After keeping fans on the edge of their seats for a few hours, the Giants came out of the City of Brotherly Love with a victory over the Eagles giving Big Blue their eighth win of the 2008 Regular Season. 1st Quarter The Giants were able to get one first down on their opening drive before Eli

You never want games to come down to instant replay decisions, but unfortunately it’s unavoidable in the NFL. And hey, at least the NFL has instant replay to insure that the correct calls are made. The Giants got the benefit of two back-to-back challenges in their 36-31 win over the Eagles on …

Looks like everyone has the Eagles figured out. Here is what Bill Simmons of ESPN said about the Eagles in his most recent column : “The one team I definitively have figured out for gambling purposes: Take the Eagles over every bad team, home or away, no matter the spread; go against them any time they’re facing a good team.

At the end of the day, it’s all about being able to take advantage of of your opponents mistakes. That is why as the Indianapolis Colts look at the standings today they sit at 5-4 while the Pittsburgh Steelers are 6-3 following a Colts gutsy 24-20 win in Pittsburgh Sunday over the shell-shocked Steelers

On a key 3rd down late in the 3rd quarter of the Giants-Eagles game, Eli Manning was flagged for a penalty for throwing the ball after having crossed the line of scrimmage. The first down completion was overturned and the Giants appeared to have been forced to kick a field goal that would have cut the Eagles lead to one point. Tom Coughlin challenged the play though, a decision that earned catcalls from both the NBC announcing crew and the group I’m watching the game with.

Baltimore’s offensive machine continued to hit on all cylinders and Ray Lewis nabbed two interceptions as the Ravens won their fourth straight over the Houston Texans 41-13.

DeSean Jackson, fashion plate. There are not enough three-piece suits or vests worn with dress shirts these days, honestly. Ugh, the “Brett Favre Hero” ad for this Thursday night’s NFL Network game between the Jets and Patriots

Defending AFC Champion the New England Patriots now sport a 6-3 record after defeating division rivals the Buffalo Bills Sunday 20-10. The victory puts the Patriots in a tie for first place in the AFC East with the New York Jets. New England controlled the flow of the game, as their defense kept the Bills out of sync during the entire second half.

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Brandon Jacobs and his luxury ride are ready to roll over the Eagles’ front four tonight, as we recover from two great games (one expected to be so, one not so much, but elevated by announcer and surprising play) by heading right into what should be another good one.