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How to buy Philadelphia Eagles vs. Washington Commanders tickets

Want to watch the Philadelphia Eagles vs. Washington Commanders in person on Thursday, Nov. 14? Tickets still remain for as little as $97.

The Philadelphia Eagles and Washington Commanders get set for a Thursday night matchup to kick off the NFL’s Week 11 action, and if you want to see the game live and in person, here are the ticket details you need to know as the date quickly approaches.

The Eagles are perched atop the National Football Conference East standings with a 7-2 record so far this season. Led by running back Saquon Barkley and quarterback Jalen Hurts, Philly has been mostly a middle-of-the-pack squad on offense — and defense as well, but seem to be hitting their stride.

The Commanders are just a half-game back behind their Thursday night opponent with a 7-3 record. Washington and Philadelphia have pulled themselves away from the pack in their division, with the Dallas Cowboys and New York Giants both helplessly flailing.

The Philadelphia Eagles will host the Washington Commanders on Thursday, Nov. 14 at 8:30 p.m. ET, with the division lead up for grabs.

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How to buy Philadelphia vs. Washington football tickets

You do not want to miss this battle for the NFC East pole position on Thursday night. Not only is it an appetizer for the upcoming football schedule this weekend, it also might be one of the best games this week overall.

At the time of publication, the cheapest available tickets for the Philadelphia Eagles vs. Washington Commanders are $97.

How to buy Philadelphia Eagles vs. Washington Commanders tickets

Want to watch the Philadelphia Eagles vs. Washington Commanders in person on Thursday, Nov. 14? Tickets still remain for as little as $97.

The Philadelphia Eagles will host the Washington Commanders on Thursday, Nov. 14 at 8:30 p.m. ET, with the division lead up for grabs.

How to buy Philadelphia vs. Washington football tickets

At the time of publication, the cheapest available tickets for the Philadelphia Eagles vs. Washington Commanders are $97.

How to buy Philadelphia Eagles vs. Washington Commanders tickets

Want to watch the Philadelphia Eagles vs. Washington Commanders in person on Thursday, Nov. 14? Tickets still remain for as little as $97.

The Philadelphia Eagles will host the Washington Commanders on Thursday, Nov. 14 at 8:30 p.m. ET, with the division lead up for grabs.

How to buy Philadelphia vs. Washington football tickets

At the time of publication, the cheapest available tickets for the Philadelphia Eagles vs. Washington Commanders are $97.

Every former Georgia football player on the Philadelphia Eagles

The Philadelphia Eagles have an six former Georgia Bulldogs (most in the NFL) on their roster for the 2024 NFL season

The Philadelphia Eagles have the most Georgia Bulldogs on their roster of any team in the NFL for a second consecutive season. The Eagles have invested a significant amount of NFL draft capital on former Georgia Bulldogs. Philadelphia spent recent first round picks on Jalen Carter, Jordan Davis and Nolan Smith.

The Eagles have five former Georgia Bulldogs on their active roster and one former Dawg on their practice squad. Many Georgia fans have a soft spot for Philadelphia due to the Eagles’ penchant for drafting Bulldogs.

Philadelphia is coming off a playoff appearance and should be a contender again in 2024. The Eagles rely on several Georgia Bulldogs on their defense.

Who are all six Georgia Bulldogs on the Eagles?

Defensive lineman Jalen Carter

The Eagles selected Jalen Carter with the No. 9 selection of the 2023 NFL draft. Carter and his former teammate, Jordan Davis, wreck havoc along Philadelphia’s defensive interior. Carter recorded 33 tackles and six sacks during his rookie season with the Eagles.

Defensive lineman Jordan Davis

Philadelphia drafted Georgia defensive tackle Jordan Davis in the first round of the 2022 NFL draft. Davis recorded 45 tackles and 2.5 sacks during the 2023 season with Philadelphia.

Edge rusher Nolan Smith

The Eagles drafted Nolan Smith with the No. 30 pick of the 2023 NFL draft. Last season, Smith recorded 18 tackles and one sack in limited playing time. He’s anticipated to have a much larger role in 2024.

