Bobby Wagner leads commanders in tackles as Phi leads 27-15 in the first half

On By Littum

Former Seattle Seahawk legend Bobby Wagner competes to come back to his third Super Bowl, but the odds seem to be against him. We are at the break between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Washington commands of the NFC Championship game, and Philly leads 27-12 at the break.

Wagner himself does everything he can to help Washington’s fighting defense, which has had little effect against the Eagles’ dynamic violation. So far, the future Hall of Famer will lead the commanders’ defense with five total tackles. Still, Wagner’s efforts have produced some results, especially when it comes to Philadelphia, which runs back Saquon Barkley.

Barkley has run violently over Washington, already at 85 meters on nine bears and two touchdowns … including one on his very first carry, and Philly’s first game from Scrimmage. Unfortunately, Wagner could have been in a clear position to play on Barkley, but he was tangled with his own defensive linemen.

Eagles get the ball to start the third quarter. Head coach Dan Quinn – Seattle’s former defensive coordinator in their own Super Bowl -Year – will have to come up with incredible half -time adjustments to get back in the big game.