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2022.12.21 03:10 Speed04 [NO SPOILERS] United States and Canada as Westeros (New Update)
![]() | UPDATE: After reading some comments, I decided to make some changes, and it came along with the Vale being landlocked. submitted by Speed04 to asoiaf [link] [comments] Hello guys, this is how I see USA and Canada as Westeros. Some weeks ago I made a post with this title and an hypotetical situation where USA and Canada were Westeros and I divided the continent in regions to represent the seven kingdoms. However, I decided to make a new version of the map, where I changed some regions and city locations (using geography, population, capital city status and size). Also, I decided to put the Vale near the west coast because of the rocky mountains and I also put the entire Canada (except the territories) to be the North. Why? Because of geography. The North is located above all the kingdoms and it's hella big compared to the others. Canada, even without the territories, it's HUGE, and that fits with the North. Plus, I made a connection between some of the people in Westeros and the people in North America, like Mexicans/Americans from South USA=Rhoynar, Americans=Andals, Canadians=Northmen and First Men=Natives. Remember, Mexico, Caribbean, Central America and South America are the continent of ESSOS. I may create a post talking about Essos/Latin America someday. With all said, let's get it started. MAP: https://www.reddit.com/asoiaf/comments/zv8ceg/no_spoilers_usa_and_canada_as_westeros_new_map/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android_app&utm_name=androidcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button The Crownlands: Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands. - King's Landing: Washington, DC - Dragonstone: San Juan, PR - Rosby: Philadelphia, PE - Sharp Point: Newark, NJ - Stonedance: Wilmington, DE - Stokeworth: Baltimore, MD - Hayford: Pittsburgh, PE - Duskendale: New York, NY - Antlers: Bridgeport, CT - Rook's Rest: Boston, MA - Claw Isle: Providence, RI - Sow's Horn: Burlington, VT - Brownhollow: Manchester, NH - Drye Den: Portland, ME - High Tide: Charlotte Amalie, VI The Riverlands: Virginia, West Virginia, Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Wisconsin, Illinois and Kentucky. - Riverrun: Columbus, OH - The Twins: Detroit, MI - Harrenhal: Chicago, IL - Seagard: Madison, WI - Oldstones: Milwaukee, WI - Fairmarket: Cleveland, OH - High Heart: Indianapolis, IN - Acorn Hall: Cincinnati, OH - Pinkmaiden: Louisville, KY - Stoney Sept: Lexington, KY - Lord Harroway's Town: Charleston, WV - Stone Hedge: Huntington, WV - Saltpans: Richmond, VA - Maidenpool: Norfolk, VA - Raventree Hall: Lansing, MI - Wayfarer's Rest: Fort Wayne, IN - Atranta: Springfield, IL - Quiet Isle: Virginia Beach, VA - Isle of Faces: Marquette, MI The Stormlands: North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Tennessee, Arkansas and Louisiana. - Storm's End: Tallahassee, FL - Griffin's Roost: Jacksonville, FL - Rain House: Orlando, FL - Summerhall: Charleston, SC - Crow's Nest: Atlanta, GA - Mistwood: Huntsville, AL - Weeping Town: Baton Rouge, LA - Stonehelm: Birmingham, AL - Greenstone: New Orleans, LA - Amberly, Rainwood Forest: Tampa, FL - Fawnton: Montgomery, AL - Evenfall Hall: Miami, FL - Haystack Hall: Raleigh, NC - Bronzegate: Charlotte, NC - Eelwood: Nashville, TN - Blackhaven: Jackson, MS - Harvest Hall: Memphis, TN - Nightsong: Little Rock, AR Dorne: Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico and Arizona. - Sunspear: Austin, TX - Water Gardens: San Antonio, TX - Godsgrace: Dallas, TX - Vaith: Fort Worth, TX - Lemonwood: Houston, TX - Saltshore: Corpus Christi, TX - The Tor: Amarillo, TX - Ghost Hill: Oklahoma City, OK - Spottwood: Tulsa, OK - Yronwood: Roswell, NM - Skyreach: Las Cruces, NM - Hellholt: El Paso, TX - Wyl: Santa Fe, NM - Kingsgrave: Albuquerque, NM - Tower of Joy: Mesa, AZ - Blackmont: Phoenix, AZ - Starfell: Chandler, AZ - Sandstone: Tucson, AZ The Reach: Missouri, Iowa, Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska and Kansas. - Highgarden: St Paul's, MN - Oldtown: Minneapolis, MN - Goldengrove: Fargo, ND - Old Oak: Bismarck, ND - Blackcrown: Duluth, MN - Three Towers: Rochester, MN - Cider Hall: Kansas City, MO - Longtable: Jefferson City, MO - Ashford: St. Louis, MO - Bitterbridge: Des Moines, IA - Grassy Vale: Cedar Rapids, IA - Tumbleton: Davenport, IA - Bandallon: Pierre, SD - Brightwater Keep: Sioux Falls, SD - Honeyholt: Grand Island, NE - Horn Hill: Lincoln, NE - Starpike: Omaha, NE - Uplands: Overland Park, KS - Sunhouse: Wichita, KS - New Barrel: Topeka, KS - Ryamsport, The Arbor: Rapid City, SD The Vale: Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Montana and Idaho. - The Eyrie: Salt Lake City, UT - Bloody Gate: Provo, UT - Redfort: Denver, CO - Wickenden: St. George, UT - Strong Song: Nampa, ID - Heart's Home: Boise, ID - Iron Oaks: Idaho Falls, ID - Gulltown: Colorado Springs, CO - Runestone: Fort Collins, CO - Old Anchor: Cheyenne, WY - Longbow Hall: Casper, WY - Snakewoods: Missoula, MT - Coldwater Burn: Helena, MT - Baelish Keep: Billings, MT The Westerlands: California, Nevada, Oregon and Washington. - Casterly Rock: Sacramento, CA - Lannisport: Los Angeles, CA - Banefort: Seattle, WA - The Crag: Tacoma, WA - Castamere: Olympia, WA - Tarbeck Hall: Portland, OR - Ashemark: