Live From Philly

The Giants are down. The Eagles are wounded. The Redskins are on the rise. A win tonight--in arguably the most important football game in world history--plus a win next week (when Dallas plays at Chicago), and the Skins head into the bye undefeated with a good chance at first place in the division. Expect a special section in The Post. To commemorate this day of maximus optimism, I'll be spending most of it in the Philly parking lots, mingling with our green-clad anti-American friends, who reportedly will start arriving around 9 am. The primary goal is to find out exactly how one spends 12 hours preparing for soul-crushing devastation. The secondary goal is not to get killed.

While I drive to Philly, enjoy these links.

The 700 Level profiles an Eagles fan who paints her body in an homage to Jerome Kearse. Maybe NSFW.

The Philly Daily News predicts a 20-17 Eagles victory. Blinded by homerism. The Daily News also mistakenly calls Brandon Lloyd "not hot." He's just biding his time, is all.

The Inquirer has seven "experts" pick; all select the Eagles. Where do they find these people? David Aldridge says "The back of Washington's jerseys should read 'Property of Lurie.' "

Ashley Fox says that this game is a "must-win" for the Eagles. Which means, if they lose, they forfeit the season. Them's the rules.

Iggles Blog gets extremely X's and O's with its game preview, and predicts a big Eagles win. Here's a similar breakdown from Redskins savant Dillweed at Post Game Heroes; he's not optimistic.

Off to try to find this guy:

By Dan Steinberg  |  September 17, 2007; 9:44 AM ET
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