Overview
- The Eagles are 11-5 and locked into at least the NFC’s No. 3 seed after a 13-12 win in Buffalo.
- They can claim the No. 2 seed only with a home win over Washington and a Chicago loss to Detroit in Week 18.
- The NFL scheduled Eagles‑Commanders and Bears‑Lions to kick off simultaneously at 4:25 p.m. ET, removing any chance to wait on the other result.
- Nick Sirianni has not committed to playing or resting starters, keeping Philadelphia’s approach unsettled entering Sunday.
- FanDuel opened Philadelphia as roughly a 7.5‑point favorite, and a move to No. 2 would set up a home Wild Card vs. the No. 7 Packers and at least two home playoff games if they advance.