The Philadelphia Eagles are just one win away from Super Bowl LII, but for their fans, especially older fans, it is common to have doubts about Philadelphia winning it all.

After all, Sunday will be the sixth time the Eagles have appeared in the NFC Championship Game since the 2001 season, but all they have to show for their success is one Super Bowl appearance. There are plenty of reasons to believe the Eagles will get another crack at winning the franchise’s first Lombardi Trophy.

Here are a few of those reasons.

At 76.7 percent, Nick Foles had the third-highest completion percentage among quarterbacks playing in the divisional round over the past 10 years. While Foles is far from a great quarterback, if he can continue to get the ball to his receivers and limit turnovers, Foles will put the team in a position to win. Bad penalties and sloppy play allowed the Falcons to keep the game against the Eagles close, but Foles came through when it mattered. Over the past five games, Case Keenum has been sacked on one out of every five dropbacks while under pressure. Per Sam Monson of Pro Football Focus: “The Eagles’ defensive front generates more pressure than anybody. As a unit during the regular season, they notched 27 more pressures than any other defense.” The Eagles will exploit an injury-riddled Vikings offensive line and keep Keenum on his toes all game. Since hiring Doug Pederson as their head coach, the Eagles have won 14 out of 17 games at Lincoln Financial Field and beaten their opponents by a score of 26-14 on average. Conversely, the Vikings over the past two seasons have won only nine of 16 games on the road with the final score averaging out to 21-21. These two teams are built from the same script, with both having a very strong defense, a talented young receiving corps and a menacing home-field environment. Unfortunately for the Vikings, the Eagles have the advantage in that last category for this game, which gives them the ultimate edge.