Eagles fans among most confident

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in the NFL while Cowboys rank among the least Welcome to SB Nation FanPulse , a survey of fans across the NFL powered by SurveyMonkey. Each week, we send 32 polls to 100+ plugged in fans from each team. Eagles fans, sign up HERE to join FanPulse.Let’s take stock of the NFC East heading into NFL Week 4 based on SB Nation’s latest FanPulse numbers. NFC East FanPulse OverviewTeamWeek 3 ConfidenceWeek 4 ConfidenceChangeTeamWeek 3 ConfidenceWeek 4 ConfidenceChangePHILADELPHIA EAGLES (2-1)The reigning Super Bowl champs boast the most confident fans out of all 32 SB Nation NFL team sites with a 97% confidence rating. Eagles fans have every reason to feel good with the team sitting at 2-1 and Carson Wentz showing encouraging signs in his first game back from injury.The Eagles entered the season with a 97% confidence rating. That figure “dropped” to 93% after losing to the Bucs but rebounded with the Eagles beating the Colts.The Eagles can continue to inspire confidence by beating the Titans this weekend. NFL odds have the Eagles as four-point road favorites. BGN FanPulse results, meanwhile , show that Eagles fans believe their favorite team is going to win by an average of nine points. Titans fans disagree with that sentiment; Music City Miracles FanPulse results actually have Tennessee favored by two. WASHINGTON (2-1)After losing at home to the Colts in Week 2, Washington managed to soundly beat the Packers in Week 3. As a result, Washington fans are the second most confident bunch in the division. Washington has a bye this weekend before going down to New Orleans to play the Saints in Week 5.NEW YORK GIANTS (1-2)Giants fans were feeling pretty bad after losing to Dallas in Week 2 but now they’re doing better after beating a winless Texans team. Big Blue View’s FanPulse results show the second biggest boost in confidence rating this week.The Giants will host the Saints at MetLife Stadium this Sunday. Giants fans think they’re going to lose by an average of one point. Saints fans from Canal Street Chronicles, meanwhile , are predicting New Orleans to win by an average of eight points. DALLAS COWBOYS (1-2)Last week, I made fun of Cowboys fans for thinking their favorite team’s season was saved because they were able to beat a crappy Giants team. Blogging The Boys’ FanPulse results showed that Cowboys fans expected Dallas to march up to Seattle and win by an average of six points. That didn’t happen. The Cowboys lost to Seattle, 24-13. Dak Prescott predictably continued to struggle. Prescott’s struggles have BTB questioning if he’ll even be their starting quarterback next year. There’s a reasonable amount of doubt about it.FanPulse results show the Cowboys suffered the biggest drop in confidence rating heading into Week 4. The Cowboys have the second lowest overall confidence rating at 6%. Only the 0-3 Arizona Cardinals rank slightly lower at 5%.NFL odds have the Cowboys as standard three-point home favorites over the Lions this weekend. Cowboys fans are taking Dallas to lose by an average of one point, though. Detroit fans expect their favorite team to win by an average of six points. It’d be pretty great to see the Cowboys drop to 1-3. At the same time , Eagles fans shouldn’t want them to lose TOO much. Need to keep Prescott and Jason Garrett around as long as possible to keep Dallas mired in mediocrity. ...Reminder: If you want to participate in BGN’s polling, sign up HERE to join FanPulse. The Super Bowl Champion Philadelphia Eagles enter their Week 7 match-up with the Carolina Panthers after what we’re all hoping was a turning point win against the New York Giants. Part of keeping that positive momentum going is continuing to put up points and capitalizing on Carson Wentz’s high level play.How do they do that? Find out on The Kist & Solak Show episode 28! After some house cleaning (roster moves, Ben’s punctuality or lack thereof), we get into all the details of the Eagles offense and their quest for points against the Panthers defense.First topic is how the Eagles can get their ground game going , elaborating on the ideas I wrote about here and here. Then we get into what match-ups we can exploit and how against a defense that played the most amount of zone coverage in the league last year. We also show love for Luke Kuechly’s football intelligence, Kawann Short’s manliness, and Donte Jackson’s impressive rookie campaign.Finally we get into a new alignment teams are using to help running backs in pass pro against the double mug looks that have given the Eagles trouble this year. Hint, it looks like this (without the unrelated murder):Stream it on the media player below or click here if the player doesn’t load. FLY EAGLES FLY!