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Official Choke Song Of The Philadelphia Eagles: ‘Cry Eagles, Cry’

Josh Sanchez — Mon, 03 Jan 2011 07:11:41 +0000

Browsing the internet after the Cowboys beat the Eagles in the season finale, I came across this entertaining parody of the Philadelphia Eagles fight song, “Fly, Eagles, fly.” Here are the lyrics:

Cry, Eagles, cry
On the road to misery
Sigh, Eagles, sigh
Blow the big games 1,2,3
Miss ‘em low, loft ‘em high
And watch our Eagles die!
Bye, Eagles, bye
Bridesmaids of the NFC!
L-O-S-E-R-S Eagles!

Philadelphia faces a tough test in the first round of the playoffs when they take on the Green Bay Packers. The Packers are riding a high after their big win over the Chicago Bears that got them in the postseason. The Eagles will enter the game fresh off of a loss thanks to our very own Dallas Cowboys. Cowboys Nation, join me in saying… “Go, Pack, Go!”

Packers Head Coach Mike McCarthy Talks Cowboys

Josh Sanchez — Fri, 05 Nov 2010 19:50:00 +0000

Yesterday on Mike and Mike in the Morning on ESPN Radio, Green Bay Packers head coach Mike McCarthy took the time out to discuss his team, alng with their upcoming game against our very own Dallas Cowboys. You can listen to the interview by CLICKING HERE.

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Per SI, Cowboys among Top Four in NFC

Thu, 29 Jul 2010 04:08:57 +0000

Personally, I don’t think preseason ranking mean much. I don’t think rankings after 17 regular season weeks mean much either. The issue that may be raised is, “Are the Cowboy getting the respect they deserve?” According to Don Banks’s ranking, the Cowboys are 8 overall, and 4th in the NFC behind the Saints, Packers, and Vikings. It is a fair assessment to say that these three teams were at the top of the conference last year and they did not undergo wholesale changes the way the Cardinals have in the last 6 months. So it is fair to have the Cowboys as a top team in the conference, but not necessarily the top team.

The rankings are unimaginative, however. I respect Banks’s opinion, but I find all pigskins prognosticators look at the records from the previous year and copy and paste. The top teams in the AFC in 2008 (Steelers and Titans) both missed the playoffs in 2009; the top three teams from the NFC in 2008 (Giants, Panthers, Falcons) all missed the playoffs in 2009. Certainly with the turnover in playoff teams, it would seem within reason to go out on a limb for up and coming teams like the Niners, Rams, Redskins, etc.

If there is a moral to the story it would be: Sleeping on sleepers will give you a backache.