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We’re looking at where Philadelphia Eagles offensive players ranked in PFF grades this season
Philadelphia finished the 2023 NFL regular season 11-6 after a 27-10 loss to the Giants in the season finale, and they’ll look to regroup while entering the postseason with a fresh outlook.
The Eagles had standouts on both sides of the football, and with preparation for the Buccaneers set to begin, we took an early look at the highest and lowest-graded players from this season via PFF.
Today we will look at where Philadelphia offensive players ranked in the NFL among their peers.
We’re looking at the Philadelphia Eagles highest and lowest-graded players from the 2023 NFL Regular Season
The 2023 NFL regular season is over for 18 teams who, because of injuries, lack of talent, or inconsistency, will now watch the most important tournament in all sports.
The 14 teams representing the AFC and NFC in the 2024 NFL postseason have been set, and both conferences have multiple teams capable of bringing home a Lombardi Trophy.
Philadelphia finished 11-6 after a 27-10 loss to the Giants in the season finale, and they’ll look to regroup while entering the postseason with a fresh outlook.
The Eagles had standouts on both sides of the football, and with preparation for the Buccaneers set to begin, we’re looking at the highest and lowest-graded players from this season via PFF.
We’re looing at the snap counts and playing time percentages from the Philadelphia Eagles 27-10 loss to the New York Giants in Week 18
The Eagles are taking the restart approach to the postseason after a disappointing 27-10 loss to the New York Giants in the regular season finale.
Philadelphia was already without DeVonta Smith and Darius Slay and lost A.J. Brown to a knee injury that’s not considered serious. After quarterback Jalen Hurts suffered a finger injury and Dallas started to pull away from Washington, head coach Nick Sirianni pulled his remaining starters.
With preparation for the Monday night matchup against the Buccaneers to begin on Wednesday, we’re looking at the snap count and playing time percentages from Sunday’s loss.
We’re looking at seven takeaways from the first half as the New York Giants are blowing out the Eagles 24-0 at MetLife Stadium
In a first half that can only be described as absolutely maddening, the Eagles have played uninspired football and trail the New York Giants 24-0 at the half.
In a matchup that should have started with the starters and key contributors getting rest, Philadelphia was forced to wave the white towel and avoid further deflating his team’s confidence.
Dallas leads Washington 21-10 in the first half, meaning they’ll likely win the NFC East, and the Eagles will travel to Tampa and face Baker Mayfield and the Buccaneers in a rematch of a Philadelphia win on Monday Night Football.
With the second half about to start, here are takeaways from the first half.
Fletcher Cox is among six players inactive for the Philadelphia Eagles Week 18 matchup against the New York Giants
The Eagles released their inactive list for the season finale, and Fletcher Cox is among six players ruled out.
It’ll be a rest day for Cox, while D’Andre Swift (illness), Darius Slay (knee), and DeVonta Smith (ankle) were previously ruled out.
Today's inactives #PHIvsNYG pic.twitter.com/7BCuzbiXnh
— Philadelphia Eagles (@Eagles) January 7, 2024
Linebacker Zach Cunningham, who missed the last three games because of a knee injury, returns to the field today as the Eagles get fully healthy at linebacker.
Philadelphia elevated safety Tristin McCollum from the practice squad yesterday.
The Giants will be without starting center John Michael Schmitz and cornerback Deonte Banks, who are inactive due to injuries.
Eagles at Giants: 6 things to watch for in Week 18
The Eagles (11-5) and Giants (5-11) will meet for the second time in three weeks, with both teams having something to gain and a lot to lose.
A Philadelphia win and Dallas loss to Washington would give Nick Sirianni’s team the NFC East and a viable shot at the No. 2 seed.
For the Giants, a loss increases the chances for a top-three pick in the 2024 NFL draft.
With kickoff fast approaching, we’re looking at six things to watch in this must-see Week 18 season finale from MetLife Stadium.
We’re looking at the TV Broadcast Map for the Week 18 season finale between the Philadelphia Eagles and New York Giants
With the Eagles losing four of their last five games, head coach Nick Sirianni is expected to play all his available starters and contributors in the season finale against the Giants.
The Birds have about a 13% chance to win the division, and crazy things happen during the final week of the regular season.
The second of two matchups against the New York Giants in the past three weeks, Philadelphia will look to win and hope for a Dallas loss to Washington to secure the NFC East and No. 2 overall seed.
With kickoff fast approaching, here’s the TV Broadcast Map for Week 18 via 506 Sports.
We’re looking at the Philadelphia Eagles updated 53-man roster for their Week 18 season finale against the New York Giants at MetLife Stadium
With the Eagles losing four of their last five games, head coach Nick Sirianni is expected to play all his available starters and contributors in the season finale against the Giants.
Even with pundits and experts running with the sit-your-starters talking points, the Birds have about a 13% chance to win the division, and crazy things happen during the final week of the regular season.
The second of two matchups against the New York Giants in the past three weeks, Philadelphia will look to win and hope for a Dallas loss to Washington to secure the NFC East and No. 2 overall seed.
With kickoff fast approaching, here’s an updated 53-man roster for Week 18.
Eagles rule out CB Darius Slay and WR DeVonta Smith for regular-season finale vs. Giants.
The Eagles released their final injury report of the week, and the team has ruled out cornerback Darius Slay and wide receiver DeVonta Smith for Sunday’s season finale against the Giants.
Friday injury report #PHIvsNYG pic.twitter.com/DIinJY9b91
— Philadelphia Eagles (@Eagles) January 5, 2024
This is the first time in Smith’s three-year career that he will miss a game.
Cornerback Darius Slay (ankle) will miss his fourth consecutive game after not practicing on Friday. Slay was a limited participant on Wednesday and Thursday as he works his way back from knee surgery.
Jalen Hurts breaking Carson Wentz’s single-season passing record is among five milestones the Philadelphia Eagles can reach in Week 18
With the Eagles losing four of their last five games, head coach Nick Sirianni is expected to play all his available starters and contributors in the season finale against the Giants.
The second of two matchups against the New York Giants in the past three weeks, Philadelphia will look to win and hope for a Dallas loss to Washington to secure the NFC East and No. 2 overall seed.
There are more than wins to play for, and we’re looking at five milestones select Eagles can reach in Week 18.
