What could the Eagles' path to the Super Bowl look like? We took a look.
Let's take a look at the Eagles' hypothetical path to potentially earning the team's second Lombardi Trophy in franchise history.
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Let's take a look at the Eagles' hypothetical path to potentially earning the team's second Lombardi Trophy in franchise history.
The Eagles will have a game the weekend of Jan. 21-22 against the lowest remaining seed out of Tampa Bay, Dallas, New York or Seattle in the divisional round.
The Eagles secured a bye in the NFC Wildcard Round of the playoffs, but we're thinking way ahead.
The Eagles secured a first-round bye for the NFL Playoffs, which also means they locked up home-field advantage up to the Super Bowl.
One sportsbook doesn't have the Eagles as the betting favorite to win the Super Bowl in the NFC or win the conference, despite the team being the No. 1 seed.
Both interviews could get done during the bye week.
The Eagles are the No. 1 seed in the NFC which means the road to the Super Bowl will go through Philadelphia as long as the Birds are in the mix.
The Eagles are the NFC East champs, clinched the No. 1 seed in the conference and own home-field advantage in the playoffs.
"Go Birds, I smell a division title."
Sunday afternoon is the Birds' final regular game against the New York Giants, and Jalen Hurts is expected to start.
Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni said in a news conference Friday morning Hurts was "trending in the right direction."
Sunday is going to be a busy day at the Sports Complex and that could cause some parking headaches for fans.
Nick Sirianni wouldn't confirm Jalen Hurts' status for Sunday's season finale against the Giants, but he says the team is hopeful.
Hurts has missed the past two games -- both losses -- since he suffered a right shoulder sprain against the Chicago Bears in Week 15.
Since the injury, Damar Hamlin is recovering in the hospital and moving in "a positive direction."
