Philadelphia Eagles Secure 2026 Schedule, Set Up for Tough Stretch of Games.
The Philadelphia Eagles have officially announced their opponents in the 2026 NFL season. As division champions last year, they'll be treated to a first-place schedule that includes twice-a-year matchups against NFC East rivals Dallas Cowboys and New York Giants, as well as Washington Commanders. The teams will also face off with two other NFC East foes on each home and away stretch.
A tough road awaits the Eagles as they'll be required to play both the entire NFC West division – featuring Los Angeles Rams and Seattle Seahawks – alongside AFC South clubs Houston Texans and Indianapolis Colts. Moreover, they'll need to take on first-place finishers from the NFC North - Chicago Bears will serve as their opponent - and AFC North - Pittsburgh Steelers will also be on their schedule.
The Eagles' home games for 2026 include matchups against Cowboys, Giants, Commanders, Rams, Seahawks, Texans, Colts, Panthers (NFC South winner), and Steelers. As for away games, they'll face Cowboys, Giants, Commanders, San Francisco 49ers, Cardinals, Jaguars, Titans, Bears (NFC North winner). The spring schedule will determine the order of these matchups.
The Philadelphia Eagles have officially announced their opponents in the 2026 NFL season. As division champions last year, they'll be treated to a first-place schedule that includes twice-a-year matchups against NFC East rivals Dallas Cowboys and New York Giants, as well as Washington Commanders. The teams will also face off with two other NFC East foes on each home and away stretch.
A tough road awaits the Eagles as they'll be required to play both the entire NFC West division – featuring Los Angeles Rams and Seattle Seahawks – alongside AFC South clubs Houston Texans and Indianapolis Colts. Moreover, they'll need to take on first-place finishers from the NFC North - Chicago Bears will serve as their opponent - and AFC North - Pittsburgh Steelers will also be on their schedule.
The Eagles' home games for 2026 include matchups against Cowboys, Giants, Commanders, Rams, Seahawks, Texans, Colts, Panthers (NFC South winner), and Steelers. As for away games, they'll face Cowboys, Giants, Commanders, San Francisco 49ers, Cardinals, Jaguars, Titans, Bears (NFC North winner). The spring schedule will determine the order of these matchups.
. They're like trying to juggle too many balls at once - NFC East, AFC South, NFC North... it's all just gonna be one big headache 
. I remember when Donovan McNabb was playing, we thought those division games were tough... now they've got Houston and Indy on top of that 
. The Panthers are gonna be a wild card in the NFC South, can you imagine if they win it all? 
. I'm just worried about how well our team is gonna hold up, especially with all these tough matchups coming up... 
they got some serious powerhouses in their division with cowboys and giants on repeat, plus they gotta take on the whole nfc west and afc south that's a lot of travel and back-to-backs. also gotta respect the bears and steelers coming to philly which is always a fun game 
They're gonna have to navigate through some tough NFC East games with those Cowboys and Giants teams, not to mention facing off against the Rams and Seahawks in the NFC West. And if they can't get it together, those AFC South clubs like Texans and Colts could be their downfall. Plus, being on a first-place schedule means there's no room for error when you're playing all these top-notch teams back-to-back. I think Jalen Hurts is gonna need to bring his A-game to keep the Eagles on track! 
eagles are gonna have to play dallas cowboys TWICE, that's like wat r they even doin?! 
and i gotta feel for them when they get to play chicago bears, thats like the ultimate test right? 
! They'll have some tough home games against the Cowboys and Giants twice a year, which is no joke. And let's not forget those road trips to Seattle and Chicago... I'm not sure even their fans are ready for this 
