Posted May 8, 20205 yr Quote The Philadelphia Eagles' schedule for 2020 was released Thursday. The regular season kicks off with the Houston Texans visiting the Kansas City Chiefs on Thursday, Sept. 10 (8:20 p.m. ET, NBC). The opening doubleheader for Monday Night Football will feature the Pittsburgh Steelers at the New York Giants (7:10 p.m. ET, ESPN) and the Tennessee Titans at the Denver Broncos (10:20 p.m. ET) on Monday, Sept. 14. ADVERTISEMENT Check out the full week-by-week schedule here. Here's what is in store for the Eagles: Game-by-game prediction Eagles reporter Tim McManus is predicting a 10-6 finish: Sept. 13: at Washington, Loss Sept. 20: vs. L.A. Rams, Win Sept. 27: vs. Cincinnati, Win Oct. 4: at San Francisco, Loss Oct. 11: at Pittsburgh, Win Oct. 18: vs. Baltimore, Loss Oct. 22: vs. N.Y. Giants, Win Nov. 1: vs. Dallas, Win Nov. 8: BYE Nov. 15: at N.Y. Giants, Win Nov. 22: at Cleveland, Loss Nov. 30: vs. Seattle, Win Dec. 6: at Green Bay, Win Dec. 13: vs. New Orleans, Loss Dec. 20: at Arizona, Win Dec. 27: at Dallas, Loss Jan. 3: vs. Washington, Win Strength of schedule: 25th, .486 Breakdown 2020 NFL Schedule Release • Record predictions, analysis for all 32 teams • Experts pick best matchups, big winners • Brady's Bucs debut vs. Brees, Saints • Raiders' Vegas debut vs. Saints on MNF There are a pair of three-game stretches that really stand out and will help shape how the 2020 season goes for Philadelphia. The first is the October gantlet featuring the 49ers, Steelers and Ravens, and the other is a December trip to Green Bay sandwiched by home games against the Seahawks and Saints. This schedule is a mix of serious contenders and some teams on the come-up, and might prove trickier than the initial strength of schedule forecasts. Prime-time performers The Eagles are slated to play in four regular-season prime-time games, including on Monday Night Football against the Seahawks in a rematch of last season's wild-card playoff game. This is the 14th straight season Philadelphia has been scheduled to play four or more games under the lights. It all comes down to Dallas Boy, that trip in late December to Jerry's World has make-or-break written all over it. Last year's NFC East crown was essentially decided in a Dec. 22 game between these two in Philly with the Eagles winning 17-9. This time, it's in Big D for what promises to be a heavyweight match with serious playoff implications. Not a terrible prediction. I think we open with a win but could easily see us dropping the 2nd game against the Redskins. I think we lose in Arizona (we always lose in Arizona), but beat the Browns. 10 wins sounds right.
May 8, 20205 yr With the probability of a truncated off-season, I would imagine that if the season occured, play would be sloppy for the first month. Teams coming into with continuity-- same coach, same core of players-- would have an advantage. I'd think the Eagles have an edge in the division initially. We take the opener.
May 8, 20205 yr Author 1 hour ago, Perforator said: How can he predict a loss to the Redskins in the first game but a win in the last. Yeah, I'm kind of with you there, too. Like @Erie said, teams with new coaches / systems are going to be severely disadvantaged early on. I would heavily favor the us to win that one, but you never know.
May 8, 20205 yr We arent losing to the foreskins week one. And why does everyone think we are losing to the Cardinals? (They suck)
May 8, 20205 yr Author 2 minutes ago, Uscg-green said: We arent losing to the foreskins week one. And why does everyone think we are losing to the Cardinals? (They suck) I still remember when the Cards were in the NFC East. No matter how bad they were, we'd always go out there and lose.
May 8, 20205 yr And seriously when did the seachickens become part of our division? We play them every year.
May 14, 20205 yr On 5/8/2020 at 3:45 PM, greenskeeper said: abolish prime-time games 1pm or 4pm ONLY NO! That's a terrible idea. Everyone should be able to watch prime-time games and their teams toplay.
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