Now the 49ers are on the upswing and the Eagles look as if they’re lost again. They lead the NFC East, but have gone from 8-2 to 8-5, giving up 575 yards in the three losses. Hurts is spewing turnovers, and had two on one play (an interception and a lost fumble) on the same play in a 22-19 overtime loss to the Los Angeles Chargers.

After winning the Super Bowl earlier this year, the Philadelphia Eagles tried a new tactic to bring some good luck to the locker room.

The Philadelphia Eagles will try to end a three-game losing streak, and the ability of their QB to put his five-turnover game behind him will be crucial to making that happen.

The Philadelphia Eagles lost their third straight game on Monday against the Los Angeles Chargers. The AFC West team needed overtime to move past the Eagles and worsened the NFC East’s situation. Philadelphia fell to 8-5 ahead of Week 15 and left the race for the division title wide open.

Who's going to win the Super Bowl this year? The two teams that played in last year's Super Bowl, the Philadelphia Eagles and the Kansas City Chiefs, aren't looking too good. The Chiefs fell to 6-7 on the season with Sunday night's to the Texans.

Kenny Pickett won a Super Bowl ring with the Philadelphia Eagles less than a year ago. On Sunday, he’s in line to start against his former team at Lincoln Financial Field. Pickett is expected to start in place of Las Vegas Raiders quarterback Geno Smith, who is “unlikely” to play due to a shoulder injury, according to NFL.com’s Ian Rapoport.

The Philadelphia Eagles were viewed as Super Bowl contenders once again in 2025 after their NFL championship a season ago. However, this year has been anything but exceptional for Nick Sirianni’s team,

When in doubt, go to Dallas. One Eagles offensive player that has had a good season is tight end Dallas Goedert, a former second-round pick who currently leads the team with seven touchdown catches. He caught eight passes for 78 yards during Philadelphia's loss to the Chargers.

The Eagles host the 2-11 Las Vegas Raiders this week for a chance to change the discourse about the team, at least for one week.

Nick Sirianni is only half right. It is ridiculous to think that the Eagles might consider benching their Super Bowl MVP quarterback with four games left in the season and a division title all but assured.