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[Sean @sapjfoofinn63]

@ChipReiderson Agreed . Nothing against Tanner, but see if a mobile guy can do something

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10-20-1996- Shining on Ray Rhodes birthday!
The Eagles earned an exciting 35–28 victory over the Miami Dolphins at Veterans Stadium on October 20, 1996, improving their record to 5–2 under head coach Ray Rhodes.
The Eagles came out firing behind quarterback Ty Detmer, who connected with wide receiver Irving Fryar for four touchdown passes. Fryar scored on receptions of 38, 2, 12 and 36 yards, helping Philadelphia build a commanding 28–11 lead by the third quarter.
Miami fought back in the fourth quarter, scoring 17 points to make things interesting. With the Dolphins closing the gap, running back Ricky Watters delivered a huge 49-yard touchdown run with just over two minutes remaining, extending Philadelphia's lead to 35–21. Miami added another touchdown, but the Eagles held on for the seven-point win.
It was an impressive offensive performance by Philadelphia, highlighted by Detmer and Fryar's spectacular connection and Watters' late game-changing run. The victory gave the Eagles their third consecutive win and continued their strong start to the 1996 season

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10-20-2002- Beating the Bucs!!!(I know ) . Eagles Grind Out a Tough Win Over the Buccaneers — October 20, 2002
The Philadelphia Eagles earned a hard-fought 20–10 victory over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Veterans Stadium on October 20, 2002, improving their record to 4–2. The Eagles relied on a powerful running game and a dominant defensive performance to take down a Tampa Bay team that would eventually become their NFC Championship Game opponent that season.
Running back Duce Staley was the offensive star, rushing for 152 yards on 24 carries and helping Philadelphia control the tempo. Donovan McNabb connected with Todd Pinkston for a 42-yard touchdown in the second quarter, giving the Eagles a 10–7 halftime lead.
David Akers added two field goals, and McNabb sealed the victory with a one-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter to extend the lead to 20–10. Philadelphia's defense also came up big, keeping the Buccaneers out of the end zone offensively. Tampa Bay's only touchdown came when linebacker Derrick Brooks returned a fumble 11 yards for a score.
The win was an important statement for Andy Reid's Eagles: physical running, timely scoring, and relentless defense helped them overcome a dangerous opponent. Also cameos from @GunnOnOne & @BMITCHLIVE30
Final Score: Eagles 20, Buccaneers 10

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10-20-1985- Birds finding a way
The Eagles pulled off a dramatic fourth-quarter comeback against the Dallas Cowboys, earning a thrilling 16–14 victory at Veterans Stadium. The win was especially satisfying because Dallas entered the game with a 5–1 record, while Philadelphia was just 2–4.
The Cowboys struck first when Tony Dorsett caught a 7-yard touchdown pass from Gary Hogeboom in the opening quarter. Philadelphia struggled to find the end zone early, but kicker Paul McFadden kept the Eagles within striking distance with field goals of 39 and 33 yards.
Dallas extended its lead to 14–6 in the third quarter when Dorsett scored on a 10-yard rushing touchdown. McFadden added a third field goal, from 36 yards, early in the fourth quarter to make it 14–9.
The decisive moment came when quarterback Ron Jaworski connected with Kenny Jackson on a 36-yard touchdown pass. McFadden's extra point gave Philadelphia a 16–14 lead, and the Eagles held on for the victory.
Philadelphia's defense also played a crucial role, forcing four Dallas turnovers, including two fumbles by Dorsett and two interceptions of Hogeboom in the end zone. The victory gave the Eagles their second consecutive win and dropped the Cowboys to 5–2.
Final score: Philadelphia Eagles 16, Dallas Cowboys 14.
The Eagles turned a frustrating afternoon into a memorable division victory, rallying in the fourth quarter to stun their longtime rivals in front of 70,114 fans.

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10-19-2009- Happy Jimmy Rollins walkoff double day to all who celebrate @2008Philz

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10-19-2003 - 23 years ago today , @36westbrook returns a punt to the house against the giants to save the Eagles season @2008Philz

[Sean @sapjfoofinn63]

@ChipReiderson Not a lifetime pass, but the room to fix his mistakes is there

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10-17-2004- Hey Ricky , take this!!!!
The Eagles continued their outstanding start to the 2004 season with a convincing 30–8 victory over the Carolina Panthers, improving to 5–0 and extending their early-season momentum.
Philadelphia controlled the game from the opening kickoff. David Akers connected on a 48-yard field goal, and Dorsey Levens added a one-yard touchdown run to give the Eagles a 10–0 first-quarter lead. Akers kicked two more field goals as Philadelphia built a commanding advantage.
The defense delivered one of the game's biggest plays in the third quarter when Lito Sheppard returned an interception 64 yards for a touchdown, putting the Eagles ahead 23–0. Carolina finally got on the scoreboard in the fourth quarter with a touchdown pass from Jake Delhomme to Muhsin Muhammad, but Brian Westbrook answered with a 42-yard touchdown run to put the game away.
The Eagles' defense intercepted Delhomme four times, with Sheppard's pick-six providing the signature moment @2008Philz

[Sean @sapjfoofinn63]