Salem, OR - Golden Tooth: Spokane, WA - Sarsfield: Eugene, OR - Faircastle: San Francisco, CA - Kayce: San Jose, CA - Clegane's Keep: Fresno, CA - Hornvale: Reno, NV - Deep Den: Carson City, NV - Silverhill: Las Vegas, NV - Cornfield: Henderson, NV - Crakehall: San Diego, CA The Iron Islands: Hawaii, Guam, Northern Mariana Islands, American Samoa and the U.S. Minor Outlying Islands. - Pyke: Honolulu, HI - Lordsport: Pearl City, HI - The Ten Towers, Harlaw: Hilo, HI - Orkwood's Seat, Orkmont: Kahului, HI - Blacktyde Castle: Kaunakakai, HI - Saltcliffe: Kapaʻa, HI - Hammerhorn, Great Wyk: Dededo, GU - Shatterstone, Old Wyk: Saipan, MP - Lonely Light: Tafuna, AS - Islands Aegon, Rhaenys and Visenya: Midway Atoll, Wake Island and Johnston Atoll, UM The North: Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland and Labrador, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta and British Columbia. - Winterfell: Ottawa, ON - White Harbor: Toronto, ON - Cerwyn: Niagara Falls, ON - Blackpool: Thunder Bay, ON - Dreadfort: Montreal, QC - Karhold: Quebec City, QC - Hornwood: Sherbrooke, QC - Widow's Watch: St. John's, NL - Kingshouse, Skagos: Happy Valley-Goose Bay, NL - Ramsgate: Charlottetown, PE - Old Castle: Halifax, NS - Moat Cailin: Moncton, NB - Greywater Watch: Saint John, NB - Last Hearth: Winnipeg, MB - Flint's Finger: Saskatoon, SK - Torrhen's Square: Regina, SK - Barrowton and Barrow Hall: Calgary, AB - Goldgrass: Edmonton, AB - Deepwood Motte: Vancouver, BC - Breakstone Hill: Kelowna, BC - Mormont Keep, Bear Island: Victoria, Vancouver Island, BC The Gift: - Castle Black: Fort McMurray, AB - Nightfort: Grande Prairie, AB - Mole's Town: Nipawin, SK - Shadow Tower: Prince George, BC - Eastwatch: Churchill, MB - The Wall: The border between canadian provinces and the northern territories + Alaska Beyond the Wall: Nunavut, the Northwest Territories, Yukon and Alaska. - Hardhome: Iqaluit, NU - Whitetree: Yellowknife, NT - Craster's Keep: Whitehorse, YT - Fist of the First Men: Anchorage, AK - Thenn: Interior Alaska - Frostfangs: Alaska Range - Lands of Always Winter: Northern AK, YT, NT, NU and Queen Elizabeth Islands Essos: Latin America (Coming Soon.) That's it for today. If you still prefer the old version after reading this entire post, that's ok. Also, feel free to have a different opinion about where some locations should have been. Update: Added Amberly, Stormlands, as Tampa, FL and added Fawnton as Montgomery, AL. |
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2022.12.02 18:59 Rsubs33 Game Preview Week 13 Philadelphia Eagles (10-1) vs the Tennessee Titans (7-4) Game Preview
Philadelphia Eagles (10-1) vs the Tennessee Titans (7-4) |
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The Eagles will look for the clean sweep of the AFC South this weekend as they welcome the Tennessee Titans to town in a showdown between the top team from each division. The Titans are a good defense with an alright offense. The biggest key to the game for the Eagles on defense will be shutting down All-Pro Derrick Henry and the Titans running game. The Eagles should get some help in that department if first round pick Jordan Davis is able to return after being activated off the IR this week. The run defense was completely different with Davis on the field vs on the sideline this season. When Davis is on the field the Eagles defense gives up 3.87 yards per carry compared to 5.1 yards per carry when he is on the sideline, so getting him back to slow down Henry will be huge. If the Eagles defense is able to shutdown Henry they will need to contest with veteran Ryan Tannehill who has been productive this season, but is a QB the Eagles should be able to force into mistakes especially if the defensive line is able to get pressure on him. On the other side of the ball, the Eagles may have trouble getting their run going against the tough Titans defense which is ranked 3rd against the run and first in rush TDs per game. That said, the Eagles rushing attack is not your typical one as QB Jalen Hurts leads the team in rushing TDs and was the leading rusher last week when the Eagles ran for 363 yards against the Packers. The Titans while being good at shutting down running backs have struggled to contain running QBs. Last week Joe Burrow was able to run for a few key first downs and in their week 9 matchup with the Chiefs they gave up 63 yards and a TD to Patrick Mahommes on 6 carries. Hurts could be in for a big day for the second straight week, if the Titans don’t tighten up their defense on QB runs, that said if they add spy it could open up things more in the passing game, where the Eagles WRs have the advantage in the matchups according to PFF. PFF has actually given AJ Brown an 100.0 score matchup advantage against the Titans CBs, so he could be in for a big day against his former team if those matchups grades hold true. It should be a tough physical game between the two teams, but the team that wins in the trenches is the one most likely to win the game. Go Birds! |
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Date |
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Sunday, December 4th, 2022 |
Game Time | Game Location |
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1:00 PM - Eastern | Lincoln Financial Field |
12:00 PM - Central | 1020 Pattison Ave |
11:00 AM - Mountain | Philadelphia, PA 19148 |
10:00 AM - Pacific | Wikipedia - Map |
