The Pederson miracle

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..y'all remember it to well. Its not a cowboy favorite moment. But the huge undertaking, control

and task Pederson took on that Eagle SB year. Should be inspiration for any team that was decimated by injuries and players. Still prevailed and was led forth by the Pederson Co to win it all.

Was it fate? Luck? Coaching? Perhaps all. One thing for sure Pederson goes down in history has Gen
MacArthur rounding his troops for last triumphant stand.

We could use a Pederson miracle this year. Can Big Mike be the next Pederson to hoist Dallas Trophy?
 
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That offensive line was healthy and one of the greatest of all time, both regular season and playoffs, as per PFF. They averaged 9 ypc on the ground in the freakin' Super Bowl. Kelce-Brooks-Johnson in their prime was probably the GOAT right side of any offensive line in NFL history. But since the injuries have hit the latter 2 hard recently they are no longer themselves.

It was actually one of my all time favorite moments along with 2007 and 2011, since I've never seen a Cowboys super bowl. Because I hated the Cheatriots so bad and loved to see them lose so bad.
 
MichiganCowboyFan said:
That offensive line was healthy and one of the greatest of all time, both regular season and playoffs, as per PFF. They averaged 9 ypc on the ground in the freakin' Super Bowl. Kelce-Brooks-Johnson in their prime was probably the GOAT right side of any offensive line in NFL history. But since the injuries have hit the latter 2 hard recently they are no longer themselves.
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..I thought everyone was hurt? Including OL members, all they had was scraps to input.

I remember them saying half team was hurt, basically.
 
MichiganCowboyFan said:
That offensive line was healthy and one of the greatest of all time, both regular season and playoffs, as per PFF. They averaged 9 ypc on the ground in the freakin' Super Bowl. Kelce-Brooks-Johnson in their prime was probably the GOAT right side of any offensive line in NFL history. But since the injuries have hit the latter 2 hard recently they are no longer themselves.

It was actually one of my all time favorite moments along with 2007 and 2011, since I've never seen a Cowboys super bowl. Because I hated the Cheatriots so bad and loved to see them lose so bad.
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Seeing the Eagles win a SB as one of your a time favorite moments is a new low, even for you
 
Praxit said:
..I thought everyone was hurt? Including OL members, all they had was scraps to input.

I remember them saying half team was hurt, basically.
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Wentz, Peters, Sproles, and Hicks were out. They still had a fully intact D-line, O-line minus Peters, Foles, fully intact RB, WR and TE corps, fully intact if not suspect DB corps and Bradham and Kendricks anchoring LB. They were a deep team.
 
MichiganCowboyFan said:
That offensive line was healthy and one of the greatest of all time, both regular season and playoffs, as per PFF. They averaged 9 ypc on the ground in the freakin' Super Bowl. Kelce-Brooks-Johnson in their prime was probably the GOAT right side of any offensive line in NFL history. But since the injuries have hit the latter 2 hard recently they are no longer themselves.

It was actually one of my all time favorite moments along with 2007 and 2011, since I've never seen a Cowboys super bowl. Because I hated the Cheatriots so bad and loved to see them lose so bad.
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As a Cowboy fan, I don't ever want Philly to win anything ever, never and no how.....not even a coin toss....ever!!! :)
 
MichiganCowboyFan said:
That offensive line was healthy and one of the greatest of all time, both regular season and playoffs, as per PFF. They averaged 9 ypc on the ground in the freakin' Super Bowl. Kelce-Brooks-Johnson in their prime was probably the GOAT right side of any offensive line in NFL history. But since the injuries have hit the latter 2 hard recently they are no longer themselves.

It was actually one of my all time favorite moments along with 2007 and 2011, since I've never seen a Cowboys super bowl. Because I hated the Cheatriots so bad and loved to see them lose so bad.
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Where are you getting averaging 9 yards in the ground lol
 
darthseinfeld said:
Then he just made something up lol
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Did you even watch the game? Except for the very last drive of the game, where the Eagles were just trying to chew clock with Blount... . the Eagles were gashing the Patriots in the ground game all day. Just re-watch the game if you're interested. It was legit. They were getting about that many yards per pop.
 
MichiganCowboyFan said:
Did you even watch the game? Except for the very last drive of the game, where the Eagles were just trying to chew clock with Blount... . the Eagles were gashing the Patriots in the ground game all day. Just re-watch the game if you're interested. It was legit. They were getting about that many yards per pop.
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I did and they didnt average 9 yards a run lol
 
Hawkeye0202 said:
Timing and health is everything.........little luck also helps ( they learned their backup QB was actually better than the injured starter ).
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You must not remember that season. Also... One is still starting in the NFL. I don't think Wentz is a great or anything but he is much better then Nick Foles. Foles went on a Flaco like terror in the playoffs. I'm pretty sure Wentz was in the MVP discussion that year and had the Eagles atop the NFC.
 
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