@DDuggan21 Milton gives you a capable backup to McKee if something happens dope

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10-17-2010- Kevin Kolb steadies the ship!!! The Eagles delivered an impressive performance , defeating the Atlanta Falcons 31–17 to improve to 4–2 on the season.
Philadelphia came out firing, scoring 14 points in the first quarter. DeSean Jackson electrified the crowd with a 31-yard touchdown run before catching a 34-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Kevin Kolb. Kolb then connected with Jeremy Maclin for an eight-yard touchdown in the second quarter, giving the Eagles a commanding 21–0 lead.
Atlanta responded with a touchdown before halftime, but the Eagles struck again in the third quarter when Kolb found Maclin for an 83-yard touchdown bomb. The Falcons tried to rally behind quarterback Matt Ryan and tight end Tony Gonzalez, who caught two touchdown passes, but Philadelphia maintained control. David Akers' 30-yard field goal in the fourth quarter sealed the 31–17 victory.
Kolb finished with three touchdown passes, while Maclin's two scoring receptions and Jackson's explosive plays helped power the Eagles' offense. Philadelphia outgained Atlanta 474 yards to 293, showcasing its ability to make big plays through the air and on the ground. Btw @Tim_McManus you need to enjoy the win man!

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Big Mike thinks the Rams have an excellent chance to beat the Cowboys this week. Unfortunately, the Rams are not playing the Cowboys this week.

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10-19-1999- Doug Pederson proves there’s a first time for everything , as the birds win their first ever game at solider field
How the game unfolded
Second quarter: Pederson threw a three-yard touchdown to Luther Broughton, while kicker Norm Johnson added two field goals. The Eagles took a commanding 20–6 lead into halftime.
Third quarter: Chicago quarterback Cade McNown brought the Bears back into contention with an 80-yard touchdown pass to Marcus Robinson, cutting the deficit to 20–13.
Fourth quarter: The Bears added a field goal to make it 20–16, but Philadelphia's defense held on to preserve the hard-fought victory.
Key performances
Doug Pederson: Threw for 228 yards and two touchdowns without an interception.
Duce Staley: Rushed for 101 yards on 23 carries, helping Philadelphia control the ground game.
Dietrich Jells: Delivered the game's longest scoring play with his 57-yard touchdown reception.

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The #Eagles are not planning to place QB Jalen Hurts on Injured Reserve right now, as the information gathering continues for his blood clot.

Story with @AdamSchefter: https://t.co/KpFCftPY2x

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[Sean @sapjfoofinn63]

@martinwrote Clickbait hacks < the realists

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10-16-2022- The Eagles cap the great weekend in Philly by beating the hated cowboys to go 6-0 @2008Philz

[Sean @sapjfoofinn63]

@AllbrightNFL Anything for you to give your man crush love . Sam Darnold hasn’t played well, but the man just won a Super Bowl lol

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10-15-1989 - Randall Cunningham shows elite athletic ability in the Eagles win in Phoenix @2008Philz

[Sean @sapjfoofinn63]

Honestly thought this season was gonna get back on track after this game . Then….

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10-16-2011- Keeping hope alive for a moment at least
The Eagles got off to a fast start. Michael Vick connected with Brent Celek for a 7-yard touchdown in the first quarter, and LeSean McCoy extended the lead with a 1-yard touchdown run early in the second quarter. Two Alex Henery field goals helped Philadelphia build a commanding 20–0 lead before Washington finally got on the scoreboard with a field goal just before halftime.
The biggest story was Philadelphia's defense. Safety Kurt Coleman delivered a spectacular performance, intercepting Redskins quarterback Rex Grossman three times. Fellow safety Nate Allen added another interception, giving the Eagles four takeaways on the day.
Washington made things interesting in the second half, scoring a field goal in the third quarter and a John Beck rushing touchdown late in the fourth. However, the Eagles held on to secure the 20–13 victory. McCoy rushed for 126 yards, while Vick contributed through both the air and on the ground. After a frustrating 1–4 start, the Eagles desperately needed a win, and their defense delivered. Coleman's three-interception performance and McCoy's powerful running helped Philadelphia leave Washington with a crucial NFC East victory and renewed hope for the season.

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10-16-2011- Keeping hope alive for a moment at least
The Eagles got off to a fast start. Michael Vick connected with Brent Celek for a 7-yard touchdown in the first quarter, and LeSean McCoy extended the lead with a 1-yard touchdown run early in the second quarter. Two Alex Henery field goals helped Philadelphia build a commanding 20–0 lead before Washington finally got on the scoreboard with a field goal just before halftime.
The biggest story was Philadelphia's defense. Safety Kurt Coleman delivered a spectacular performance, intercepting Redskins quarterback Rex Grossman three times. Fellow safety Nate Allen added another interception, giving the Eagles four takeaways on the day.
Washington made things interesting in the second half, scoring a field goal in the third quarter and a John Beck rushing touchdown late in the fourth. However, the Eagles held on to secure the 20–13 victory. McCoy rushed for 126 yards, while Vick contributed through both the air and on the ground. After a frustrating 1–4 start, the Eagles desperately needed a win, and their defense delivered. Coleman's three-interception performance and McCoy's powerful running helped Philadelphia leave Washington with a crucial NFC East victory and renewed hope for the season.

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10-15-2009- Chooch sets the tone as the Phillies win game 1 of the NLCS in LA