8-8 or 7-9.

darthseinfeld said:

Ertz and Goedart make it possible for them to run an offense with only 3 WR's. The can use Sanders in the slot as well

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Saw a lot of 3 TE sets last week. Our third TE who barely played before last week Joshua Perkins lined up at WR a lot. I expect a heavy dose of Sanders, Boston Scott, and those TEs.

I don't know who those wide receivers could be. They only had 1 that has caught a pass from Carson Wentz. Looking at the stats Carson threw the ball to running backs, tight ends, and only 1 receiver, that's the guy that came off the practice squad 2 weeks ago.

That's an amazing stat line that I don't think I've ever seen before where only 1 receiver caught passes. he's also the guy that caught the game-winning touchdown his first NFL touchdown.