As the Eagles face the Giants, predictions vary for this final regular season game
Philadelphia: The Eagles are set to take on the Giants in their last regular season game this Sunday at 1 p.m. at Lincoln Financial Field. With the Eagles at 13-3 and the Giants struggling at 3-13, it’s an interesting matchup.
Some folks think this game feels a bit pointless since the Eagles are likely resting their starters. But hey, it’s a chance to see some fresh faces on the field. Reuben Frank thinks the Eagles will still come out on top, even with backups playing. He’s looking forward to seeing Tanner McKee in action, even if it’s not the ideal situation.
Dave Zangaro isn’t so sure. He thinks the Eagles should win, but it could be closer than expected. He’s curious to see how the Giants might mess up their draft position by winning again. It’s a wild thought, right?
Barrett Brooks sees this game like a college bowl match. He’s excited to see how the younger players perform, especially Tanner McKee and some of the wide receivers. He believes the Eagles have the edge, given the Giants’ current state.
Mike Mulhern reflects on how things could have been different if the Eagles had played their starters. But now, it’s all about McKee and how he’ll handle the game. He thinks the Giants might want to lose to keep a better draft pick, but players won’t just roll over. It’s going to be an intriguing game, regardless of the stakes.