Broussard convinced Cowboys will win NFC East after Eagles game vs Giants ' NFL ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Name: Broussard convinced Cowboys will win NFC East after Eagles game vs Giants ' NFL ' FIRST THINGS FIRST
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Description: Nick Wright and Chris Broussard recap the New York Giants vs Philadelphia Eagles Week 14 Monday night matchup and discuss if the Eagles overtime was more encouraging or if the team's injuries were more worrying. Eagles beat the Giants 23-17 in overtime.

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Nick Wright and Chris Broussard recap the New York Giants vs Philadelphia Eagles Week 14 Monday night matchup and discuss if the Eagles overtime was more encouraging or if the team's injuries were more worrying. Eagles beat the Giants 23-17 in overtime.

DECEMBER 10, 2019・first things first・7:10

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Broussard convinced Cowboys will win NFC East after Eagles game vs Giants ' NFL ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Nick Wright and Chris Broussard recap the New York Giants vs Philadelphia Eagles Week 14 Monday night matchup and discuss if the Eagles overtime was more encouraging or if the team's injuries were more worrying. Eagles beat the Giants 23-17 in overtime.

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