Eagles look to be fully healthy going into Dallas game

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Isn't it amazing how players will use herbal medicine from the deepest part of the Amazon rainforest in order to heal themselves for our games. :huh:

The good news for Eagles' fans is that speaking after the team's loss to the Panthers, Peters said he would play against the Cowboys.

Inside linebacker Kiko Alonso was also out at practice with a helmet, as he continues to return from a knee injury suffered in Week 2. Alonso has previously said that his goal is play against the Cowboys, and he appears to be on track to do just that.

As for the rest of the Eagles' players dealing with a nagging injury? Receiver Nelson Agholor (ankle), linebacker DeMeco Ryans (hamstring), defensive end Brandon Bair (groin) and linebacker Mychal Kendricks (hamstring) were all out at practice and seemed to be ready for a full days of work.

http://www.nj.com/eagles/index.ssf/2015/11/eagles_vs_dallas_cowboys_injury_report_updates_on.html
 
Teams always get healthy right as they play us.

That's in part because the schedule makers love to give them a bye right before us.

But I guess we can't complain too much this season. After all, they gave us the Giants on a short week after our bye.
 
The Cowboys are pretty healthy, too. Well, except for one important guy.
 
My heart tells me we can win this game and we can, but my head tells me as always this team will find a way to break my heart and lose this game. That's what they do. It's all they know how to do.
 
Lets see what the actual injury report says. I get the sense that a bunch of players are trying to get back for this game but are not fully healthy which might actually work in our favor if you have a bunch of lb's with bad hammys and knees and an OT with back spasms being rocked by Greg Hardy's power.

You do see players try to come back for the Cowboys game's though, for example Beason came back and played for the Giants against us and then did not play last week.
 
Bradford doesn't like to get hit. Dallas hit him a lot without Hardy and Gregory.

Get to Bradford, and this will be a victory.

Well if the Eagles were smart they would move the pocket away from Hardy, and knowing us we wont adjust to it at all.
 
Well if the Eagles were smart they would move the pocket away from Hardy, and knowing us we wont adjust to it at all.

Dallas' defense has given up 13 points each of the last two games. They should be fine.

It's what the Cowboys offense does that will determine the game.
 
Lets see what the actual injury report says. I get the sense that a bunch of players are trying to get back for this game but are not fully healthy which might actually work in our favor if you have a bunch of lb's with bad hammys and knees and an OT with back spasms being rocked by Greg Hardy's power.

You do see players try to come back for the Cowboys game's though, for example Beason came back and played for the Giants against us and then did not play last week.

exactly this could benefit us huge. this is a must win.
 
That said, eagle fans think they'll find a way to lose this weekend too.

We seem to matchup well against them
 
That's in part because the schedule makers love to give them a bye right before us.

But I guess we can't complain too much this season. After all, they gave us the Giants on a short week after our bye.

Makes up for the Eagles Packers and Seahawks all getting extra rest.
 
Bradford doesn't like to get hit. Dallas hit him a lot without Hardy and Gregory.

Get to Bradford, and this will be a victory.


Common sense. Will the defensive staff adopt it? Stay tuned, because we have a way of not attacking and exploiting other team's weaknesses. That always amazed me.
 
Peters didn't practice today. They keep saying he'll play but I wonder if he's even close to full strength.
 
They seemed to gameplan for the Eagles offense pretty well last game.

Historically, the Cowboys haven't struggled with Chip's offense. Even when Kiffin was coordinating the worst defense in franchise history through a haze of dementia, Kelly wasn't problematic.
 
Historically, the Cowboys haven't struggled with Chip's offense. Even when Kiffin was coordinating the worst defense in franchise history through a haze of dementia, Kelly wasn't problematic.

Which is bizarre in a way because Kiffin got shredded by Kelly when at USC.
 

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