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This Sunday, the New York Giants host the Philadelphia Eagles in the final game of the regular season. The Giants would love to avenge their loss two weeks ago, but the Eagles need to build momentum heading into the playoffs.
In order to gain that momentum, tight end Dallas Goedert says the Eagles must need to reverse course and start clicking.
“We want to be playing our best football going into the playoffs. We haven’t done that, and that’s why Sunday means a lot,” he said, via the Eagles official website. “We know they’re going to have some adjustments against us, but it’s nice being familiar with them and knowing what they might do to try to stop us. I’m taking the positive approach there.
“We’re just a spark away. I think everybody in this locker room believes it. We have incredible talent here and if we play a good, physical football game like we can play, it’s going to be tough for any team to beat us. We haven’t been doing that recently and we need to do that this game, gain some confidence, and hopefully take that into the playoffs and play the best football we can play.”
Goedert was drafted by the Eagles in 2018. This year, he’s recorded 58 receptions on 80 targets for 588 yards and three touchdowns. He’s not necessarily Jalen Hurts’ first target, but he can block and he can get open when needed which makes him an asset.
The Giants will have their hands full with the Eagles this weekend. The team with more will to win comes out victorious on Sunday.
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