Eagles’ playoff hopes; Sixers in London; Flyers’ flaws
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Philadelphia Eagles' Nick Foles in action during the first half of an NFL football game against the Dallas Cowboys, Sunday, Dec. 31, 2017, in Philadelphia. (AP Photo/Chris Szagola)
Guest: Ray Didinger and Mike Sielski
Philadelphia Eagles fans everywhere are anxious as the team is just days away from its playoff game with the No. 6 seed Atlanta Falcons. On Saturday, the top-seeded Eagles face-off to the Falcons—who have the leagues’s top-scoring offense—without quarterback Carson Wentz. Even with home field advantage, will the team clinch a victory? Mary Cummings-Jordan talks with NBC Sports Philadelphia football analyst RAY DIDINGER and Philadelphia Inquirer sports columnist MIKE SIELSKI about the Eagles’ playoff game, the Sixers in London to play the Boston Celtics and the Flyers’ season.
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