A question already about next season? I really don't know the answer. I think Bradford has eight games ahead of him to try to make that question moot. If Bradford is inconsistent, then the Eagles look elsewhere.

They were better than I expected, Mike. I wasn't as concerned about Lane Johnson as maybe some others -- he's athletic and talented. I thought Dennis Kelly at right tackle would be more of an issue. But Kelly held his own there. I was really impressed. The Eagles averaged 4.9 yards per rush and allowed only one sack. When you look at the first Dallas game compared to this one, it's night and day.

No, they're back where they started -- with Kiko, Kendricks, and Ryans. That was good then. It will be fine now.

Chip said he didn't want to rush Agholor back. I was surprised. They need him -- they're not getting enough production from their outside WRs. It'll be more than a month by this weekend's game.

Not many. They ran the ball well, Tim. And when that happens, they passing game works off of it. Also, Jordan Matthews caught the ball. But no scheme changes.

I agree -- it will help the entire offense if they get more production from the outside. Agholor needs to be the difference.

I made that same comment yesterday. The overtime rules are different now,but you make a good point -- do we question decisions or outcomes?

I don't, but it does seem like an obvious answer. They just got overmatched against Carolina. The Panthers beat them, plain and simple. Against the Cowboys, I think they focused so much on the pass. There was one big run when the Eagles had their nickel on the field against 22 personnel. I didn't quite understand that one.

Well, he's injured right now. That's why his playing time has decreased the past two games. But with no guaranteed money after this season, I'd be surprised if he's still on the team -- or at least on the team at a $5.3M cap number.

He's actually hurt. I give him credit for playing -- he knows the Eagles are undermanned. So I'm not defending his production, but there is a legitimate injury there.

I asked him about that -- he didn't want to turn the ball over because they had a good kicker. That was his rationale.

I can see that. The division is wide open. But I don't know if they're good enough to make a run.

That's one part of it. I think he's starting to understand the system and his teammates, too. It didn't help that he barely played during the preseason. I wouldn't crown him yet, but he's better now than he was earlier this season. The Carolina game was a step back. The question in that game was how much was on his WRs.

I don't think it's home/road, Dane. But I think Sunday as the first time the Boykin trade backfired. Those smaller, shifty slot WRs are tougher matchups.

A target? No. I do think he holds at times. I thought the calls on Sunday were iffy, though.

Well, once you get into the playoffs, anything can happen. The Giants have shown that. And I always said it's tough to go into Green Bay and Seattle and win. But if you're going into Arizona and Carolina, there's less precedent there.

Too soon to say. But my guess is one more year with Peters at LT and Lane at RT.

Only three home games, though. So you hold the Giants to 7, it skews the average.

I've wondered the same thing. But I'm not there.

I think they need to address o-line. They need a young lineman. So my guess is either first or third round.

I'll look into the matchup more this week. But that jumps out as one.

If Alshon Jeffrey hit the open market...