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TV broadcast map for Eagles at Giants in Week 18

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.

Eagles 53-man roster for season finale vs. Giants

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.

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.

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.

5 Milestones Eagles can reach in Week 18 matchup vs. Giants

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.

Eagles Injury Report: DeVonta Smith remains sidelined with an ankle injury

The Philadelphia Eagles released their second injury report ahead of the Week 18 matchup against the Giants, and DeVonta Smith remains sidelined

The Eagles released their Thursday injury report for the regular season finale against the Giants, and DeVonta Smith remains sidelined with an ankle injury.

Darius Slay was a limited participant along with Jordan Davis.

Zach Cunningham, Haason Reddick and Avonte Maddox were all full participants as the Eagles near full strength on their 53-man roster.

Philadelphia returned to the practice field ahead of Sunday’s finale in which several starters could be rested.

D’Andre Swift among six Eagles named to NFC Pro Bowl

D’Andre Swift is among six Philadelphia Eagles named to the NFC Pro Bowl

The Eagles have lost four of their last five, but their 11 wins are still among the NFL’s best and they were properly represented on the NFC Pro Bowl roster.

D’Andre Swift earned his first 1,000-yard season in 2023, and his first Pro Bowl nod as well, becoming one of six Birds to earn a nomination.

wide receiver A.J. Brown (starter, 3rd selection), guard Landon Dickerson (reserve, 2nd selection), tackle Lane Johnson (starter, 5th selection), center Jason Kelce (starter, 7th selection), linebacker Haason Reddick (reserve, 2nd selection), and running back Swift (reserve, 1st selection).

Philadelphia had 9 Pro Bowl alternates: kicker Jake Elliott (1st alternate), quarterback Jalen Hurts (1st), cornerback Darius Slay (1st), return specialist Britain Covey (2nd), defensive end Josh Sweat (2nd), tackle Jordan Mailata (3rd), defensive tackle Jalen Carter (4th), tight end Dallas Goedert (4th), and guard Cam Jurgens (5th).

The 2024 Pro Bowl Games are scheduled to take place on Thursday, February 1 in Orlando.

Eagles Injury Report: Darius Slay returns to practice ahead of matchup vs. Giants

The Philadelphia Eagles released their first injury report ahead of the Week 18 matchup against the Giants, and Darius Slay returned to practice

The Eagles released their injury report for the regular season finale against the Giants, and Darius Slay returned to practice after missing three games.

Slay was a limited participant along with Zach Cunningham and Avonte Maddox.

Philadelphia held a walkthrough on Wednesday, and the injury report was an estimation.

Takeaways and observations from Eagles 33-25 win over Giants in Week 16

We’re looking at takeaways and observations from the Philadelphia Eagles 33-25 win over New York Giants in Week 16

Philadelphia snapped a three-game losing streak and needs to beat Arizona next week and defeat the Giants again in the season finale to finish atop the NFC East.

The Eagles (11-4) now hold a one-game lead over the Cowboys in the NFC East after their 33-25 win over the Giants on Christmas Day.   Philadelphia is 11-0 at the Linc against New York since 2014 and beat the Giants three times last season in Brian Daboll’s first season.

With the matchup complete, here are takeaways and observations of the ugly win.

Instant analysis of Eagles 33-25 win over the Giants on Christmas Day

We’re looking at the instant analysis of the Philadelphia Eagles 33-25 win over the New York Giants on Christmas Day at Lincoln Financial Field

It wasn’t pretty, but the Eagles (11-4) now hold a one-game lead over the Cowboys in the NFC East after their 33-25 win over the Giants on Christmas Day.

Philadelphia snapped a three-game losing streak and needs to beat Arizona next week and defeat the Giants again in the season finale to finish atop the NFC East.

The Eagles are 11-0 at the Linc against New York since 2014 and beat the Giants three times last season in Brian Daboll’s first season.

With the matchup complete, here’s an instant analysis of the ugly win.

Highlights and takeaways from first half as Eagles hold a 20-3 lead over Giants

We’re looking at takeaways from the first half as the Philadelphia Eagles hold a 20-3 lead over the New York Giants on Christmas Day

The Eagles needed some good vibes at Lincoln Financial Field, and through one half of play, Matt Patricia’s defense has been stout while holding Brian Daboll’s offense to three total points.

On offense, A.J. Brown broke DeVonta Smith’s record for receptions in a season, while Jalen Hurts moved past Cam Newton for rushing touchdowns in a season.

Philadelphia is up 20-3, with room for more efficiency.

With the second half underway, we’re looking at highlights and takeaways from the first half.