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The NFL’s preseason schedule for national games was set and announced on Wednesday, with the Browns and Jets kicking things off in the Hall of Fame game from Canton, Ohio. Philadelphia will face three AFC foes during the summer. Here’s the complete …
The NFL’s preseason schedule for national games was set and announced on Wednesday, with the Browns and Jets kicking things off in the Hall of Fame game from Canton, Ohio.
Philadelphia will face three AFC foes during the summer.
Here’s the complete preseason schedule, week by week, below:
We’re ranking the quarterbacks the Philadelphia Eagles will face during the 2023 NFL season from top to bottom
The 2023 NFL schedule has been released, and the Philadelphia Eagles will face seven quarterbacks that led 2022 playoff teams.
The most brutal schedule in the league, the Birds will open up in New England on a Tom Brady appreciation afternoon.
With the final week of OTAs upon us, we’re ranking the 14 quarterbacks Philadelphia face in 2023 from best to worst.
NFL Network’s Adam Rank is sharing his early game predictions for the Philadelphia Eagles in 2023, and his final record prediction might surprise you.
Philadelphia is coming off a 14-win season, the best regular finish in franchise history, and a 38-35 loss to the Chiefs in the Super Bowl.
All was not lost, as the Birds retooled in the draft, landing Jalen Carter and Nolan Smith with their two first-round picks.
They then swung a draft night trade for Lions running back D’Andre Swift after signing Rashaad Penny in free agency.
Even with all the personnel and coaching staff changes, there are high expectations for Philadelphia heading into 2023.
The Eagles’ schedule is the NFL’s most challenging slate of games, and the experts are predicting a drop-off thanks to a brutal seven-week stretch starting before the bye.
We shared our way-too-early game-by-game predictions back in May, and now, NFL Network’s Adam Rank is doing the same.
Here’s a look at how Rank sees each game shaking out for the Eagles in 2023, which includes a surprising record.
We’re looking at the NFL expert predictions for the Philadelphia Eagles 2023 regular season schedule
The Eagles released their full, 17-game schedule for the 2023 season, and it’s one of the most difficult in recent memory.
Nick Sirianni’s team will play six games against the NFC East, four games against the AFC East, four games against the NFC West, and one game each against the Vikings, Buccaneers, and a 17th contest against the Chiefs.
The NFL experts have revealed their 2023 predictions, and Philadelphia isn’t projected to dip below ten victories, without only one pundit believing the Eagles will face a dip in win totals.
We’re looking at how the NFL new flex scheduling for Thursday Night Football could impact the Philadelphia Eagles
The NFL is the most significant business in town, and that could have teams playing two games in four or five days multiple times thanks to a new proposal.
Adam Schefter reports that NFL owners have approved a proposal allowing flex scheduling for Amazon’s Thursday Night Football in a move that will undoubtedly impact the Philadelphia Eagles.
Flexing for Thursday Night Football just passed, 24-8, per source.
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) May 22, 2023
The scheduling can start in weeks 13-17, teams can only be flexed twice on Thursday night, and the NFL has to give the selected teams 28 days’ notice before announcing the move.
NFL will now allow for teams to play multiple TNF games in a season, which opens the possibility that some teams could wind up off the hook completely in a given season.
Will be interesting to get reaction from the first team(s) to get two TNF games. https://t.co/Ph6n87igt9
— Albert Breer (@AlbertBreer) March 28, 2023
Raiders owner Mark Davis was among a group led most notably by New York Giants co-owner John Mara – who didn’t support the proposed scheduling tweak in primetime Thursday games.
The move now provides the NFL’s newest streaming partner with more attractive matchups later in the season.
The Philadelphia Eagles 2023 preseason opener against the Baltimore Ravens has been rescheduled for August 12
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Philadelphia’s preseason opener at Baltimore has been rescheduled, the team announced. The Ravens announced a change to the preseason calendar on Monday.
The matchup was originally scheduled for Friday, August 11, and has been moved one day back to Saturday, August 12.
Kickoff is set for 7 PM.
Update your calendars 🗓#FlyEaglesFly pic.twitter.com/ctHfy6lxAo
— Philadelphia Eagles (@Eagles) May 22, 2023
All three of the Eagles’ preseason games are against AFC foes.
Following the opener at the Ravens, Philadelphia will host Cleveland for two days of joint practices before a weekend matchup.
The preseason ends for the Eagles on Thursday, August 24, against former Eagles offensive coordinator Shane Steichen and the Indianapolis Colts.
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Here’s everything we know about the Philadelphia Eagles 2023 regular season NFL schedule
The Philadelphia Eagles released their full, 17-game schedule for the 2023 season last Thursday night, and it’s one of the most difficult in recent memory.
Nick Sirianni’s team will play six games against the NFC East, four games against the AFC East, four games against the NFC West, and one game each against the Vikings, Buccaneers, and a 17th contest against the Chiefs.
We’ve compiled everything fans should know about the Eagles’ 2023 schedule, from the bye week, prime-time games, the season opener, tough stretches, and more.
Here’s what to know about the schedule.
There are cakewalks in the NFL, but we are still ranking the Philadelphia Eagles 2023 opponents from easiest to toughest
The 2023 NFL schedule has been revealed, and the Philadelphia Eagles will face a six to seven-week gauntlet of playoff teams starting in Week 9.
Over eight weeks starting in Week 9 and including the bye, the Eagles will face the Cowboys twice, along with the Chiefs, Bills, 49ers, and Giants.
Philadelphia has the league’s most challenging schedule, and we’re ranking the opponents from easiest to the toughest.
We’re looking at three potential trap games for the Philadelphia Eagles on their 2023 regular season schedule
The NFL is the one professional sports league with the most parity, and although there are no cakewalks, there is undoubtedly the recipe for an unexpected disaster.
Philadelphia will enter training camp as a Super Bowl favorite while being tied for the highest over/under total in terms of wins.
Still, there’s always a possibility of a slip-up.
With that, here are three potential trap games for the Eagles in their 2023 schedule:
Jason Kelce says this season is going to be harder for the Philadelphia Eagles and they’ll be starting from the bottom
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The Eagles are starting from the bottom this spring, working to forget everything about 2022 as the team works to make history in 2023.
Philadelphia has retooled on both sides of the ball, they’re no apparent weaknesses, and their franchise quarterback has been signed to a long-term deal.
Even with all of the preseason hype, the legendary Jason Kelce is saying not so fast, predicting this season will be much more complicated than the last.
“I’m having fun every day being here with like-minded individuals in this environment. I’m not ready to stop and I’m excited to see this team evolve. We’re starting, in my mind, from ground one and in some ways it’s going to be harder than last season.” – C Jason Kelce pic.twitter.com/SbXz3zTRWq
— Dave Spadaro (@EaglesInsider) May 17, 2023
Kelce returned for his 13th season after considering retirement, and the challenge of repeat success was most instrumental.
“In some ways, it’s going to be harder. When you do win and have a successful year, all offseason, all the offenses are looking to steal things that you do well. All the defenses are looking to stop the innovative, creative things that you’re doing so you have more eyes on you. You have more time being spent around the things that you do structurally. We have a lot to prove and it’s going to be even harder to have a really, really good season.”
The Eagles added Rashaad Penny to the offense during free agency and then acquired D’Andre Swift on draft night, while also selecting three more Georgia Bulldog defenders.
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