Philadelphia Eagles 10 best wins with Doug Pederson as head coach
Okay, Philadelphia Eagles fans, how’s this for a top-five?
It’s hard to argue with this list if you’re an Eagles fan. Did these games top your personal lists of the ten best Philadelphia Eagles wins under Doug Pederson?
5. Week 4 of 2019
This was the game that made everyone ask two questions. One was this. Why is it that this team has to have its back against the wall to play this well? The other was this. Why are we surprised when these things happen? Eagles fans don’t own dog masks for no reason.
4. 2017-2018 NFC Divisional Round
The Birds don’t march on to Super Bowl LII unless they don’t win their first playoff game. Despite being the NFC’s top-seeded team, Philly walked in as the underdogs and walked out one win shy of their third Super Bowl appearance.
Every Eagles fan will forever remember where they were when Matt Ryan’s pass went through Julio Jones’ hands in the back corner of the end zone.
3. Week 14 of 2017 versus L.A.
This is where everything changed for the franchise. Carson Wentz was headed toward the NFL’s MVP trophy in his second season and outdueling a man we thought would be one of his rivals, Jared Goff.
Unfortunately, after throwing what would be his final touchdown pass of the season, 11 limped off of the turf at the L.A. Memorial Coliseum. Nick Foles stepped in and the rest, as they say, is history.
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2. The 2017-2018 NFC Championship Game
Like that aforementioned incomplete pass from Matt Ryan to Julio Jones, there isn’t an Eagles fan that won’t remember where they were when this game was played.
Decades of frustration crescendoed into a party as the Birds routed the Vikes by a 38-7 margin en route to the game that would set the stage as Doug’s greatest victory of his coaching career.
1. Super Bowl LII
Come on. You had to know this was coming. This isn’t just the greatest victory of Doug’s career. it’s the f=greatest victory in the history of this franchise. No disrespect is intended to those 1948, 1949, or 1960 Eagles NFL Championship teams.