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Here are the best moments from this week so far at the breakfast table.

Week 15 had us wanting more.

From a shout out in Dallas to a Sunday night surprise from Foles and the Eagles.

Let's find out what the breakfast table thought about some of the biggest games from week 15.

Shregs, Eagles took down the Rams.

Stunning. Away we go. And here we go. Where we going? Get on board. Tony Dunjy before the game last night at NBC was the lone predictor to pick the Eagles and were getting mocked wildly online. And I said, wait a second, Tony's a smart guy. Coach Dunjy knows. And Nick Foles is a pretty good quarterback. I'll tell you what, the Eagles, we were in London when the Eagles beat the Jaguars, and I felt like there was something special with that win. Like, okay, they went on this long road trip, they're coming back, and then they fell on their faces the next week. And then they went down to New Orleans, and I came on the show, and I'm like, I think the Eagles might be able to find that magic going to New Orleans, go in there and shock the... They lost 51 to 10.

Last week, Cowboys. Maybe that... Finally, it took into week 15 to see the Eagles from last year. And it just so happens that Nick Folse is the quarterback. And I'll tell you what, it just so happens that Alshan Jeffrey played his best game in the year. It just so happened that Wendell Smallwood showed up. It just so happened that the defense was able to stop Todd Gurley, and it just so happened that the offensive line, which has been such a problem for the Eagles and so maligned, was able to neutralize Aaron Donald. I don't want to do the whole legacy talk with Carson Wentz, and I don't want to do what if and what now and what could have been. I don't care. It's week 16. The Eagles are alive and they found their groove the same place they found it last year in Los Angeles. Is it too late? I don't think it's too late. Crazier things have happened. And they are believing. What a win for the Eagles. They're flying back right now.

I know they're in the air. They're making that trip, and you better believe they've got the Texans this weekend. They think they can win, and I bet you the Eagles fan base, who was there in mass last night and showed up and showed out, believes the same exact thing. Fly Eagles fly. They're alive. What do you think, Nate? Well, listen, I'm looking at the Eagles, and it's all about pressure at this point.

You said, let's go. Get ready for the ride, and it's the ride to pressure town. And I feel like the Rams are feeling the pressure, not applying it. They say all the time, that's the two things you can do with it. You can either apply it, I feel it. If you look at the Eagles and what they did to the Rams, they weren't the same team.

You know you're feeling pressure when the mistakes happen that you're not used to seeing through the duration of the season. You have the interceptions. You have golf dropping back against the footstep on trying to collect the ball and then letting it go out of his hand. What are you thinking? Jojo Nasson gets the pump return. He bibles the ball. He loses it. What are you thinking?

They're feeling the pressure. And we talked about this last week. The same thing I said last year when Wince went down. I said Eagles fans, just relax, man. You guys forget that Nick Foles is a pretty damn good quarterback. Last week we had this conversation. Just relax, man. You guys forget that Nick Foles is a pretty damn good quarterback. They're rallying around this individual, and they put the ultimate pressure, as we're seeing right here. Play after play, we saw the Rams make like this, and these are huge mistakes in the game in a month where implications in the playoffs are everything. So I would say this. If you're the Eagles, yeah, take on that pressure. Keep applying it. If you're the Rams, whew, woo-sa. You got to start feeling way too much pressure, and it's evident in these games. I'll talk about the Rams here, too, because I love that you mentioned that London game is a turning point for that Eagles team. I weirdly think the turning point was a win for the Rams over the Chiefs. That felt like a Super Bowl. And are they a little bit Super Bowl hungover after this game? I don't want to be super critical of the Rams and I do want to give credit to the Saints, or not to the Eagles, they very much so deserve it, especially those defensive backs, especially the fact that with the Keeps- on the field, Alshan Jeffery still went crazy.

I was wrong about that.

But I'm looking at Jared Goff.

They have six interceptions over the last two games, six turnovers.

That's more than Drew Breeze has all season long.

No touchdowns for Jared Goff in those moments.

You're talking pressure in like the life sense.

I'm talking all of a sudden their offensive line isn't doing what they were doing all season long. So now he's under pressure all of the time. Even in the win over the lions, that was a bit of a struggle for the Rams to get. They didn't look great. So credit to the Eagles for these interceptions. Cory Graham, rookie Avanti Maddox doing his thing. And, you know, the answer is probably to run the ball a little bit more.

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