Weather Forecast |
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Stadium Type:Open |
Surface: Desso GrassMaster |
Temperature: 41°F |
Feels Like: 37°F |
Forecast: Partly Cloudy. Partly cloudy throughout the day. |
Chance of Precipitation: 0% |
Cloud Coverage:51% |
Wind: West Northwest 5 MPH |
Betting Odds |
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OddShark Information |
Favorite/Opening Line: Philadelphia -5 |
OveUnder: 44.5 |
Moneyline Eagles -240, Titans +200 |
Record vs. Spread: Philadelphia 6-5, Tennessee 8-3 |
Where to Watch on TV |
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FOX will broadcast Sunday’s game to a regional audience. Kevin Burkhardt will handle the play-by-play duties and Greg Olsen will provide analysis. Erin Andrews and Tom Rinaldi will report from the sidelines. |
TV Map - Week 13 TV Coverage Map |
Radio Streams |
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List of Eagles Radio network member stations with internet broadcast availability |
Radio.com 94.1 Desktop Streaming |
Listen to Merrill Reese and Mike Quick |
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Calling the game on 94WIP and the Eagles Radio Network will be Merrill Reese, the NFL’s longest-tenured play-by-play announcer (46th season). Joining Reese in the radio booth will be former Eagles All-Pro wide receiver Mike Quick, while Howard Eskin will report from the sidelines. |
Location | Station | Frequency |
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Philadelphia, PA | WIP-FM | 94.1 FM and 610 AM |
Allentown, PA | WCTO-FM | 96.1 FM |
Atlantic City/South Jersey | WENJ-FM | 97.3 FM |
Levittown, PA | WBCB-AM | 1490 AM |
Northumberland, PA | WEGH-FM | 107.3 FM |
Pottsville, PA | WPPA-AM | 1360 AM |
Reading, PA | WEEU-AM | 830 AM |
Salisbury/Ocean City, MD | WAFL-FM | 97.7 FM |
Wilkes-Barre/Scranton, PA | WEJL-FM | 96.1 FM |
Salisbury/Ocean City, MD | WAFL-FM | 97.7 FM |
Salisbury/Ocean City, MD | WEJL-AM | 630 AM |
Salisbury/Ocean City, MD | WBAX-AM | 1240 AM |
Williamsport, PA | WBZD-FM | 93.3 FM |
Wilmington, DE | WDEL-FM/AM | 101.7 FM |
York/LancasteHarrisburg, PA | WSOX-FM | 96.1 FM |
Philadelphia Spanish Radio |
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Rickie Ricardo, Oscar Budejen and Bill Kulik will handle the broadcast in Spanish on Mega 105.7 FM in Philadelphia and the Eagles Spanish Radio Network. |
Location | Station | Frequency |
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Philadelphia, PA | LA MEGA | 105.7 FM |
Atlantic City, NJ | WIBG | 1020 AM; 101.3 FM |
Titans Radio |
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Titans Radio Network Franklin-native Mike Keith, the Voice of the Titans brings you every moment of Titans football every week. For over 20 years, Mike paints the picture home and away on your local Titans Radio partner. He is joined by former NFL coach Dave McGinnis as the color analyst and Amie Wells on the sidelines. |
National Radio |
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Compass Media Network will carry the game nationally with Chris Carrino handling the play-by-play with Brian Baldinger providing analysis. |
Station | Eagles ChannelTitans Channel |
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Sirius Radio | SIRI 82 (Streaming 825) |
XM Radio | XM 227(Streaming 825) |
Sirius XM Radio | SXM 227(Streaming 825) |
Eagles Social Media | Titans Social Media |
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Website | Website |
Snapchat: Eagles | Snapchat: nfltitans |
TikTok | TikTok |
NFC East Standings |
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Series Information |
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Philadelphia Eagles lead the Tennessee Titans, (7-5) |
Series History |
Head to Head Box Scores |
First Game Played |
November 12, 1972 at Houston Astrodome, Houston, TX. Philadelphia Eagles 18 - Houston Oilers 17 |
Points Leader |
The Philadelphia Eagles lead the Tennessee Titans(280-246) |
Coaches Record |
Nick Sirianni: This will be Sirianni's first game vs. the Titans |
Mike Vrabel: 1-0 vs. the Eagles |
Coaches Head to Head |
This will be the first game meeting between the coaches |
Quarterback Record |
Jalen Hurts: Against Titans 0-0 |
Ryan Tannehill: Against Eagles 1-0 |
Quarterbacks Head to Head |
Jalen Hurts vs Ryan Tannehill: This will be the first meeting between the QBs |
Records per Stadium |
Record @ Lincoln Financial Field: Series tied: 1-1 |
Record @ Nissan Stadium: Tennessee leads series: 2-0 |
Rankings and Last Meeting Information |
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NFL.com Power Ranking |
Eagles No. 1 - Titans No. 9 |
Record |
Eagles: 10-1 |
Titans: 7-4 |
Last Meeting |
Sunday, September 30th, 2018 |
Titans 26 - Eagles 23 OT |
