Here are the Eagles’ Opponents for 2026

The Philadelphia Eagles won’t know their 2026 schedule until May, but they now know who their 2026 opponents will be and where they will play them.

The Eagles will face a first-place schedule, meaning after Pittsburgh’s 26-24 win over Baltimore, the final piece of the Eagles’ 2026 schedule is set. The Steelers won the AFC North, meaning they will head across the state to face Philadelphia at Lincoln Financial Field next season.

With that game set, the Eagles’ nine home and eight road opponents are now set for the 2026 campaign.

They will face what on paper will be a tough slate after securing the NFC East title this year, which means they will take on the division champions from the NFC North (Bears), NFC South (Panthers) and AFC North (Steelers) in addition to their home-and-home series with their NFC East rivals and matchups against each team from the NFC West and AFC South.

The full schedule with dates for games will be announced in the spring, usually sometime after April's NFL Draft.

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The Eagles will face Matthew Stafford, Sam Darnold, Bryson Young, and C.J. Stoud at home, while seeing Brock Purdy, Trevor Lawrence, Cam Ward, and Caleb Williams on the road. Ward and Williams are the last two No. 1 overall picks in the draft. Stafford, Young and Lawrence were also No. 1 overall picks.

Philadelphia has two trips out west, where they will face San Francisco and Arizona, along with trips to Tennessee and Chicago.

In addition to their NFC rivals, they may also see former offensive coordinator Shane Steichen and former defensive coordinator Jonathan Gannon.

Here’s a full look at Philadelphia’s 2026 home and away opponents.

Philadelphia Eagles 2026 Home Opponents

1. Dallas Cowboys
2. New York Giants
3. Washington Commanders
4. Los Angeles Rams
5. Seattle Seahawks
6. Houston Texans
7. Indianapolis Colts
8. Carolina Panthers (NFC South winner)
9. Pittsburgh Steelers (AFC North winner)

Philadelphia Eagles 2026 Away Opponents

1. Dallas Cowboys
2. New York Giants
3. Washington Commanders
4. San Francisco 49ers
5. Arizona Cardinals
6. Jacksonville Jaguars
7. Tennessee Titans
8. Chicago Bears (NFC North winner)