Cornerback Kelee Ringo

Georgia defensive back Kelee Ringo fell to the fourth round of the 2023 NFL draft. Ringo has the tools to be a starting defensive back in the NFL. Ringo totaled 22 tackles and one interception during his rookie season with the Eagles.

Linebacker Nakobe Dean

Philadelphia drafted Nakobe Dean with the No. 83 pick of the 2022 NFL draft. Dean has held a small role during his first two NFL seasons, but should see more playing time in 2024 and is a potential starter. He recorded 30 tackles and half of a sack in 2023..

Wide receiver Marcus Rosemy-Jacksaint

Former wide receiver Marcus Rosemy-Jacksaint went undrafted in the 2024 NFL draft. Rosemy-Jacksaint signed with the Washington Commanders after the draft, but failed to make the Commanders’ 53-man roster. Now, he is on the the Eagles’ practice squad.

Former Georgia star is the NFL’s highest-graded rookie

Former Georgia football defensive lineman has the highest PFF grade of any rookie in the NFL

Former Georgia Bulldogs defensive lineman Jalen Carter is making waves with the Philadelphia Eagles in the NFL. In fact, Carter has Pro Football Focus’ highest-grade of any rookie in the NFL through first 13 weeks of the season. Carter has a grade of 89.9.

Carter has made an instant impact for Philadelphia as a rookie. Carter has 4.0 sacks and 26 total tackles after Week 13. The Eagles have the best record in the NFL at 10-2.

Carter, who was once considered the top prospect in the draft, slid in the first round of the 2023 NFL draft. It worked out well for Carter, who was the No. 9 pick of the draft. He found a perfect fit with the Philadelphia Eagles. The Eagles have several of Carter’s former Georgia Bulldog teammates and one of the best pass rushes in the NFL.

Carter will go down as one of the steals of the 2023 NFL draft if he keeps up this level of play.

Georgia football fans should watch the Eagles play the Dallas Cowboys (9-3) on Dec. 10 at 8:20 p.m. ET. The Eagles and Cowboys are battling for NFC East supremacy.

Former Georgia Bulldog is the NFL’s highest-graded interior defender

Former Georgia football defensive lineman has the highest PFF grade of any interior defender after four weeks

Former Georgia Bulldogs defensive lineman Jalen Carter is off to an excellent start to his NFL career. Carter, a rookie, plays for the Philadelphia Eagles, who are 4-0 to start the NFL season.

Carter is partially responsible for the Eagles’ hot start to the year. The former Georgia Bulldog has Pro Football Focus’ highest-grade of any interior defender in the NFL. Carter has a grade of 92.2.

It is extremely impressive that Jalen Carter is already so impactful as a rookie. Carter has a higher PFF grade than Los Angeles Rams superstar Aaron Donald and other elite interior defenders.

Carter, who was once considered the top prospect in the draft, slid in the first round of the 2023 NFL draft. It worked out well for Carter. He found a perfect fit with the Philadelphia Eagles. The Eagles have several of Carter’s former Georgia Bulldog teammates and one of the best pass rushes in the NFL.

Jalen Carter will end up going down as one of the steals of the 2023 NFL draft if he keeps up this level of play. The standout Eagles’ rookie has eight tackles, two forced fumbles and 1.5 sacks through his first four career NFL games.

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Georgia football fans should watch the Eagles play the Los Angeles Rams on Oct. 8 at 4:05 p.m. ET. The Eagles and Rams have nine former Georgia Bulldogs that could be playing in that contest. Former Georgia quarterback Stetson Bennett will no be eligible to return for the Eagles-Rams game.

Former Georgia Bulldog named NFL’s highest-graded rookie in Week 1

Former UGA football defensive lineman receives PFF’s highest Week 1 grade of any rookie

Former Georgia Bulldogs defensive lineman Jalen Carter was an absolute menace in Week 1 of the NFL season. Carter, a rookie on the Philadelphia Eagles, recorded eight pressures and one sack against the New England Patriots.

As a result, Carter was Pro Football Focus’ highest-graded NFL rookie in Week 1. Carter had a grade of 92.1.