In a game where the Eagles moved the ball seemingly at will they had numerous mishaps including a number of drops. Still the Eagles had 432 yards of offense with Wentz throwing for 348 yards and Ertz and Jeffrey each having over 100 yards receiving. The Eagles actually dominated most of the game leading 10-3 at halftime and pushed that lead to 17-3 after a drive lasting almost 7 minutes ended with a Alshon Jeffrey TD reception. But Jim Schwartz inexplicably had his CBs playing so far off in the 3rd quarter that it was pitch and catch for Mariota and his receivers. Following the Eagles long TD, Schwartz defense turned around and gave right back, followed by a FG on the Titans next drive where the Eagles failed to stop them on 4th and 1. Titans ensuing possession again ended in a TD, where Shcwartz had Jalen Mills on the Titans best receiver Cory Davis with no help over the top for a 51 yard gain. Which was followed by a Tajee Sharp TD to take the lead. The Eagles tied it with a FG and they went to overtime. The Eagles won the toss and settled for a FG after a dropped pass by Agholor. The Eagles defense needed a stop for the win and Jim Schwartz again played soft coverage and again they got the Titans into 4th down only to again give it up and the Titans marched down for the game winning TD. |
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Last Meeting at Site |
Sunday, November 19th, 2014 |
Eagles 43 - Titans 24 |
Josh Huff opened the game with a 107 kickoff return for a TD to give the Eagles an early lead. The Eagles kept the scoring going and added another TD on a Darren Sproles TD run followed by a Cody Parkey FG to give the Eagles a 17-0 lead after the first quarter. The Titans offense came alive in the second though following a Mark Sanchez INT and they scored 17 points of their own in the 2nd quarter, but the Eagles also added 10 with another Parkey FG and Lesean McCoy TD run. The second half was dominated by the Eagles outsourcing the Titans 16-7 in the second half to give them a convincing 43-24 win. Mark Sanchez threw for 307 yards and one touchdown in his third start for the injured Nick Foles. He had 300 yards passing in three straight games which tied a team record at the time. |
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Date | Winner | Loser | Score |
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09/30/18 | Titans | Eagles | 26-23 |
11/23/14 | Eagles | Titans | 43-24 |
10/24/10 | Titans | Eagles | 37-19 |
11/19/06 | Titans | Eagles | 31-13 |
09/08/02 | Titans | Eagles | 27-24 |
12/03/00 | Titans | Eagles | 15-13 |
09/08/02 | Titans | Eagles | 27-24 |
10/24/94 | Eagles | Oilers | 21-6 |
12/02/91 | Eagles | Oilers | 13-6 |
10/02/88 | Eagles | Oilers | 32-23 |
12/19/82 | Eagles | Oilers | 35-14 |
Injury Reports | Depth Charts |
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Eagles | Eagles |
Titans | Titans |
2022 “Expert” Picks |
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Week 13 - "Expert" Picks |
2022 Team Stats |
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Eagles Season Stats |
Titans Season Stats |
Name | CMP | ATT | PCT | YDS | TD | INT | RAT |
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Hurts | 214 | 318 | 67.3% | 2560 | 17 | 3 | 105.6 |
Tannehill | 158 | 243 | 65.0% | 1976 | 10 | 4 | 97.0 |
Name | ATT | YDS | YDS/G | AVG | TD |
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Sanders | 177 | 900 | 75.7 | 5.1 | 8 |
Henry | 247 | 1048 | 95.3 | 4.2 | 10 |
Name | REC | YDS | YDS/G | AVG | TD |
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Brown | 53 | 831 | 75.5 | 15.7 | 7 |
Woods | 32 | 351 | 11.0 | 31.9 | 1 |
Name | Sacks | Team Total |
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Reddick | 8 | 36 |
Autry | 7.0 | 31 |
Name | Total | Solo | Assist | Sacks |
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Edwards | 103 | 62 | 41 | 2.0 |
Long Jr. | 85 | 51 | 34 | 0.0 |
Name | Ints | Team Total |
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Gardner-Johnson | 6 | 15 |
Long Jr. | 2 | 9 |
Name | ATT | YDS | LONG | AVG | NET | IN 20 | TB | BP |
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Siposs | 39 | 1790 | 59 | 45.9 | 41.3 | 15 | 3 | 0 |
Stonehouse | 59 | 3132 | 74 | 53.1 | 44.7 | 23 | 7 | 0 |
Name | ATT | MADE | % | LONG | PAT |
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Elliot | 11 | 9 | 81.8% | 54 | 32/34 |
Bulllock | 13 | 11 | 84.6% | 48 | 19/19 |
Name | ATT | YDS | AVG | LONG | TD |
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Covey | 10 | 206 | 20.6 | 26 | 0 |
Haskins | 19 | 414 | 21.8 | 37 | 0 |
Name | RET | YDS | AVG | LONG | TD | FC |
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Covey | 19 | 130 | 6.8 | 15 | 0 | 11 |
Board | 10 | 105 | 10.5 | 17 | 0 | 4 |
Category | Eagles Stat | Eagles Rank | Titans Stat | Titans Rank |
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Total Offense | 382.4 | 4th | 298.8 | 29th |
Rush Offense | 162.5 | 3rd | 122.9 | 12th |
Pass Offense | 219.8 | 17th | 175.9 | 29th |
Points Per Game | 27.5 | 3rd | 19.0 | 26th |
3rd-Down Offense | 47.2% | 3rd | 36.7% | 27th |
4th-Down Offense | 71.4% | 3rd | 57.1% | 8th |
Red Zone Offense (TD%) | 72.5% | 1st | 66.7% | 5th |
Category | Eagles Stat | Eagles Rank | Titans Stat | Titans Rank |
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Total Defense | 304.4 | 2nd | 351.3 | 21st |
Rush Defense | 120.7 | 18th | 84.5 | 3rd |
Pass Defense | 183.6 | 2nd | 266.7 | 31st |
Points Per Game | 19.6 | 9th | 18.6 | 8th |
3rd-Down Defense | 39.1% | 15th | 30.7% | 1st |
4th-Down Defense | 61.5% | 26th(t) | 73.7% | 32nd |
Red Zone Defense (TD%) | 52.8% | 12th | 51.6% | 8th |
Category | Eagles Stat | Eagles Rank | Titans Stat | Titans Rank |
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Turnover Diff. | +13 | 1st | +2 | 8th(t) |
Penalty Per Game | 5.5 | 12th | 6.6 | 25th |
Penalty Yards Per Game | 43.6 | 9th | 51.6 | 22nd |
Recap from Last Week’s Games |
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Eagles |
