Eagles vs. Giants: Eli Manning Will Put Final Nail in Philadelphia's Coffin

The Eagles are skidding out of control and the Giants will show the entire nation that Philadelphia has no shot at winning the NFC East.

Forget about the playoffs, the Eagles aren't going to go .500. Their loss to the Cardinals at home let it be known that not only are they struggling, they don't want to win.

There is no reason John Skelton should be able to lead the Cardinals to victory over a team as star-studded as the Eagles. DeSean Jackson missed a special teams meeting and Andy Reid showed him the bench, but that only adds to the laundry list of problems, doesn't it?

The Eagles are a sinking ship and frankly, they should be embarrassed. The sense of entitlement they routinely show proves that an influx of talent doesn't make a good team.

Now they have to drag their worthless 3-6 team into New York to take on Eli Manning and the Giants' fifth-ranked pass offense.

The Eagles have had multiple opportunities to shake their slow start and have failed to do so. It's Week 11 and Philly fans can start looking forward to next season.

The Giants aren't perfect, but the way Manning picked apart the 49ers last week to kickoff the game and shut down the 49ers' run game has to be striking fear into the hearts of the Eagles.

The Giants beat them 29-16 in Philadelphia and will have no problem completing the sweep tonight. The entire nation is going to see just how far the Eagles have fallen and if the world was shocked by all of the changes the Eagles made this past offseason, wait until they see what next offseason has in store.

The Eagles were dubbed kings of the football world by the media. Unfortunately, nobody told them they were going to have to earn it.

The NFC East is a two-team race between the Giants and Cowboys. Eagles fans can start looking forward to the draft in April, and wondering who the coach is going to be making the selections.