The Philadelphia Eagles are 2-0 and heading home to Lincoln Financial Field to face a familiar foe: the 2-0 Los Angeles Rams! In this episode, we’re breaking down everything you need to know about this highly-anticipated Week 3 matchup.
This isn't just any game; it's a playoff rematch and a test of two of the best teams in the NFC. We'll be talking about the big storyline: the Matthew Stafford "revenge game." The veteran QB is coming off two straight losses to the Eagles, including the NFC Divisional Round where the Eagles' defense shut down his final drive.
We’ll also be looking at the Eagles’ offense and the potential for a Jalen Hurts breakout game. While the Eagles are winning, critics have pointed to the lack of explosive plays and the low passing yardage from Hurts so far this season. We'll examine the stats and discuss why this could be the week Hurts and the passing game, led by A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith, finally explode against a Rams defense that has struggled to contain the Eagles' offense in the past.
We'll also get into the crucial defensive matchups, including the Eagles' new-look defense going up against the tough Rams' offensive weapons. Go Birds and Fly Eagles Fly!
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