The Eagles put up 363 rushing yards against Green Bay, with both Jalen Hurts and Miles Sanders rushing for over 100 yards each. While the Eagles defense gave up 33 points to the Packers, they intercepted Aaron Rodgers twice. Rodgers exited the game in the third quarter due to an injury and was replaced by Jordan Love, who threw a 63-yard touchdown to rookie wide receiver Christian Watson. The Eagles would clinch the victory with a 54-yard field goal from Jake Elliott. With the win, the Eagles improved to 10–1 (their first double digit win season since 2017) and maintained their lead in the NFC. |
Packers |
The Titans took on the Bengals in a rematch of last year's divisional playoff game where the Bengals pulled out a win. Cincinnati smothered NFL rushing leader Derrick Henry, holding him to 38 yards rushing, his second-lowest total of the season. Tennessee did adapt by throwing to Henry, and he had a career-best 79 yards receiving. But it was not enough to overcome the Bengals who kept it close all game before Joe Burrow threw a 27-yard touchdown pass to Tee Higgins with 13:42 left to take the lead which they never relinquished. After the Titans got a stop with 1:53 left to go in the game Bengals kicker Evan McPherson connected on a FG which would put the Bengals up 7, but Titans lineman Kevin Strong was flagged for unnecessary roughness after landing on the long snapper. That nullified the kick but allowed the Bengals to run out the clock to win the game. |
Connections |
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Eagles WR AJ Brown was drafted in the 2nd round of the 2019 NFL Draft by the Titans and played three seasons for them before he was traded to the Eagles this past offseason. |
Eagles Defensive Coordinator Jonathan Gannon was a Defensive Quality Control coach for the Titans from 2012-2013. |
Eagles Defensive Line coach Tracy Rocker held the same position for the Titans from 2011-2013. |
Eagles Pass Game Coordinator Kevin Patullo was the assistant WR coach for the Titans in 2014. |
Eagles Offensive Quality Control coach Alex Tanney was on the Titans Practice Squad for one season in 2014. |
Eagles TE coach Jason Michael was offensive coordinator from 2014-2015 and QB coach from 2016-2017 for the Titans. |
Eagles WR Zach Pascal played one season for the Titans in 2017. |
Titans Offensive Line Coach Keith Carter is from the Philadelphia suburb of Pheonixville and attended Downingtown HS. |
Titans Senior Defensive Assistant Jim Schwartz was the Defensive Coordinator for the Eagles for 5 seasons from 2016-2020 and won a Super Bowl with them in 2017. |
Titans OT Le’Raven Clark played 1 season with the Eagles in 2021 and was on their practice squad this season before being signed off by the Titans. |
Eagles | Titans |
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C Jason Kelce (Starter) | FS Kevin Byard(Starter) |
CB Darius Slay | DT Jeffrey Simmons (1st Alternate) |
DT Javon Hargrave (1st Alternate) | OLB Harold Landry (1st Alternate) |
DE Josh Sweat (1st Alternate) | OG Rodger Saffold (1st Alternate) |
K Jake Elliott (1st Alternate) |
General |
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Referee: Adrian Hill |
Philadelphia owns the best record in the NFL (10-1). The Eagles have started 10-1 for just the fifth time in team history, having previously done so during the 1949, 1980, 2004 and 2017 campaigns. |
Nick Sirianni is the eighth coach since the 1970 merger to start 10-1 or better in their first or second career year as a head coach, joining Sean McVay (2018 Rams), Doug Pederson (2017 Eagles), Jim Caldwell (2009 Colts), Mike McCarthy (2007 Packers), Steve Mariucci (1997 49ers), George Seifert (1990 49ers) and Red Miller (1977 Broncos). |
Philadelphia has totaled 14 seasons with 10+ wins since Jeffrey Lurie’s first full year of ownership in 1995, which ranks 5th in the NFL in that span, behind New England (21), Green Bay (19), Indianapolis (16) and Pittsburgh (16). Each of Lurie’s head coaching hires have posted 10+ win seasons within their first two years with the team: Sirianni, Doug Pederson (13-3 in 2017), Chip Kelly (10-6 in 2013; 10-6 in 2014), Andy Reid (11-5 in 2000) and Ray Rhodes (10-16 in 1995; 10-16 in 1996). |
Jalen Hurts has won 15 of his previous 17 regular-season starts since Week 10 of 2021 (including 13 of his last 14 since Week 13 of 2021), marking the highest winning percentage (.882) among NFL QBs. Hurts is the 4th-youngest QB to start 10-1 or better since the 1970 merger, behind Dan Marino in 1984 (23 years, 57 days), Dak Prescott in 2016 (23 years, 118 days), and Jared Goff in 2018 (24 years, 36 days). |
Philadelphia ranks 1st in the NFL in turnover differential (+13), which includes a league-high 23 takeaways. The Eagles’ +13 margin is their 2nd-best figure through 11 games since the 1970 merger, trailing only the 2010 season (+14). Their 23 takeaways are tied for the 3rd-most through 11 games since 1970, behind 2010 (26) and 2009 (25). |
Philadelphia has won the turnover battle nine times (+1 or better) this season, which leads the league. In addition, it marks the Eagles’ most such performances through 11 games in franchise history (also tied for the most by any NFL team through 11 games since 2013). |
Philadelphia and Baltimore are the only NFL teams with 1+ takeaway in every game this season. The last time the Eagles recorded at least 1 takeaway in each of the first 11 games of a season was in 2004. |
