Eric Mangini thinks Eagles have a lot to overcome, but sky isn't falling ' NFL ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Name: Eric Mangini thinks Eagles have a lot to overcome, but sky isn't falling ' NFL ' FIRST THINGS FIRST
Uploaded: 2019-10-14T10:53:00-04:00
Description: Cris Carter, Nick Wright and Eric Mangini talk about the Philadelphia Eagles vs. Minnesota Vikings Week 6 matchup and discuss how the loss will impact the Eagles as they move into their most difficult part of their season. Vikings beat the Eagles 38-20.

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Cris Carter, Nick Wright and Eric Mangini talk about the Philadelphia Eagles vs. Minnesota Vikings Week 6 matchup and discuss how the loss will impact the Eagles as they move into their most difficult part of their season. Vikings beat the Eagles 38-20.

OCTOBER 14, 2019・first things first・7:05

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Eric Mangini thinks Eagles have a lot to overcome, but sky isn't falling ' NFL ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Cris Carter, Nick Wright and Eric Mangini talk about the Philadelphia Eagles vs. Minnesota Vikings Week 6 matchup and discuss how the loss will impact the Eagles as they move into their most difficult part of their season. Vikings beat the Eagles 38-20.

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