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A win to talk about this week coming off their first loss of this season, 9-1.

Not all wins are pretty. This one certainly wasn't, but a W none the less. How do you feel,

buddy? Yeah, if there was an ugly win column on the standing sheet, this one would go in there,

but there's not. So a win is a win. It could have been prettier. It could have made me feel better.

It's kind of the second straight game in a row. There have been some struggles, but

unlike a week ago on Monday Night Football this week, the Eagles walk out with the win, so that at

least feels good. Yeah, when we get to the postseason and talk about seating and stuff, nobody's

going to care about how you want these games. They're just going to see the number of wins,

and that is going to obviously dictate how the Eagles move forward. Now with the two-game cushion

after Dallas took down Minnesota, because they have the head-to-head tiebreaker over the Vikings.

So now they have the one-game advantage plus the tiebreaker. A nice little two-game cushion for

them as far as the NFC is concerned, but yes, the Eagles escape Indianapolis with the 17 to 16 win

over the Colts. Thanks to the heroics of Jalen Hertz and him accounting for his two touchdowns,

88% of the offensive yardage was all was all Jalen Hertz and he had to make some magic happen

in the fourth quarter, because the Eagles tried, tried as hard as they could to not win this game.

You have the AJ Brown fumble. You have penalties on penalties. You have reserve tight ends,

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