Philadelphia Eagles — 2026 season outlook, updated Oct 6, 2026.
Philadelphia Eagles finished the 2026 season 2-2.
Philadelphia Eagles: 11-6 regular season.
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Eagles 20, Rams 24 — Week 4: Oh for Twelve on Third Down
Philadelphia led 20-10 at halftime and lost 24-20 to the Rams, going 0 for 12 on third down, scoring nothing on six second-half possessions, and throwing catchable balls on 12 of 27 throws, the lowest rate of the 30 charted offenses this week.
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- Camp · Sep 3, 2026
Eagles Camp — Sep 3: Roseman Loses Four to Waivers
Philadelphia lost four players on waivers Monday — two of its own 2025 draft picks among them — and claimed nobody, more than any other team, per Reuben Frank at NBC Sports Philadelphia. Howie Roseman: "the risk of doing business and don't feel good about that." The practice squad filled to seventeen with both International Player Pathway rushers back and three other teams' recent draft picks added Tuesday.
- Camp · Aug 31, 2026
Eagles Camp — Aug 31: McKee and Dalton Both Survive
The Eagles kept four quarterbacks on their initial 53 and declined to name an order behind Jalen Hurts, after a preseason finale in which Tanner McKee's case cracked and Andy Dalton's revived. Jonathan Greenard stayed off the reserve/physically-unable-to-perform list despite taking no camp practices, which keeps an early return possible. And Carson Steele, the preseason's breakout back, was waived anyway.
- Camp · Aug 23, 2026
Eagles Camp — Aug 23: Hurts Throws Five Picks in Foxborough
Jalen Hurts threw five interceptions across two joint practices with the Patriots, the new offense's first extended work against somebody else's defense. In the 24 to 21 preseason loss that followed, Tanner McKee went 16-of-22 with two touchdowns and made the backup job look decided, Ty Robinson kept sacking people, and DeVonta Smith finally got back on the practice field.
- Camp · Aug 16, 2026
Philadelphia Eagles Camp Update — August 16: Hurts Sat in Baltimore, the Install Untested
Jalen Hurts and the new offense sat out Baltimore entirely, so the one preseason test we wanted stayed untaken while the backups managed 159 yards in a 24-7 loss. Smith and Lemon are still rehabbing hamstrings, Greenard is still weeks away, and the July math sits exactly where we left it.
- Camp · Aug 9, 2026
Philadelphia Eagles Camp Update — August 9: Jalen Hurts Under Center Half the Time
Half the first-team reps from under center, half with motion, misdirection everywhere, designed quarterback runs — Sean Mannion's install is visibly the modernization the July preview said his job was. The caveats are soft tissue: both hamstrings in the receiver room belong to DeVonta Smith and Makai Lemon.
- 2026 Preview
Philadelphia Eagles 2026 Season Preview — Champagne Price, Coin-Flip Receipts
Philadelphia repeated in the NFC East at 11-and-6, lost at home in January, traded A.J. Brown — and still carries the division's highest price; the one-score math says the record was already borrowed.
- Season Review
11-6 regular season
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8 picks in the 2026 NFL Draft
- Week 3
Eagles 7, Bears 27 — Week 3: First and Goal at the One, No Points
Philadelphia lost 27-7 in Chicago on Monday night, never led, and put up -20.1 expected points on 28 pass plays — the worst per-play passing game of any team's 96 games this season — with two interceptions, two sacks and a lost fumble, one of the picks thrown from the Chicago 2 with the Eagles down 7-0.
- Week 2
Eagles 24, Titans 20 — Week 2: Sixty-Five Yards, No Timeouts
Philadelphia won 24-20 at Tennessee on a 3-yard touchdown pass with 14 seconds left, capping a 65-yard drive with no timeouts, after converting 11 of 18 third downs and surviving a minus-2 turnover margin, a 92-yard interception return and a run game held to 89 yards on 32 rush plays.
- Week 1
Eagles 24, Commanders 22 — Week 1: Ten First Downs and a Blocked Kick
Philadelphia beat Washington twenty-four to twenty-two at home with ten first downs to the Commanders' twenty, fifty-one offensive snaps to sixty-eight, and no turnovers either way. Three touchdown passes, a forty-two-yard run and a twenty-two-yard scramble on third and eighteen did the scoring; Jalen Carter's blocked extra point in the second quarter is why Washington needed a two-point conversion at the end, and the two-point try failed.
- Week 3 · What Repeats
Eagles, Week 3 — What Repeats: Three Loose Balls, Two Picks
Philadelphia's quarterbacks threw 3 interception-worthy balls on 26 throws in Chicago, 11.5 percent and one of the four highest rates in the league this week, against 2.2 percent across last season, after none in Week 1 and one in Week 2; the Bears sent five or more rushers on 16 of 31 dropbacks, the offense saw last season's box and still gained 5.2 a run, and the defense has now faced 88 throws this season without one charted interception-worthy ball.
- Week 2 · What Repeats
Eagles, Week 2 — What Repeats: Five of Six Sacks on Hurts
Two of the three sacks in Nashville were charted as Jalen Hurts's own fault after all three were in Week 1, five in two games against nine in the whole 2025 regular season, while his throws recovered to 73 percent catchable, the offense saw six or fewer in the box on 60 percent of designed runs for a second straight week and gained 78 yards on 30 of them, and the defense has now faced 54 throws without one charted interception-worthy ball.
- Week 1 · What Repeats
Eagles, Week 1 — What Repeats: All Three Sacks Were on Hurts
The charting from the Washington game says all three sacks Jalen Hurts took were charted as the quarterback's own fault — 3 of 28 dropbacks, 10.7 percent against 1.9 percent across all of 2025 — and only 16 of his 25 throws were catchable, 64 percent, 23rd in the league in Week 1, on an afternoon he threw three touchdowns, zero interception-worthy balls and the offense used motion on 50 percent of charted plays against 37 percent last season.
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