The New York Giants are coming off their bye and head into a pivotal NFC East showdown against the rival Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday afternoon. At 4-2-1, the Giants currently sit atop the division, while the Eagles are at the bottom with a 2-6 record.
The Philadelphia Eagles have lost six straight games, partly because they have been ravaged by injuries and other losses, most notably Jalen Hurts' season being ended by blood clots and Lane Johnson's surprise retirement.
The Philadelphia Eagles are losers of six straight games, and they have been outgained by 889 yards during that streak. In Week 9, they'll face the 4-2-1 New York Giants, who are now 3- or 3.5-point road favorites, depending on where you look.
Ryan Novozinsky breaks down the Eagles' performance against the New York Giants, reacts to the biggest moments of the game, and shares his takeaways from the matchup.
What to Know The Eagles (2-6) host the Giants (4-2-1) in the Week 9 matchup. Kickoff is set for 1 p.m. ET. It is the first kelly green game of the season for the Eagles. Here are our Week 9 predictions .
What to Know The Eagles (2-6) host the Giants (4-2-1) in the Week 9 matchup. Kickoff is set for 1 p.m. ET. It is the first kelly green game of the season for the Eagles. Here are our Week 9 predictions .
The Philadelphia Eagles have lost six straight games, partly because they have been ravaged by injuries and other losses, most notably Jalen Hurts' season being ended by blood clots and Lane Johnson's surprise retirement.
The Philadelphia Eagles are losers of six straight games, and now have the worst record in the NFC at 2-6. The offense stinks, the defense stinks, Jalen Hurts is done for the season, and the team listed 19 players on its Friday injury report.
PHILADELPHIA (WPHL) — The Philadelphia Eagles are in the midst of a seven-game losing streak after falling behind the New York Giants, 19-11. The Eagles struggled to find their footing against their NFC East rival, continuing a difficult stretch for Philadelphia and leaving the team with a 2-7 recor…
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. (PIX11) — The New York Giants found a way to win their fifth game of the season in Philadelphia with contributions from two quarterbacks. It was their first win at Lincoln Financial Field since 2013. Starter J.J.
In no way did it have to be pretty, because the New York Giants’ 19-11 win over the Eagles was anything but; they just had to get it done. Big Blue is victorious in Philadelphia for the first time in 13 years, using a second-half surge sparked by backup quarterback Jameis Winston to down a...
