Nick Foles threw a pair of touchdown passes to lead the Eagles past the Buccaneers.
Nick Foles leads comeback and thrills Eagles fans

Al MesserschmidtFoles played well all game long, and SB Nation’s Eagles blog Bleeding Green Nation took note of his strong performance:
Read Article >Eagles likely dash Bucs’ playoff hopes

J. MericThe Buccaneers fell to 6-7 on the season, while the Eagles avoided their 10th loss, and sit at 4-9.
Stat of the game
Eagles quarterback Nick Foles completed 32-of-51 passes for 381 yards, which shattered the team’s rookie record for passing yards in a single game.
Read Article >Vincent Jackson tears through Eagles secondary

Dustin BradfordFantasy Impact: Jackson remains a solid WR2, at the very least, in standard fantasy football formats. He is the favorite target of a reinvigorated Freeman on every part of the field. Jackson has a prime matchup next week against a New Orleans Saints secondary that is giving up yards by the bus load. Suffice it to say, he is a must-start fantasy option.
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Read Article >Doug Martin finds end zone vs. Eagles

J. MericMartin is having a stellar rookie season, but he had struggled lately. In his last two outings prior to Sunday, he failed to surpass 60 yards rushing, or 100 total yards of offense.
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Read Article >Doug Martin has a rough first half against Philly

Steve Mitchell-USA TODAY SportsMartin has rushed nine times for just 34 yards, as the Buccaneers’ offense has been completely stagnant through the first half of play. The Eagles took a 10-0 lead to halftime.
Martin has full half to get things going, so don’t give up hope just yet.
Read Article >Bryce Brown in midst of fantasy dud

Ronald MartinezBrown is coming off consecutive stellar outings. He had 178 yards rushing with two touchdowns in Week 12, and followed that performance with 169 yards and two more touchdowns in Week 13.
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Read Article >Jason Avant’s catch-of-the-year submission

Jim McIsaacCatches like this help:
Read Article >Eagles’ Asomugha leaves game after big hit

Howard Smith-US PRESSWIREPlayers and coaches crowded around Asomugha as he lay motionless for a short time before sitting up on his own. He continued to undergo evaluation from the training staff for several minutes while on the field before being helped to the sideline, and from there, to the locker room.
It is not yet known whether or not Asomugha will be able to return for the Eagles, who are locked in a scoreless tie with the Buccaneers midway through the second quarter. Asomugha, who is in his second season with the team, has racked up 40 tackles and an interception in 2012.
Read Article >Celek out with concussion

Tim Heitman-USA TODAY SportsVincent Jackson healthy for Week 14

US PRESSWIREThere was some trepidation early in the week, after Jackson was limited in Wednesday’s practice. He is not expected to be limited during the game, however. Jackson has had over 90 yards receiving in two of his last three outings.
Fantasy Impact: Jackson is a safe fantasy option this week, despite whatever murkiness may have existed early on. Consider him a decent WR2 going up against an Eagles squad that is struggling in all phases at the moment. Jackson is due to find the end zone after being held without a score in two straight games for the first time this season.
Read Article >Vick, McCoy inactive for Eagles

Michael HeimanPer the Eagles Insider, Philadelphia’s list of inactives for Sunday:
Read Article >Buccaneers try to right ship against Eagles

US PRESSWIREDefensively, the Eagles have allowed 30 or more points in five of their last six games. Philadelphia’s defense is giving up 26.7 points per game at this point, which ranks 26th in the league.
JCDeLaTorre from Bucs Nation says Tampa Bay might not be a true contender:
Read Article >Bucs look to get back in win column vs. Eagles

US PRESSWIREDo the Eagles have a chance of stopping the skid?

US PRESSWIRETampa Bay has lost two straight, putting the crimp on their playoff hopes, but Philadelphia has lost eight consecutive games. Over at Yahoo! Sports, Mike Silver, Jason Cole and the collected Yahoo! users all see that trend continuing and have picked Tampa Bay to win.
It’s much the same story at CBS Sports, where their slate of eight writers have all picked the Bucs to win, and their prediction machine has called for the same result. CBS Sports also picks against the spread, and a line of Tampa Bay -7.5 has three men picking the Eagles. Philadelphia’s two most recent losses were by eight points or less, but the four proceeding those were all by more than one score.
Read Article >NFL odds and lines Week 14: Eagles vs. Buccaneers

Anthony Gruppuso-US PRESSWIREThe Buccaneers have the ability to rush the ball as they are averaging 117.5 yards per game on the ground, which ranks 11th in the league. Tampa Bay is the top team in the league at stopping the run as they are giving up just 82.3 yards per game.
Tampa Bay is 3-3 at home this season while Philadelphia is 1-5 on the road.
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