These two teams meet in week 10.....36-31 final.
McNabb was 17/36 194 yds 2 td's.
Looking at the boxscore from that game the thing that stands out to me is rushing yards as Eagles had 106 for the game while Giants did what they do and ran for 219 which sets up Manning to have a great game.
Thinking that the Eagles know to win this game it must be in a shoot out which means Mcnabb and Westbrook need to be the meat and potatoes.
Pass early and often or dump off to Westbrook as their running game.
Conventional wisdom is when playing a divisional opponent the two teams know each other so well that leads to high scoring games.
All this being said the line opened 44 down to 41 so WTF do I know.
But I'm playing the over sink or swim.
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McNabb was 17/36 194 yds 2 td's.
Looking at the boxscore from that game the thing that stands out to me is rushing yards as Eagles had 106 for the game while Giants did what they do and ran for 219 which sets up Manning to have a great game.
Thinking that the Eagles know to win this game it must be in a shoot out which means Mcnabb and Westbrook need to be the meat and potatoes.
Pass early and often or dump off to Westbrook as their running game.
Conventional wisdom is when playing a divisional opponent the two teams know each other so well that leads to high scoring games.
All this being said the line opened 44 down to 41 so WTF do I know.
But I'm playing the over sink or swim.
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