Philadelphia ranks 2nd in the NFL with 73 points off takeaways, trailing only New England (78) in that category. The Eagles have produced 70+ points off takeaways through 11 games for the first time since 2017, when they totaled 75 points off takeaways during that stretch. |
Jalen Hurts is the only QB in NFL history to post 6,500+ passing yards (6,623) and 1,500+ rushing yards (1,653) in their first 30 career starts. |
Hurts is one of only four NFL QBs with 25+ total TDs (25) this season, joining Patrick Mahomes (30), Josh Allen (28) and Joe Burrow (27). He is the only NFL QB with 25+ total TDs and 5-or-fewer giveaways. |
Hurts has also logged the 4th-most total yards (3,157) in the NFL this year, behind Mahomes (3,859), Allen (3,744) and Burrow (3,338). |
In the passing game, Hurts has registered the 3rd-highest passer rating (105.6), trailing only Tua Tagovailoa (115.7) and Geno Smith (107.9). He ranks 4th in yards per attempt (8.05), behind Tagovailoa (9.03), Ryan Tannehill (8.13) and Mahomes (8.11), and is also completing a career-best 67.3% (214-of-318) of his passes (10th in NFL). |
On the ground, Hurts is tied with Miles Sanders for the 6th-most TDs (8) in the league (most among QBs). In Week 12 vs. Green Bay, Hurts set the record for the most rushing yards (157) by a QB in Eagles history, eclipsing the previous mark of 130 set by Michael Vick in 2010. |
Miles Sanders, who rushed for a career-high 143 yards with 2 TDs in Week 12 vs. Green Bay, is one of only five NFL players with 900+ rushing yards (career-high 900), joining Josh Jacobs (1,159), Derrick Henry (1,048), Nick Chubb (1,039) and Saquon Barkley (992). Sanders is also T-6th with a career-high 8 rushing TDs, behind Jamaal Williams (13), Chubb (12), Henry (10), Jacobs (9) and Kenneth Walker (9). |
A.J. Brown ranks 2nd in the NFL in yards per reception (15.7), trailing only Jaylen Waddle (17.2) (min. 40 receptions). He is also tied for the 4th-most receiving TDs (7) in the league, behind Travis Kelce (12), Davante Adams (10) and Stefon Diggs (9). In addition, Brown ranks 9th in receiving yards (831), which are the most by an Eagles WR through 11 games since Jeremy Maclin in 2014 (980 yards). |
According to Pro Football Focus, Lane Johnson has not allowed a sack since Week 11 of 2020 or a QB hit since Week 7 of 2021. He leads all NFL tackles with a 0.1% knockdown percentage (0 sacks, 1 QB hit in 809 pass-blocking snaps) since the start of last season. |
Haason Reddick (8.0) and Javon Hargrave (7.0) are the first Eagles duo with 7.0+ sacks each through 11 games since Trent Cole (7.0) and Darren Howard (8.0) accomplished the feat in 2008. Reddick is tied for the most strip sacks (3) in the NFL and Hargrave ranks 3rd among DTs in sacks, behind Chris Jones (10.0) and Quinnen Williams (8.0). |
T.J. Edwards is one of four NFL players with 100+ tackles (102, 8th in NFL) and multiple sacks (2.0) this season, joining Nick Bolton, Roquan Smith and Derwin James. Additionally, Edwards’ 102 tackles are the most by an Eagle in the first 11 games of a season since 2000. |
Among players who have faced at least 30 targets, James Bradberry ranks 3rd in opponent passer rating (47.7) as well as 4th in opponent completion percentage (47.3%). Bradberry also ranks T-3rd in the NFL with 12 PDs, behind Sauce Gardner (14) and Trevon Diggs (13). |
C.J. Gardner-Johnson leads the NFL with a career-high 6 INTs. |
Titans RB Derrick Henry has 115+ scrimmage yards in 8 of his last 9 games and he has 779 scrimmage yards and 9 rush TDs in 6 road games this season and has a rush TD in all 6 games. Henry ranks 2nd in the NFL with 1326 scrimmage yards in 2022 and aims for his 3rd career season with 1500 scrimmage yards. |
Fun Fact |
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During the 1999 NFL season, the Titans were the only team that was able to defeat the Jacksonville Jaguars. The Jaguars dominated the NFL during the 1999 season, but their kryptonite proved to be their division rival Tennessee Titans. That season, Jacksonville went 14-2 in the regular season, with both losses coming to the Tennessee Titans (Titans won these games 20-19 and 41-14). Later on in the playoffs, Jacksonville defeated the Miami Dolphins in very convincing fashion by a score of 62-7, but would fall to Tennessee 33-14 in the AFC Championship Game. It’s the only time in NFL history where a team went 14-3 (including the playoffs) and had all three losses come to the same franchise. |
A Trip through Time |
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In 1991, the Philadelphia Eagles had the defense in the NFL and one of the best all-time (the best when you measure it by DVOA) and in week 14 they faced off against the second most productive offense in the league on Monday Night Football. The Eagles defensive line was the key to their success, anchored by DE Reggie White and included DE Clyde Simmons and DT Jerome Brown, but there was plenty of talent at linebacker and in the defensive backfield as well. The offense was another story though, especially after losing star QB Randall Cunningham to a season-ending knee injury in the first game of the season. Backup and former Bears QB Jim McMahon was talented but brittle, and when he was forced to the sidelines, the team floundered with the likes of Brad Goebel and Pat Ryan in his place. But after dropping to 3-5, the Eagles caught fire and won four straight games to come into