Carter slid in the first round of the 2023 NFL draft. However, he found a perfect home with the Philadelphia Eagles. The Eagles have several of Carter’s former Georgia Bulldog teammates and one of the fiercest pass rushes in the NFL.

Carter played a big role in Philadelphia’s 25-20 road win over the New England Patriots. Georgia football fans can watch the Eagles on Sept. 14 at 8:15 p.m. ET when they play host to the Minnesota Vikings.

Highest graded rookies from Week 1⭐️ pic.twitter.com/UWdkJYWY37

— PFF College (@PFF_College) September 13, 2023

Jalen Carter will end up going down as one of the steals of the 2023 NFL draft if he keeps up this level of play.

Photos: Georgia Bulldogs on the Philadelphia Eagles

The Philadelphia Eagles have six Georgia Bulldogs on their roster. The Eagles have acquired all six former Dawgs over the past two years.

The Philadelphia Eagles have an NFL-high six Georgia Bulldogs on their roster. Philadelphia won the NFC title during the 2022 NFL season and is looking to return to the Super Bowl in 2023.

The Eagles have been quick to acquire former Georgia Bulldogs over the past two offseasons. In fact, Philadelphia has drafted five Georgia Bulldogs over the past two NFL drafts. Additionally, the Eagles traded for former Georgia star running back D’Andre Swift in the 2023 NFL offseason.

Georgia fans are certainly rooting for the Eagles in 2023.

Who are all six Georgia Bulldogs on the Philadelphia Eagles?

WATCH: Cameron Dicker makes his first NFL field goal

Dicker the Kicker makes his first NFL kick during Red River weekend.

Cameron Dicker made his first NFL kick on Sunday. The former Texas star connected on a 42-yard field goal to put the Philadelphia Eagles up 17-10.

Dicker recently was signed by Philadelphia after not finding a permanent home for the season. It’s only fitting the former Texas kicker would make his first NFL kick on the same weekend as Texas’ annual game with Oklahoma.

Dicker immortalized himself in Red River lore with his game-winning kick in the 2018 Red River Shootout. Gus Johnson’s famous call made him synonymous with elite kicking ability. Johnson announced Cameron to the world as Dicker the Kicker as he kicked the Sooners into defeat.

Cameron Dicker drills his first NFL field goal. pic.twitter.com/Qss5dDFpW8

— CJ Vogel (@CJVogel_TFB) October 9, 2022

Heading into the season, Texas had concerns about whether or not it could perform without the former Longhorn’s consistent kicking ability. It appears things are working out for Dicker and Texas as Bert Auburn has had a good season.

The Longhorn legend figures to have many more meaningful opportunities as the Eagles push for a playoff berth.

Former Husker center continues to have impressive preseason

Another impressive preseason outing for the rookie.

A former Husker offensive lineman continues to impress in his first fall camp in the National Football League. Center Cam Jurgens made another big impression on scouts, coaches, fans, and teammates alike with his performance against the Cleveland Browns over the weekend. This isn’t the first time the Beatrice, Nebraska native gave Eagles nation something to be excited about, as his debut against the New York Jets gave fans a reason to look forward to the future.

Current All-Pro Eagles Center Jason Kelce has been singing Jurgens’s praises throughout camp and played a crucial role in getting the Husker center to Philidelphia. Kelce told the Philadelphia Inquirer’s Josh Tolentino that he helped evaluate Jurgens during pre-draft evaluations. He told Tolentino,

“I’m pretty excited about the kid, I liked him a lot. I like his tools. I like his mentality. I think I’ve looked at a few guys the past couple of years when they’ve asked my opinions. He’s here obviously because [offensive line coach] Jeff Stoutland and Howie Roseman, Nick Sirianni, all these people, watched his tape and really believe in him. I think, although he does have a lot of similar traits to me, he’s going to be his own player, and I’m looking forward to helping out any of these young guys, in particular Cam.”

The Eagle’s following preseason action is Saturday against the Miami Dolphins. Below is a collection of media and scout evaluations of Jurgens’s plays against Cleveland over the weekend.