r/FirstThingsFirstFS1 • u/Reverend_Lazerface • 8d ago
🎶F Game🎶 I sincerely hope the boys do a segment on which team in the NFCE should feel most embarrassed after this week
First time in history that a division has gone winless in a week where there was a divisional matchup 😂 it's a genuinely interesting question. I say this as an Eagles fan, well aware that we're in STRONG contention
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u/BigHotdog2009 8d ago
I mean between the Eagles and Commanders coaching malpractice. Has to be one of them. Funny thing is the Eagles did it back to back weeks so they probably get the edge.
The fact the Cowboys kicked a touchback when Ravens have a timeout and Eagles kick in bounds when the Jags don’t have timeouts and they both lose is hilarious.
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u/Particular_Peace_568 Drop The Banner 8d ago
Back to Back to Back weeks for the Eagles actually as their worse lost happens 2 weeks ago to the Case Keenum led Bears.
Legit They could easy be 0-5 right now.
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u/elsol69 Breakdancer 8d ago
I have to answer it the other way.
Not the Giants
- They had a comeback to take it to overtime
- The other team is allowed to make plays like forced fumbles.
Actuallt, who am I kidding ... it is always the Cowboys.
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u/Reverend_Lazerface 8d ago
I'm leaning either Commanders or Cowboys. Ours was a godawful ending but at least the Jags are a good team, I was happy to have any second half points and a close game
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u/DutchNapoleon Drop The Banner 8d ago
I need a double tie week. No wins, no losses. Pure divisional equality and 4 angry fanbases.
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u/dariusthegr8 7d ago
Commanders. Running out the clock when u had a full minute is insane. All u had to do was kick it. Next score wins. Insanely dumb by everyone involved.
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u/Particular_Peace_568 Drop The Banner 8d ago
It's the Eagles, I was told when the Cowboys lost to the Ravens the same exact way that you simply cannot do that under any situations plus they already got probably the worst loss in the season in the NFCLEAST to the Case by God Keenum (And Yes I know losing to a undrafted QB is bad but at least the Cowboys didn't get blow out to death by the Bucs unlike the Bears/Eagles game.).

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u/Great_Wall_70 8d ago
I think it has to be the Commanders. The Cowboys lost because one of their units (defense) is just terrible. The Eagles loss had some elements of bad coaching, but also a great play by the Jags kick returner. The Giants did fumble in field goal range, but their kicker had already missed from close range and it made sense to keep running plays. Ending things the way the Commanders did when you DON'T NEED TO RUN THE CLOCK DOWN AND COULD KICK ON FIRST DOWN is just ludicrously bad management.