There is no secret for what the Eagles must do if they want to have success against the Green Bay Packers this Sunday (4:25 PM FOX) and that is to keep quarterback Aaron Rogers in check.
There’s a chill in the air and in college football November is the month to remember, it’s usually when the biggest rivalry games are played and – especially at the lower levels — when the conference championships get decided. There are playoff births on the line.
BY BRIAN LANGE
There are many “sports drinks” that are great for re-hydration and getting electrolytes back into you system, so by no means do I want to punt them away.
But, chocolate milk offers you a great mix of carbohydrates and proteins to help jump start the rebuilding and recovery process.
The Eagles are still hopeful for a title run this season even with the loss of Nick Foles and DeMeco Ryans. If they want to have a chance, rookie kicker Cody Parkey must be a weapon the Eagles can count on. So far so good.
Chip Kelly met with reporters to talk about the Carolina Panthers, their opponent on Monday. He also answered questions about injured players such as Todd Herremans and Nick Foles.
For Justin Pugh, the unpleasantness of the Giants’ 27-0 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles last Sunday continued long after he left Lincoln Financial Field.
“It’s like a nightmare,” Pugh said today. “When I was sleeping I wasn’t sure if I was having a nightmare or if that really just happened.”
The New York Football Giants knew this was going to be a tough business trip to Lincoln Financial Field in South Philadelphia. It was all that and more.
They never could have imagined losing 27-0 the the Eagles and being dominated at the line of scrimmage like they were by Philadelphia.
Giants offensive tackle Justin Pugh grew up in Bucks PA, played football at Council Rock-South High School and attended Eagles games at Veterans Stadium and later at Lincoln Financial Field.
That is all behind him now.
Here are some quotes from Eagles and Giants players and coaches this week and their feelings about one the NFL’s oldest and best rivalries. The Birds and Big Blue square off on Sunday Night Football at 8:30 PM on NBC.
Pennsbury continues to completely dominate the Suburban One League, The Falcons demolished Bensalem 56-0. Archbishop Wood’s collapse against LaSalle allowed Pennsbury to grab the top spot.
