Jason Peters watched the NFC divisional playoff game with his family in Texas. He was not happy to be watching it because he felt the Eagles were good enough to be playing in the game at Green Bay. The veteran offensive tackle was still not over the fact that his team had let a 9-3 start dissolve into a disastrous ending that included three straight losses to Seattle, Dallas, and Washington. “I felt like if we had made the playoffs we could have contended for the ring,” Peters said last week after a long and hot Eagles workout. “We let the Cowboys beat us, man, and they almost went and [expletive deleted] won the Super Bowl. That play with Dez Bryant, they win that game and it’s up in the air what they do next.” Asked for his opinion about the controversial incompletion involving Bryant late in Dallas’ loss to the Packers, Peters said he thought it should have been ruled a catch. He was pleased it was not. “I say it was a catch, but I was rooting against them, so I was glad they said it was no catch,” said Peters, who was born in Queen City, Texas. “All my family is Cowboys fans. They’re always rooting for them and I’m the only one rooting against them.”

Source: Bob Brookover of The Philadelphia Inquirer