December 03, 2004 - Who is the best team…the best player in the game? Every day, these e-mails pour in as football fans anticipate the early release of NFL Street 2 (should be in stores by Christmas!).

So IGN Sports is going to break it down, team by team, one division a day, hooking you up with the vital information you'll need to know about your favorite teams and ballers in the game. From the roster of each team to the ratings, if there's something you need to know about a squad in Street 2, you've come to the right place.

There are a few surprises in store, including some players left out of the game that are a bit shocking, and a legends team that trumps anything found in the original Street. So read on and check back to IGN Sports every day for the latest rosters and information on NFL Street 2.

And in case you missed previous updates, here are the divisions you missed:

NFC West

NFC North

NFC South

And don't forget The Legends

And now, the NFC East…

Eagles

Arguably the single best team in NFL Street 2, the Eagles have the weapons and the versatility to play any type of game, from a shootout through the air to a strong running game to a defense that can hit hard and create turnovers. The only real problem Eagle fans may have is narrowing down their lineup to seven. McNabb is an awesome all-purpose quarterback and T.O. can dominate any defender (even if he doesn't have a Sharpie). My only real complaint is that T.O. isn't as fast as he should be and neither is Brian Westbrook. If you look at the bars, Westbrook isn't much faster than Dhani Jones, and while I'm sure Jones is fast, he's no where near as fast as Westbrook, one of the true speed backs in the NFL. On the plus side, Kearse, Simon, and Dawkins are all amazing in the game and Pinkston has the time of speed to break away from just about any corner. If I had to play one game with money on the line, I think the Eagles would be my team of choice.