PRESEASON

Week 1: Aug. 13-17 at Indianapolis Colts (NBC10, 94WIP)
Week 2: Aug. 20-24 at Miami Dolphins (NBC10, 94WIP)
Week 3: Aug. 27-30 vs. New England Patriots (NBC10, 94WIP)
Week 4: Thursday, Sept. 3 vs. New York Jets (NBC10, 94WIP)

REGULAR SEASON

Week 1: Sunday, Sept. 13 at Washington Redskins (1 PM, FOX, 94WIP)
Week 2: Sunday, Sept. 20 vs. Los Angeles Rams (1 PM, FOX, 94WIP)
Week 3: Sunday, Sept. 27 vs. Cincinnati Bengals (1 PM, CBS, 94WIP)
Week 4: Sunday, Oct. 4 at San Francisco 49ers (8:20 PM, NBC, 94WIP)
Week 5: Sunday, Oct. 11 at Pittsburgh Steelers (1 PM, FOX, 94WIP)
Week 6: Sunday, Oct. 18 vs. Baltimore Ravens (1 PM, CBS, 94WIP)
Week 7: Thursday, Oct. 22 vs. New York Giants (8:20 PM, FOX/NFLN/Amazon, 94WIP)
Week 8: Sunday, Nov. 1 vs. Dallas Cowboys (8:20 PM, NBC, 94WIP)
Week 9: BYE WEEK
Week 10: Sunday, Nov. 15 at New York Giants (1 PM, FOX, 94WIP)
Week 11: Sunday, Nov. 22 at Cleveland Browns (1 PM, FOX, 94WIP)
Week 12: Monday, Nov. 30 vs. Seattle Seahawks (8:15 PM, ESPN, 94WIP)
Week 13: Sunday, Dec. 6 at Green Bay Packers (4:25 PM, CBS, 94WIP)
Week 14: Sunday, Dec. 13 vs. New Orleans Saints (4:25 PM, FOX, 94WIP)
Week 15: Sunday, Dec. 20 at Arizona Cardinals (4:05 PM, FOX, 94WIP)
Week 16: Sunday, Dec. 27 at Dallas Cowboys (4:25 PM, FOX, 94WIP)
Week 17: Sunday, Jan. 3 vs. Washington Redskins (1 PM, FOX, 94WIP)

2 minutes ago, ManuManu said:

 

Finally the cardinals eagles game is in December when the weather is going to be awesome to go to. They almost always have it September or early October when it’s still hot. Going to that one if allowable. Gonna try to get out to SF for that game if they allow fans

3 minutes ago, VaBeach_Eagle said:

If you have NBC Sports Philadelphia, tonight at 10:30 they're airing 'Forever Philly, Nick Foles'. Most likely a re-run from a couple of years ago. 

It is.  They played it the other day as well.

Week 9 bye is great.

AND FINALLY a TNF home game!!!

The schedule is well spaced out. Bye week right in the middle. Seattle/GB/New Orleans will be a tough stretch though.

Week 9 bye is nice. 

The two trips weeks 15/16 bother me.

But I like the mini bye before Dallas week 8.

only three home games after the bye?

SF, Pitt, Baltimore

Seattle, GB, NO

2 brutal 3 game stretches

Weeks 12 - 14 look like the bracket busting they do in college hoops.  

Huge tie-breaker implications.

I'd rather play Dallas in the cold in December, but at least we get them in a night game.

Also, getting the Rams at 10am their time is low-key good. 

5 minutes ago, ManuManu said:

 

That's a fairly favorable schedule compared with some others we've seen handed out to this team.  

Thursday night game, at home, after a home game the Sunday before.  
Mini-bye before Dallas #1.

Toughest spot is the back to back road games at Ari and at Dal given the travel.  I wonder if the Eagles will consider staying out there like they did with the back to back California games in 2017.  It's not as far, but it's still pretty far.  

That stretch at the end of November until New Year's will be the area where we find out what this team is really made of.  Seattle, GB, NO, Ari (who I think will be improved over last year) and Dal.  That's going to make or break the season.  Ideally no more than 2 losses going into that stretch and a winning record in that stretch and this team is guaranteed a division crown, and would be in the running for a bye.  (Last season with 2 bye teams in a conference... at least until they do something else screwy to mess with the playoffs.)

4 hours ago, Iggles_Phan said:

Too small to read.  What's the upshot of it all?

Good read in its entirety. I will skip some of it.  Basically he proposed that student athletes be able to declare for the draft after their first year.  The academic institution owes a year for every year an athlete completes to a total of four unless they stay all years and they get a fifth.  No redshirt years but five years of eligibility. Think Rudy, kid would have got a graduate year.   No limit on scholarships.  

If the kid declares he can consult with agents and lawyers but can’t take any compensation from them. If so, he retains his eligibility.  If drafted 224 and above, he is done with academic eligibility.  But if below 224 or undrafted and no agent compensation he can return to school, eligibility intact. 

4 minutes ago, Inigo Montoya said:

only three home games after the bye?

Nah, they'll have some postseason home games.   

6 minutes ago, FTheCowboys said:

SF, Pitt, Baltimore

Seattle, GB, NO

2 brutal 3 game stretches

I can see us going 4-2 in those 6 games. I’m also a homer 

 

5 minutes ago, BigEFly said:

Good read in its entirety. I will skip some of it.  Basically he proposed that student athletes be able to declare for the draft after their first year.  The academic institution owes a year for every year an athlete completes to a total of four unless they stay all years and they get a fifth.  No redshirt years but five years of eligibility. Think Rudy, kid would have got a graduate year.   No limit on scholarships.  

If the kid declares he can consult with agents and lawyers but can’t take any compensation from them. If so, he retains his eligibility.  If drafted 224 and above, he is done with academic eligibility.  But if below 224 or undrafted and no agent compensation he can return to school, eligibility intact. 

NFL rule is 3 years out of high school, or so I thought.

Anyone see how many teams the Eagles play who are coming off bye weeks?

 

 

Gross. 

1 minute ago, ManuManu said:

 

Better than last year's

San Fran, Pitt, and the Balt is going to be a tough stretch.

Too many 4et games