2020 Philadelphia Eagles

On Monday afternoon, the Eagles announced three roster transactions in advance of their primetime clash with the Seattle Seahawks. The Eagles have activated defensive end Genard Avery (elbow) off Reserve/Injured and elevated tight end Caleb Wilson from the practice squad for tonight...

Without further ado, let's take a look at three critical matchups that could determine the outcome.

The Philadelphia Eagles (3-5-1) travel to Cleveland for the first time since 2012 on Sunday to take on the Browns (6-3) at FirstEnergy Stadium. With a daunting slate of games looming, the Eagles must hit the ground running to prevent another slow start...

On Tuesday, the Eagles protected defensive back Grayland Arnold, defensive tackle Raequan Williams, and tight end Caleb Wilson ahead of Sunday's matchup with the Cleveland Browns.

The Philadelphia Eagles (3-4-1) travel to MetLife Stadium on Sunday to take on the Giants (2-7) for the second time in three games. Although the Giants enter Week 10 riding high off two inspired performances and boast home-field advantage, the Eagles emerge from the bye week rejuvenated, primed, and ready to go on a late-season run...

The Eagles (3-4-1) enter their bye week following an ugly prime-time victory over the Dallas Cowboys (2-6).

The Eagles (2-4-1) find themselves in front of a prime-time audience for the second consecutive week. This week, they will play host to the divisional foe Dallas Cowboys (2-5) on Sunday Night Football. While both teams are leaking oil in key areas, it is evident that the Cowboys are dealing with significant internal turmoil, and an inevitable implosion is looming...

The Eagles (1-4-1) return to Lincoln Financial Field to take on the Giants (1-5) in a prime-time matchup. Both teams are decimated offensively, but the Eagles have enough at the skill positions to sustain drives and score points. The vaunted Eagles' pass-rush will be the great equalizer here, as the Giants currently field among the league's worst offensive lines...

The Eagles are once again making moves to free up some additional cap space.

The Eagles (1-3-1) return to Lincoln Financial Field to take on the Ravens (4-1) on Sunday at 1 p.m. Lincoln Financial Field will have fans in the stands for the first time this season, and the Eagles will need every potential advantage to pull off a stunning upset...