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After the halfway point in the season, it seemed like the Philadelphia Eagles were on a roll.
They won eight of their first nine games and were 10-1 through Week 11.
However, things quickly changed for this team.
They lost five of their next six games, and while they secured a playoff spot, they could not gain home-field advantage in the first round.
After seeing the season play out, Greg Jennings expressed his concern for the Eagles in a recent segment of The Carton Show.
“This team is not making any noise in the postseason,” Jennings said.
“We have compared the #Eagles to who they were last year. We’ve given them pass after pass after pass. They’re telling us who they are and what they are. This team is not making any noise in the postseason.”
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— The Carton Show (@TheCartonShow) January 8, 2024
He also mentioned that “They’re telling us who they are and what they are,” indicating that things haven’t exactly gone according to plan for this team.
While the Eagles dominated the NFC last season, their recent struggles might indicate that this season will play out differently.
However, there is a reason that games are played out.
The Eagles could rally in the playoffs, hoping to recapture the magic that they had during their Super Bowl run a season ago.
Their Wild Card matchup is against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in Tampa.
If they win in that game, they could have a rematch with the Dallas Cowboys in the divisional round.
No matter who their opponent might be in the future, things need to change quickly for the Eagles.
If they do not keep their feet on the gas, trying to get back to their previous levels of offensive production, they could find themselves on their couches sooner than they would like.
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