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2008 Philadelphia Eagles Tickets

Fans casting their eyes around the NFC East or the NFL in general, should be taking a good look at Philadelphia Eagles tickets. The green monsters of Lincoln Financial Field have run into their share of hard times since their last Super Bowl appearance but does anyone doubt that this franchise will rise again? To be honest, there have been some doubters, but a closer look reveals why Eagles tickets could be your best investment in NFL tickets.

Eagles Tickets = McNabb + Westbrook

One of the biggest questions surrounding Eagles tickets is the health of Donovan McNabb. As chance would have it, McNabb has missed big chunks of time over the last three seasons to injury. Critics claim his body is beat up and he can’t last a full season and it’s time to move on. Others will point to the team’s success under Jeff Garcia and A. J. Feeley as proof that McNabb is better retired than in an Eagles uniform. A quick look at his stats belies that attitude. McNabb missed three games in 2007. Yet he still managed to throw 19 touchdowns versus seven interceptions, amass over 3,000 yards, and finish with a passer rating of 89.9; Hardly the statistics of a has-been. So that question is settled in the minds of most Eagles ticket holders.

More to the point, Philadelphia Eagles tickets bring a huge dose of Brian Westbrook. One of the most versatile players in the NFL, Westbrook put up huge numbers in 2007. His running totals topped 1,300 yards and his seven touchdowns led Philadelphia. Throw in his efforts in the passing game, where he finished first on the team with 90 catches and another five touchdowns, and you’ve got a potential NFL MVP on your hands.

Eagles Tickets and the NFC East

For pure rivalry it’s hard to beat Eagles tickets and the battles in the NFC East. We’re only a year removed from the time when this division sent three teams to the NFL Playoffs. Can you name a better rivalry than Eagles vs. Giants or Cowboys vs. Redskins? We don’t think so. Managing to finish on top of the NFC East is a sure fire shot at the Super Bowl. Just ask the New York Giants, who struggled through their division and managed to beat the previously perfect New England Patriots in the Super Bowl. Cast your vote for a winner with Philadelphia Eagles tickets and ABCTickets.com.

Top 10 Reasons to Buy Philadelphia Eagles Tickets

10. Donovan McNabb: After missing the second half of last season, McNabb returns on a mission to punch the Eagles' ticket back to the Super Bowl, just like he did in 2004.

9. Kevin Kolb: In a controversial move, the Eagles took quarterback Kevin Kolb out of Houston in the second round of the NFL Draft. Some Eagles ticket holders booed. Others, who are ready to see McNabb's tenure come to an end, cheered.

8. Quarterback controversy: Nothing adds to the value of football tickets like a good old quarterback controversy. Will McNabb re-establish himself as one the premier signal callers in the NFL? Or will Kolb take over earlier than expected? Find out with 2007 Philadelphia Eagles tickets.

7. Philly cheese steaks: Extra cheese, please! Just make sure you don't drip on your 2007 Philadelphia Eagles tickets.
A staple of the City of Brotherly Love, the Philly cheese steak has been a favorite of Eagles fans for years. 2007 Philadelphia Eagles tickets and Philly cheese steaks are the perfect combination.

6. Lincoln Financial Field: Nicknamed the Linc, the home of the Philadelphia Eagles is one of the top modern stadiums in the NFL. It replaced the worn down Veterans Stadium and continues to provide the Eagles with a true homefield advantage.

5. Brian Westbrook: One of the NFL's most underrated running backs, Westbrook will be looking to build off of last year's career season. If he does, the Eagles could be headed on a Super Bowl run.

4. Defense wins championships: If that old NFL adage proves true, 2007 Philadelphia Eagles tickets could reward fans with a trip to the postseason.

3. 2007 Philadelphia Eagles Schedule: The Eagles schedule is highlighted by an NFC East showdown with the Washington Redskins on Monday Night Football. The Eagles schedule also features home dates with Detroit (Sept. 23), Chicago (Oct. 21) and Seattle (Dec. 12).

2. In the Hunt: While the selection of Kolb with the Eagles’ first pick of the second round drew the most attention, the pick-up of Penn State running back Tony Hunt could pay the most dividends.

1. In Reid We Trust: Philadelphia head coach Andy Reid continues to prove he’s one of the top sideline generals in the NFL. He’s got his mind set on returning the Eagles to the top of the NFC.

 

Philadelphia Eagles NFL Playoff Tickets

The Philadelphia Eagles and NFL Playoff tickets weren’t even on the radar after the Eagles lost Donovan McNabb. But realistically, the Eagles were struggling even with McNabb. Philadelphia was hailed as a contender for the NFC East entering the season and doing very little to justify the hoopla. After a 4-1 start, the Eagles dropped games to New Orleans, Tampa Bay, and Jacksonville. After a win at Washington, Philadelphia got blasted by the Titans, lost McNabb for the season, and followed it up with a 21-45 loss to Indianapolis. But backup Jeff Garcia re-ignited the Eagles the next week in Carolina, tossing three touchdown passes in a 27-24 comeback win to put Philly at 6-6. From there it just got better. Garcia led the Eagles to wins over the last five games of the season to give Philadelphia the NFC East Championship. Along the way, running back Brian Westbrook found new life, posting three consecutive 100 yard games.

The Eagles are also the only team in the NFC to put together an impressive winning streak to end the regular season with any kind of momentum. That’s a key element that can’t be overlooked in the chase for NFC Championship tickets. But the real question is: Do the Eagles have enough momentum to carry themselves deep into the playoffs and end up in Miami?

Can the Philadelphia Eagles Earn Super Bowl Tickets?

What are the chances of the Eagles playing their way into the NFC Championship and earning Super Bowl tickets to the game in Miami? What’s to stop them? Philadelphia is on a roll like no other team in the NFC. Jeff Garcia is the perfect fit for Andy Reid’s offense and playing as he did in his glory days in San Francisco. He’s thrown 10 touchdowns and only two interceptions and led the Eagles to the best record in the NFC East, beating three division opponents along the way. Philadelphia is clearly the hottest team in the NFC and earned their NFL Playoff tickets the hard way. Is it just a mirage or are the Eagles another team getting hot and going on a late season run to Super Bowl tickets?