Coming into Sunday's match up versus the Philadelphia Eagles, the Green Bay Packers had won six games in a row. There were individuals who get paid at least 100,000 a year, so-called experts, that claimed the Packers as kings of the NFC.

The Eagles scored the first thirty-five points of the contest, on route to a 47-17 win. Call it what you want, slaughter, beat down, or massacre, those who believed in the Packers might as well start waiving Philadelphia Eagles' banners. I understand why people always wish that QB Brett Farve never loses, yet the Eagles now have Terrell Owens, a more mature QB Donovan McNabb, and defense similar to the 1985 Chicago Bears.

Believe me, I love the Green Bay Packers too, but they are not getting past the Eagles in the playoffs. I said it from the beginning of the year, the Eagles will see the Superbowl. If you think I might be fibbing, then read my 2004 NFL Preview.

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