The Philadelphia Eagles kick off their 2026 NFL season in an NFC East matchup against the Washington Commanders at Lincoln Financial Field.
It has been the norm under head coach Nick Sirianni not to play starters in the preseason, and that trend continued over the past few weeks. With so many new faces and players, it’ll be interesting to see how everything comes together on game day — especially on offense.
The defense should be as fun as ever, and Riq Woolen should give the secondary an extra boost. There might not be as many new faces on defense this season, but it’s always fun to watch Jordan Davis and Jalen Carter up front, and to watch guys like Cooper DeJean, Jalyx Hunt, and Nolan Smith flying around the field.
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The 2026 Eagles season is here! LET’S GOOOOOOO!
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Q4 [WAS 22 – PHI 24]: Washington was able to capitalize on some mistakes by the Eagles defense and scored with just over one minute left to play. The Commanders went for two, but Moro Ojomo saved the day and kept them from tying things up.
Q4 [WAS 16 – PHI 24]: Jalen Hurts led the Eagles offense on an impressive drive that included a 22-yard QB scramble and then a 42-yard TD pass to Dallas Goedert.
Q4 [WAS 16 – PHI 17]: Stefon Diggs was able to beat Cooper DeJean to get the Commanders within one point with just under 10 minutes to play.
Q3 [WAS 9 – PHI 17]: The Eagles were in field goal range thanks to a deep ball by Jalen Hurts to DeVonta Smith, and Jake Elliott nailed a 35-yarder for three points.
Q2 [WAS 9 – PHI 14]: Washington was able to drive down the field and punch their way into the end zone before halftime. However, the play was only good for six, thanks to Jalen Carter who got his hand up to block the point after kick.
Q2 [WAS 3 – PHI 14]: A great drive by the Eagles ended with a 9-yard TD pass by Jalen Hurts to Dontayvion Wicks.
Q2 [WAS 3 – PHI 7]: The Eagles took the lead just after the start of the second quarter thanks to a 17-yard TD pad by Jalen Hirts to Dallas Goedert.
Q1 [WAS 3 – PHI 0]: The Commanders were first on the board after Drew Stevens hit a 55-yard field goal.
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