Eagles Lose To Cowboys At Home
It was there for the taking last night. The arch-rival Cowboys – at home on national television. However, the Eagles continue to play games with their fans and they lost to the ‘Boys 20-16 last night.
Question: Is this Eagles team any good? Is it NFL parity or are the Eagles simply a mediocre team in a drab-as-hell division?
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Don Banks making sense
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2009/writers/don_banks/11/12/giants/index.html?eref=sihp
“Love the way you excluded the Super Bowl run AGAIN.”
And I love the way you hang on to the Super Bowl run as if Eli was the sole reason they won it. Eli’s individual career has been nothing more than ordinary. Even in the year the Giants won the SB, many other QBs (24, in fact) were BETTER than Eli was. Even in the magical Super Bowl game itself, the Giants scored a mediocre 17 points. It was enough to win, only because the defense held the Patriots to 14, well below their season average of 30+.
If the Giants get things turned around this year (which I think they will, btw), it will likely be because the defense steps up, not because Eli leads the way. He’s just not a dominant QB, whether you can admit it or not. The 20+ TD stat doesn’t mean a whole lot if he also threw 16+ INTs during that same stretch.
So, How many QBs have done it? Have you looked it up ?