the contest in Houston with a 7-5 record and a shot at the playoffs. The Titans were 9-3 and adept at rolling up offensive yards, especially at home in the Astrodome, which was thus dubbed “the House of Pain”. QB Warren Moon fit perfectly into the team’s run-and-shoot attack and had a capable receiving corps. Philadelphia’s approach to stopping the offense was to use a 4-2-5 defense, dropping a linebacker and adding an extra defensive back on most downs. The Eagles defense opened the game getting a turnover after Moon fumble, but the inept offense could do nothing with it and they were forced to punt. The team continued to exchange punts until the Oilers drove into Philadelphia territory only to be stymied again by the Eagles defense as Andre Waters forced a fumble on Oilers WR Haywood Jefferies following a hard hit. Eagles LB Seth Joyer recovered and returned it to the 48 only for the Eagles offense to again do nothing with it. The teams continued to exchange punts until Al Del Greco connected from 42 yards out to give the Oilers a 3-0 lead going into the half. McMahon was knocked out of the game with an elbow injury during the first series of the third quarter and Jeff Kemp, who was claimed off waivers from Seattle in mid-October, came on at quarterback for the Eagles. Philadelphia had to punt but got the ball back on the next play when Joyner recovered a Moon fumble at the Houston eight. The visitors couldn’t reach the end zone in three plays, but they did tie the score when Roger Ruzek kicked a 23-yard field goal. The Oilers went three-and-out on their next series, unable to gain any ground at all from their 12 yard line. The resulting punt gave Philadelphia possession at the Houston 48. RB James Joseph ran for 24 yards on first down and, after a short running play, Kemp connected with TE Keith Jackson for a 21-yard touchdown. Ruzek added the extra point and the Eagles were ahead by 10-3 for their first lead of the game. The Oilers drove down the field on their next possession, but again needed to settle for a FG to make it 10-6. The teams traded punts once more as the game entered the fourth quarter. The Eagles then put together a long possession of 50 yards in 16 plays, converting four third downs along the way and eating up over ten minutes. Kemp completed five short passes and Ruzek finished off the series with a 29-yard field goal that extended Philadelphia’s lead to seven points. With the clock down to 3:52 in regulation, Moon went to the air on every play but WR Drew Hill fumbled when hit by CB Otis Smith, who recovered at the Philadelphia 41. Another punt was followed by one last shot for the Oilers. Starting from his 23, Moon threw to Harris for 24 yards and had back-to-back 15-yard completions to Givins and Jeffires. But the game ended for Houston at the Philadelphia 23, where three straight passes fell incomplete. The Eagles won the hard-fought contest by a final score of 13-6. In the end, the Eagles defense registered 5 turnovers and 4 sacks while holding the Oilers high scoring defense to just 6 points and just 21 yards on the ground. The contest came to be called “the House of Pain Game” for Philadelphia’s hard-hitting defensive dominance, thus turning around the original meaning of the phrase, which was further accented by Ernest Givins suffering a broken nose and Drew Hill leaving with a concussion. As Jerome Brown said afterward, “They brought the house and we brought the pain. |
Eagles | Titans |
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DT Jordan Davis | WR Treylon Burks |
C Cam Jurgens | CB Roger McCreary |
LB Nakobe Dean | OT Nicholas Petit-Frere |
DE Kyron Johnson | QB Malik Willis |
TE Grant Calcaterra | RB Hassan Haskins |
- | TE Chigoziem Okonkwo |
- | WR Kyle Philips |
- | S Theo Jackson |
- | LB Chance Campbell |
Eagles | Titans |
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WR AJ Brown | WR Robert Woods |
DE Hassan Reddick | OL Dennis Daley |
CB James Bradberry | TE Austin Hooper |
RB Trey Sermon | OL Jamarco Jones |
WR Zach Pascal | Demarcus Walker |
LB Kyzir White | DE Jarran Reed |
QB Ian Book | |
DE Robert Quinn | CB Brandon Facyson |
DT Linval Joseph | T Luke Tenuta |
DT Ndamukong Suh | - |
Eagles | Packers |
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CB Steven Nelson | WR AJ Brown |
WR Jalen Reagor | WR Julio Jones |
WR JJ Arcega-Whiteside | LB Jayon Brown |
OG Brandon Brooks | LB Rashaan Evans |
OG Nate Herbig | TE Anthony Firkser |
LB Eric Wilson | CB Buster Skrine |
LB Davion Taylor | OL David Quessenberry |
S Anthony Davis | ,- |
Milestones |
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Eagles RB Miles Sanders (3339) needs 225 rushing yards to move up to 9th on the Eagles all-time rushing list passing FB *Tom Woodeshick on the Eagles all-time rushing list |
Eagles QB Jalen Hurts (21) needs 1 rushing TD to move up to a tie for 9th on the Eagles all-time rushing TD list Duce Staley. |
Eagles QB Jalen Hurts (39) needs 1 passing TD for 40 career passing TDs. |
Titans RB Derrick Henry (7845) needs 121 yards to move up to 3rd on the Titans all-time rushing list passing RB Chris Johnson. |
Pro Football Focus Matchup Charts courtesy of PFF Edge (join.profootballfocus.com/edge/) |
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WDB Matchups |
The More You Know |
