Eagles could play spoiler to visiting Jets

Published: Dec 14, 2011 at 07:47 AM

Why to watch
Philly has the talent to play with anyone and be a spoiler, as the Jets try to hold on to a wild-card spot.

Inside story
Michael Vick and the Eagles shredded the defense of Rob Ryan, Rex's brother, in primetime not all that long ago. Philly's offensive line, a cause of concern at the start of the season, has found consistency. Rex might have to really scheme it up to get Vick moving. The Jets badly wanted Nnamdi Asomugha this offseason, but the Eagles prevailed (if that's what you want to call it). The Eagles dabbled with the idea of signing Plaxico Burress, but he ended up with the Jets.

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