Overview

• Kickoff is Sunday at 1 p.m. ET on CBS, with most sportsbooks listing Philadelphia by roughly 3.5 to 4.5 points and models such as Dimers giving the Eagles about a 68% win probability.
• Next Gen Stats pegs Denver’s defense at an NFL‑high 48.1% pressure rate, a test for an Eagles line that has allowed pressure on 43.7% of Jalen Hurts’ dropbacks and has dealt with recent injuries.
• Philadelphia enters on a sustained run of success with 20 wins in its last 21 games, 12 straight at Lincoln Financial Field, and 18 consecutive victories in starts Hurts has begun and finished.
• Denver arrives off a 28-3 Monday night win over Cincinnati as Bo Nix posted a career‑high 326 passing yards and the defense held the Bengals to 159 total yards.
• Injury updates include the Eagles opening LB Nakobe Dean’s 21‑day practice window, Dallas Goedert not practicing Wednesday, and Lane Johnson and Jalen Carter limited; Denver TE Nate Adkins (concussion) did not practice and WR Marvin Mims Jr. was limited.