Personally, I don't want a Chiefs vs. Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl rematch. I want chaos. We need Jayden Daniels to become the first rookie quarterback in NFL history to start a Super Bowl, and for him to face eventual NFL MVP Josh Allen,

Nothing against the Philadelphia Eagles, who are on an impressive run. But the story of the NFC championship game — and probably the entire NFL season — is Jayden Daniels. Daniels, the second pick of the NFL Draft who had what is likely the greatest rookie season for a quarterback in league history,

Jayden Daniels stays ready for the moment. As his Washington Commanders upset the Detroit Lions in the divisional round to advance to the NFC championship game, the rookie quarterback's unshakable confidence never left his side.

On Sunday afternoon at Lincoln Financial Field, the Philadelphia Eagles can punch their ticket to their second Super Bowl in three seasons against the Josh Harris-owned Washington Commanders in the NFC championship game.

Fans have seen Saquon Barkley chase an NFL record and set many Eagles records in the process. We've seen Jalen Hurts excel and when he and Kenny Pickett get hurt, Tanner McKee rise to the challenge. The defense has dominated and the offensive line, well, they've been what we've expected.

The Philadelphia mayor committed what some may say is a cardinal sin in the city: she botched an Eagles chant.

Not necessarily, especially after Philadelphia mayor Cherelle Parker was caught delivering one of the weakest "Eagles" chants the city has ever witnessed. Instead of delivering the traditional "E-A-G-L-E-S, EAGLES!" like many have become accustomed to, social media had a field day with her failed effort.

Philadelphia mayor Cherelle Parker knows that video of her botching an Eagles chant before Philadelphia’s 28-22 victory over the Rams in their NFC divisional round game last Sunday went viral. Parker misspelled “Eagles” by chanting “E-L-G-S-E-S Eagles!