It's still anybody's game to win and the scores got even closer this week. Steve came roaring back in the standings after forgetting to submit his picks last week, by correctly picking the Super Bowl teams Denver & Seattle. This gave him a perfect 4.06 points this week. (Week 3 games are worth 2.03 points)

The other BSB staffer to get the Super Bowl right was Matt, who was quoted after the games as saying, "Well, I'm the best picker in the game! When you try me with a sorry writer like Lebo that's the result you gon' get!"

Not one to give up the top spot though, Ben held on by picking Seattle at least. Kyle maintains striking distance thanks to Denver and Dan...well Dan's good at other stuff, don't be too hard on him. 

Nobody is out of it going into the Super Bowl, which is for 3.74 points. Which writer will be crowned the Richard Sherman of the Beat and which writer will be fired? Stay tuned to find out. Current standing after the jump.

The standings are taking shape after two weeks of playoff football. As a refresher, these were the staff picks for this week's games.

Ben: Seattle, New England, San Francisco, Denver (4-0)
Kyle: Seattle, Indianapolis, San Francisco, San Diego (2-2)
Matt: Seattle, Indianapolis, Carolina, Denver (2-2)
Dan: New Orleans, New England, San Francisco, Denver (2-2)
Steve: n/a

Remember, we have a skewed point system, based off absolutely nothing. Week 1 = 1. Week 2 = 1.72. Week 3 = 2.03. Super Bowl = 3.74. Current standings after the jump.

The Philadelphia Eagles beat the New York Giants 36-21 in their rivalry game on Sunday.  The Eagles locked up the victory by pulling away in the fourth quarter behind some strong play by backup quarterback Nick Foles.  Foles, who finished with almost 200 yards passing, threw two touchdown passes in the fourth to cement the win.  He replaced the oft-injured Mike Vick who was taken out of the game in the first half due to a hamstring injury.  Vick is going in for an MRI soon and according to Coach Kelly is still the starting quarterback if healthy.

The Philadelphia Eagles got absolutely manhandled by the Denver Broncos to the tune of 52-20 this afternoon.  Peyton Manning had his way with the porous Eagles D, throwing for over 300 yards and 4 touchdowns in only 3 quarters of action. The Broncos looked every bit the Super Bowl favorite in this one by generally manhandling the struggling Eagles in every aspect of the game.

The Eagles hope to return to their winning ways against the Chiefs following their shoot-out loss last Sunday against the San Diego Chargers. The offense, led by Mike Vick, looked dynamic as ever on Sunday by seemingly moving the ball at will. Chip Kelly hopes to ride this offense to victory against the coach he just replaced, Andy Reid.

Lets. Go. Eagles!  Even though it got a little close towards the end there, the Eagles took care of business by winning 33-27 behind a strong first half.

It’s finally here! Our Philadelphia Eagles go up against the Redskins to open up Monday Night Football this season. It certainly is lining up to be an exciting divisional matchup due to the media spending a lot of time talking up this game.

We lost to the Jets?!?! What the heck, fire Chip now! Oh, what’s that? It’s the preseason? Oh, ok, I almost had a small heart attack there. Our Iggles lost the preseason battle 27-20 due to the great playing of Jets backup quarterback Matt Sims (?) and the less-than-spectacular showing by our own backup, Nick Foles.

The New England Patriots came out victorious over the Birds last night by a score of 31-22.  While I don’t want to jump to too many conclusions after a preseason game, there are a few points that I liked and disliked throughout the game.

I mean no disrespect to Ben here, but you can’t have a Great Debate without having an argument for both parties.  Sue me, but I am partial to Sheetz when it comes to choosing between Sheetz and Wawa.  I know many of you reading this will think that I’m some sort of sinner for saying this but bear with me.  I have my reasons and here they are.