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Although it's tempting to gaze at the game's overtime score of 23-16 and instantly conjure up familiar images of Brady taking the Pats down the field again in their first overtime drive similar to what last year when he faced the Falcons however, this game is actually one of the Mut 25 coins games with lower scoring potential and even the thrilling OT conclusion could not make it an overall snoozer in the majority. I'd rather see the Patriots win by a narrow margin over against the Eagles with a 39-38 thriller in which Foles takes the Eagles through the field, scoring an important TD in the final 30 seconds but only to watch Brady score to put the Patriots in position to score the 48-yard Gostkowski winner before the clock runs out. Eat your heart out, Vinatieri.

The Eagles 34-27 win over the Pats, Blount had 26 runs for 112 yards and ended any chance that New England and Brady getting an opportunity to tie the game. Blount followed up on with a catch and run of 30 yards in the last drive carrying the ball for five runs in succession to win the game. Maybe Blount prefers the victory of 27-23. in which he ran the ball 33 times for 165 yards. He also ensured that the Patriots could not return the ball for a single drive, running the ball for nine consecutive plays. It's safe to say that either one would be an awesome way to get one step ahead of his old teammates.

Everyone hates blowouts (unless it's in the position of an Eagles or Pats fan at the right time) which is why the Patriots defeating the Eagles 41-24 is probably the most boring and boring of these scenario.

Due to buy madden coins signature Super Sim technology being decidedly an antithesis of super and super-fast, the Eagles victory of 23-20 didn't have a smattering of eyebrows. In the first half, the Patriots made an offensive play with just 16 seconds remaining to play -- more intriguingly, a five-yard running play that got them down to the Eagles three-yard lineand the game's narrative abruptly ended at that point. Are they running out of timeouts, and didn't possess enough of a chance to send their field goal team out on the field in time to draw it? Why then would they declare the running play when there were no timeouts left? If we do see Bill Belichick sloppy time management, causing his team to fall in the closing minutes of Sunday, make sure you be thinking about this game.