This is difficult

[Mark #2]

Rooting for the Eagles that is... even though I was born and went to college in PA. Grew up mostly in MA and have lived in TX the longest.
Patriots and Cowboys fan.

[StormShadow]

Yes its hard to do but the absence of T.O. softens the blow.

[Mark #2]

True, but the Cowboys still have to win tonight if Philly can manage to win this game...so far so good.

[True Blue Aggie]

Portis just went down. If he is out, Eagles win this one....

I hope Duane has some hell of a pre game speech planned for the 'Boys...

[StormShadow]

Portis just went down. If he is out, Eagles win this one....

I hope Duane has some hell of a pre game speech planned for the 'Boys...

I don't get it. Who is Duane?

[True Blue Aggie]

"Ironically, when Charles and Ida Parcells had their first son they didn't name him Bill. The future National Football League coach with the oh-so-familiar name was actually christened Duane Charles Parcells when he was born on August 22, 1941, in Englewood, New Jersey. The change to Bill came in his early teenage years when a number of people mistook him for another boy, a look-alike, who happened to be named Bill. Young Duane Parcells found he liked being called Bill. Somehow, it had a better ring to it than Duane. He took it as a nickname, and it stuck."

[Sixpipes]

I think of it as rooting against Washington as opposed to pulling for Philadelphia. Alas, I can't imagine the Eagles having enough stuff left to pull this thing out. :cool:

[dboat]

GO Beagles!!! er Eagles!!!

[Mark #2]

I think of it as rooting against Washington as opposed to pulling for Philadelphia. Alas, I can't imagine the Eagles having enough stuff left to pull this thing out. :cool:

I thought the same thing too, and that's what happened no Cowboys in the playoffs again.

[StormShadow]

I had a chance to go to the Cowboys game tonight. I'm glad I passed.