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Sunday Games Thread.. For Anyone Who's Actually Watching

Hoenheim

By Hoenheim,
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54 minutes ago, GOOGLE JIM BOB COOTER said:

huge amount of variance with injuries in a 16 game season. intent matters. fact is, your institutional cheating was exposed and your super bowl is forever tainted.

LMAO, of course you don't have any evidence to the contrary. All you can do is plug your ears and repeat the same incessant drivel ESPN has fed you since 2012 about the issue. It certainly explains your choice in avatar considering you can't think objectively and need someone else to think and tell you how you're supposed to feel on any given topic.

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Cowboys won. Hard to believe the Eagles are 4-5 after winning the SB last season

NFC East is a crapshoot

Redskins 6-3

Cowboys 4-5

Eagles 4-5

Giants 1-7

So 3 teams are all within 2 games of each other. Could get interesting if the Skins drop a couple more. 

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5 minutes ago, Hoenheim said:

Cowboys won. Hard to believe the Eagles are 4-5 after winning the SB last season

NFC East is a crapshoot

Redskins 6-3

Cowboys 4-5

Eagles 4-5

Giants 1-7

So 3 teams are all within 2 games of each other. Could get interesting if the Skins drop a couple more. 

True, and the Eagles still have the Skins twice.  However, the Eagles have to go to the Saints and to the Rams.  Dallas is in a pretty good position to take this division which is amazing.

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