Eagles imploding

[erod]

It's strongly believed that this is a burner account of Nelson Agholor.

His middle name is Efamehule, and he's using "we" and "us" in an especially inside kind of way, not like a typical fan.

Bodes nicely for US.

 

[OmerV]

A week ago there was a thread saying the Cowboys were imploding. It must be contagious.

 

[erod]

A week ago there was a thread saying the Cowboys were imploding. It must be contagious.

This division probably comes down to which team is the least dysfunctional.

 

[jazzcat22]

I just want the Eagles to lose Sunday however they can find a way to lose, or Seattle finds a way to win.

 

[CouchCoach]

He should save this fingers for catching instead of typing, his drops have hurt his team.

 

[jazzcat22]

This division probably comes down to which team is the least dysfunctional.

Dak > Wentz
That is all we need.

 

[erod]

I just want the Eagles to lose Sunday however they can find a way to lose, or Seattle finds a way to win.

It looks very likely that the division will come down to the game in Philly. They've got all layups after Seattle and would beat us in the tie-breaker if they won.

 

[blueblood70]

they hung in well with NE late game heroics by Edelman and a fingertip away from a TD for the eagles to possibly win it.. how well will we do? not to bad for an imploding team

 

[ClappingCarrot]

Looks a little obvious to be true, but then again, Agholor isn't the sharpest knife in the drawer...

 

[QuincyCarterEra]

they hung in well with NE late game heroics by Edelman and a fingertip away from a TD for the eagles to possibly win it.. how well will we do? not to bad for an imploding team

Playing NE at home compared to on the road is such a huge factor

 

[OmerV]

This division probably comes down to which team is the least dysfunctional.

I agree the division isn't strong, but the "implosion" idea is just being dramatic. Teams and divisions are just weaker or stronger in some years.

 

[jazzcat22]

It looks very likely that the division will come down to the game in Philly. They've got all layups after Seattle and would beat us in the tie-breaker if they won.

This is why the Eagles need to lose Sunday. Then if we beat the Eagles again. All we need to do is win 2 more games.
At worse we both would finish 9-7 but we have the tie breakers.

 

[MysteryIceGuro]

I agree the division isn't strong, but the "implosion" idea is just being dramatic. Teams and divisions are just weaker or stronger in some years.

I guess imploding wasn't the best word to use, but to say this team has no problems from within is ridiculous. Jason Garrett called a meeting the other day taking all the blame, so something had to have happened in the locker room before. Cracking would be a better adjective. Not quite as bad as imploding, but still noticeable problems. I agree with the comments above. The team that wins this division is the least imploding of them all.

 

[Reverend Conehead]

They only lost to the Patriots by one TD. I wouldn't count them out just yet.

 

[OmerV]

I guess imploding wasn't the best word to use, but to say this team has no problems from within is ridiculous. Jason Garrett called a meeting the other day taking all the blame, so something had to have happened in the locker room before. Cracking would be a better adjective. Not quite as bad as imploding, but still noticeable problems. I agree with the comments above. The team that wins this division is the least imploding of them all.

I don't think people are saying the Cowboys have no problems. But rather than just say there are problems that hurt consistency, some fans prefer to see a dramatic falling apart, as if a down week represents falling off a cliff rather than being part of the consistency.

 

[ClappingCarrot]

I wouldn't say we're 'imploding' yet, but a guy like Travis Frederick screaming at the sidelines about subject play calls is certainly telling. There is definitely some issues there, but I don't think they've quite plateaued to the level of Philly's.

Leave it to Philly fans to run a Super Bowl winning coach and team out of town because that's what will eventually happen

 

[QuincyCarterEra]

It's strongly believed that this is a burner account of Nelson Agholor.

His middle name is Efamehule, and he's using "we" and "us" in an especially inside kind of way, not like a typical fan.

Bodes nicely for US.

There's a lot of evidence to suggest that that is in fact NA.

But I refuse to believe a grown adult can be that stupid and obvious after so many other athletes burner accounts have been uncovered that were much less obvious.
Hopefully this is just a troll creating a twitter to hope and come off as a burner and be outed for publicity. Although that would also be sad that someone would be that malicious.

 

[OmerV]

I wouldn't say we're 'imploding' yet, but a guy like Travis Frederick screaming at the sidelines about subject play calls is certainly telling. There is definitely some issues there, but I don't think they've quite plateaued to the level of Philly's.

Leave it to Philly fans to run a Super Bowl winning coach and team out of town because that's what will eventually happen

Shows of emotion aren't really that telling, and of course over months and many games there will be points of frustration. There are all sorts of things that happen over a season, and we can't read something dramatic into every one of them.

 

[Diehardblues]

This division probably comes down to which team is the least dysfunctional.

Yep

Heading into December neither team could be above .500.

 

[Diehardblues]

I wouldn't say we're 'imploding' yet, but a guy like Travis Frederick screaming at the sidelines about subject play calls is certainly telling. There is definitely some issues there, but I don't think they've quite plateaued to the level of Philly's.

Leave it to Philly fans to run a Super Bowl winning coach and team out of town because that's what will eventually happen

The Cowboys have already ran a few out ourselves including Landry, Jimmy and Bill. I really hate to count Switzer. Lol

But Jerry holds the record for parting ways with the most SB winning HC’s in NFL history.