Philadelphia Eagles schedule: Games, dates, TV channels, predictions for 2025
Philadelphia Eagles schedule: Games, dates, TV channels, predictions for 2025
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The Philadelphia Eagles ended the Kansas City Chiefs' bid to become the first-ever team to win three consecutive Super Bowls. Now, the Eagles will look to join the exclusive group of NFL teams to win back-to-back Super Bowls.
Philadelphia is navigating a lot of defensive turnover. Key players like C.J. Gardner-Johnson, Darius Slay, Josh Sweat and Milton Williams will all be playing for new teams in 2025. As such, defensive coordinator Vic Fangio will be tasked with coaching up younger players as they move into more prominent roles in the Eagles' defense.
Offensively, things will remain closer to status quo for the Eagles. The only starter the team is set to replace is right guard Mekhi Becton, and Philadelphia has the depth needed to replace the big-bodied blocker.
The lone significant concern with the Eagles' offense is whether their famed "Tush Push" play will be outlawed by the NFL. If so, Philadelphia will need to figure out a different way to execute at a high level in short-yardage situations.
But even if that play is banned, the Eagles will still be tough to beat consistently given their strong roster. Here's a look at who Philadelphia is set to play in 2025 as their focus begins to shift to defending their Super Bowl title.
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Philadelphia Eagles schedule 2025
This section will be updated when the NFL schedule is released on Wednesday, May 14.
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Eagles record prediction 2025
Record prediction: 11-6
The Eagles should once again be among the NFC's best teams in 2025, but they will face a tougher path to contention.
Philadelphia is set to have the fourth-hardest schedule in the NFL for the 2025 season, per Sharp Football Analysis. Comparatively, they had the fourth-easiest schedule in the league last season en route to a 14-3 record.
The Eagles have some daunting road games on their ledger. They have to play the Bills, Chiefs and Packers in hostile environments, highlighting the difficulties that will involve them facing every AFC West and NFC North teams as part of the NFL's yearly rotating schedule. Their own division could also be difficult, especially if the Commanders take a significant step forward in Jayden Daniels' second season.
Philadelphia still has the talent needed to be one of the best teams in the NFC. That said, given the Eagles' difficult schedule, the defensive changes they have made this offseason and the fact they are coming off a Super Bowl win, it wouldn't be a surprise to see the Eagles get off to a slower start and win fewer games than they did last regular season as a result.
Eagles opponents 2025
Below is a full list of Philadelphia's opponents for the upcoming season.
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