Russell Wilson has never been defeated by the Eagles. We’re so sick of repeating it, you don’t know. Now is the moment!
Yes, the A.J. Brown and Jalen Hurts controversy is behind us. That then turned into the Brandon Graham thing, which ultimately brought us back to the Terrell Owens and Donovan McNabb incident. Can we return to the Eagles of Philadelphia? Don’t we recall that this club is currently engaged in a real championship chase?
Are everyone’s thoughts clear? Awesome! First, let’s discuss the Pittsburgh Steelers. They are the AFC North’s leaders, after all. Both clubs have a lot on the line when they visit Lincoln Financial Field on Sunday.
When the Eagles play the Pittsburgh Steelers in Week 15, they want to break the Russell Wilson curse.
It’s possible that rumors of Russell Wilson’s passing were overblown. The Steelers needed him, and he needed the Steelers. After much searching, Pittsburgh has at last located Ben Roethlisberger’s replacement. I don’t mean to offend Justin Fields. Despite his outburst, Wilson has improved.
Russell has a 6-1 record and has started the last seven games. Along the process, he has developed a 12-3 touchdown-to-interception ratio. He had never lost against the Eagles going into this game against Philadelphia.
Russ has a perfect 6-0 record in his six career outings against the Philadelphia Eagles. This contains the one and only postseason appearance made by Carson Wentz, who sadly exited the game due to a head injury. But this is the best opportunity Philly has had to throw him out.
Wilson has never faced a better Eagles squad than this one. The 2023–24 season for Philadelphia has been marked by shattered records, broken jinxes, and new standards and territory. They played the first-ever NFL game in Brazil earlier this season. Then they started taking some of the monkeys off their backs.
They won for the first time since 2007 in New Orleans and for the first time since 2017 in Arlington.
For the first time in the team’s history, they defeated the Bengals in Cincinnati.
After overcoming his own jinx, Saquon Barkley shattered the team’s single-season running record. He had never faced the Dallas Cowboys and emerged victorious from a game before Philadelphia’s victory in Arlington.
Both the Eagles and the Steelers have a lot on the line in this game. The Philadelphia Eagles must defeat the Detroit Lions and continue to win if they hope to secure the top NFC seed.
With a 12-1 record, the Kansas City Chiefs are in first place in the AFC. With 10-3 records, the Buffalo Bills and Steelers behind them.
Philly needs a victory and positive vibes from this game. We believe they can do the task. All they have to do now is pass the ball to A.J. Brown during the procedure.
We only want Number 11 to catch three touchdown passes and get 150 yards in receiving against Pittsburgh, just like he did in Week 8 of his rookie campaign in Philadelphia, as an early Christmas present.