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The Eagles offensive line currently has two of the 10 highest graded offensive linemen in the league on their line with Jason Kelce currently ranked as the 6th highest graded lineman while Lane Johnson is the 10th. The two have been anchors on the Eagles line for the last 10+ and are a big reason the Eagles have been one of the top rating OLs during their tenure. Lane Johnson in particular has been on quite a roll, not allowing a sack in over 2 calendar years at this point going back to 2020. |
Matchups to Watch |
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Derrick Henry vs the Eagles Run Defense |
Derrick Henry is one of the best running backs in the league and is currently the league's 2nd leading rusher behind Josh Jacobs and is also second in yards after contact, also behind Jacobs, while leading the league with 25 broken tackles. The Eagles run defense has improved over the last few weeks since adding veterans, Ndamukong Suh and Linval Joseph, but it is still suspect and definitely not perfect. That said it may get another boost this week as they get back their first pick in the draft this year Jordan Davis after the Eagles activated his practice window following an IR stint. The Titans are a run heavy team rushing on roughly 54% of their snap, so the Eagles better prepare for a healthy dose of Henry early and often. Gannon should be familiar with Henry seeing him twice a year for three seasons while he was with the Colts, so he should be able to come up with a game plan to stop him especially giving a blueprint in week 12 by the Bengals who held him to 38 yards. That said he is going to need his players to step up to the plate by wrapping up and gang tackling to make sure Henry isn’t able to break tackles for long runs. If the Eagles can shut down Henry their secondary has the tools to force Tannehill into mistakes. |
Dennis Daley vs the Eagles edge rushers |
The Eagles defense is currently tied for 3rd in the league in sacks behind the Cowboys and Patriots (The Patriots did play an extra game) with pressure coming from all across the line and the linebackers. Brandon Graham, Hassan Reddick and Josh Sweat should have a good game Sunday matching up against backup LT Dennis Daley who is filling in for Taylor Lewan who was lost for the season with a torn ACL. Daley has given up 32 pressures and 6 sacks in his 10 games filling in for Lewan and is definitely the most vulnerable player on the offensive line. That said, the Eagles should also be able to attack guard Aaron Brewer and RT Nicholas Petit-Frere who have each given up 2 sacks a piece and 19 and 23 pressures respectively. Who knows maybe we might even see a sack from Robert Quinn who has done next to nothing since being acquired by the Eagles. Regardless, if the Eagles are able to get pressure on Tannehill it will help quite a bit as his completion presentation drops 20% compared to when he is kept clean according to PFF. |
Eagles WRs vs the Titans Secondary |
Particularly, AJ Brown vs his former team whom I am sure it is looking to have a big day against. The Titans have a young, but talented secondary. They will be without former first round pick Caleb Farley who was placed on the IR 3 weeks ago, though Farley was struggling this season. Kristian Fulton, Elijah Molden and rookie Roger McCreary will be the starting CBs for the Titans this week. Molden has a smaller sample size playing only recently after a return from injury. None of the 3 are shutdown corners though and it should provide opportunities for the Eagles WRs. McCreary has been picked on the most this season giving up 44 receptions for 453 yards and 4 TDs. and a NFL passer rating of 106.5 when targeted. Fulton has fared slightly better giving up 29 receptions for 381 and 4 TDs with a passer rating of 98.6 when targeted. The Titans biggest loss this season came when they faced a WR similar to AJ Brown in Stefon Diggs who had 12 receptions for 148 yards and 3 TDs vs the Titans and like the Bills the Eagles also have a mobile QB who can move the pocket in Hurts like the Bills have in Allen. The plays should be there if Hurts gets time from the OL. We have seen this year when the passing game gets going for the Eagles their offense will be tough to slow. |
Eagles Offensive Line vs the Titans Defensive Line |
The Titans have the best third down defense in the league this season and that is mostly in part from the DL getting stops early in the run game and forcing opposing offenses into 3rd and longs where their talented pass rush can go feasting. The Titans DL isn’t far behind the Eagles as they have 31 sacks. Their three main pass rushers are Denico Autry (7 sacks), Jeffrey Simmons (6.5 sacks) and Demarcus Walker (4.5 sacks) then they have Bud Dupree(3 sacks) and Rashad Weaver (5.5 sacks) to blitz from their linebacker positions. Dupree in particular could give Jordan Mailata some fits with his speed rush around the edge. That said Autry missed last week against Cincinnati with a knee injury and is trending towards not playing this week against the Eagles as well as he has yet to practice this week. Jeffrey Simmons also has not practiced so far this week with an ankle injury. The Eagles play their best when they win in the trenches and this will be a fight, though if Simmons and Autry both end up missing the game, this scale definitely tips in the Eagles favor up front from being more of a stalemate. |
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