Saquon & Eagles Dominate L.A. Rams; Will Host NFC Championship vs. Commanders
Jan 20, 2025•24 min
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02:00 - “The first thing Devonta [Smith] said to me was that he couldn’t stop. He couldn’t see. He said, ‘It was rough out there.’” — O.J. Spivey
03:55 - “The Eagles have to clean this up because the Commanders are coming in here with a puncher’s chance.” — O.J. Spivey
06:05 - “Jayden Daniels is playing the best out of all of the QBs left.” — O.J. Spivey
11:50 - “Jalen Hurts is the QB who in half (2) of the years he has been the starting QB (4), his team has been in the final 4.” — Matt Rogers
16:00 - “Jalen Carter is literally a one man wrecking crew.” — O.J. Spivey
18:45 - Washington Commanders’ starting RG suffers torn ACL ahead of NFC Championship, done for season
20:00 - Buffalo Bills defeat Baltimore Ravens 27-25, to travel to Kansas City Chiefs for AFC
Championship
O.J. Spivey is an award-winning journalist, media contributor, broadcaster, and current sportswriter at the Philadelphia Tribune. He has covered sports, history, entertainment, and culture for over 15 years.
03:55 - “The Eagles have to clean this up because the Commanders are coming in here with a puncher’s chance.” — O.J. Spivey
06:05 - “Jayden Daniels is playing the best out of all of the QBs left.” — O.J. Spivey
11:50 - “Jalen Hurts is the QB who in half (2) of the years he has been the starting QB (4), his team has been in the final 4.” — Matt Rogers
16:00 - “Jalen Carter is literally a one man wrecking crew.” — O.J. Spivey
18:45 - Washington Commanders’ starting RG suffers torn ACL ahead of NFC Championship, done for season
20:00 - Buffalo Bills defeat Baltimore Ravens 27-25, to travel to Kansas City Chiefs for AFC
Championship
O.J. Spivey is an award-winning journalist, media contributor, broadcaster, and current sportswriter at the Philadelphia Tribune. He has covered sports, history, entertainment, and culture for over 15 years.
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