Lincoln Financial Field

The Philadelphia Eagles will welcome fans back to Lincoln Financial Field for the 2021 season.

The team has home games with against the Seahawks, Saints, and Washington.

For the first time this season the Eagles will be playing in front of actual fans at Lincoln Financial Field.

The Governor of Pennsylvania, Tom Wolfe, announced plans for a reduced capacity of 15% in the state. With that reduction that would equate to about 7,500 fans. But there is still another step to allow fans in the stands.

The Eagles traditionally enjoy one of the NFL's best home-field advantages.

Will fans be allowed at Eagles games in 2020? The Mayor provided an update on Wednesday.

Amani Toomer of NBC Sports Radio joined Mike Gill on Wednesday discussing this Eagles Defense playing at Lincoln Financial Field

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