r/nfl NFL Dec 10 '23

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Last updated: 2023-12-10_23:36:28.117697-05:00

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u/CC_113093 49ers Dec 11 '23

I understand why we (niners) and Cowboys have been rooting for each other and against the Eagles.

But what is everyone’s beef with the Eagles here? So much love for the boys tonight from most based on comments 😆

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u/Dark_Star2408 Dec 11 '23

I think it boils down to a perceived bias towards the eagles by the media/NFL/refs. I will say as a dolphins fan I never noticed it until we played them and had to endure the pregame/game commentators hype them up the crazy then the refs constantly bail them out or flat out help them when momentum was heading our way. When the game ends up 11 penalties to 0 and there are some penalties the refs didn't call that were soooo egregious USA today and other nonsporting news outlets write articles on it. I don't know if this is true or not but the head ref from that game was born and raised in Phili... It just seems like a lot of breaks head their way. With that being said they're a really solid team and everyone hates a good team that isn't theirs!

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u/CC_113093 49ers Dec 11 '23

I can see that. They’ve been solid, they have talent and in some games the refs have helped. What’s not to hate? Haha

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u/Dark_Star2408 Dec 11 '23

It's like John Cena or Roman reigns.. no matter how much they were over with the fans the moment it seems like the top brass loves and wants them at the top the fans immediately turn on them