Eagles 2023 opponents who have gotten worse this offseason

Haason Reddick #7 of the Philadelphia Eagles sacks Kyler Murray #1 of the Arizonan Cardinals (Photo by Norm Hall/Getty Images)
Haason Reddick #7 of the Philadelphia Eagles sacks Kyler Murray #1 of the Arizonan Cardinals (Photo by Norm Hall/Getty Images) /
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The Philadelphia Eagles should be able to rest a little easier when they face three opponents on their schedule this season.

If the Philadelphia Eagles want to return to the playoffs and make another deep run, they will need to set themselves up with a strong regular season. It won’t be easy, they will be asked to conquer much tougher competition on their schedule than they had to face last time around.

Philadelphia’s coming campaign asks them to face nine teams in 2023 who qualified for the most recent postseason. Two of them are NFC East rivals, the Dallas Cowboys and New York Giants.

The Birds also face two beasts in the AFC as they meet the Kansas City Chiefs at Arrowhead Stadium and host the Buffalo Bills at Lincoln Financial Field. No one should overlook the New York Jets, a team we think may be led by Aaron Rodgers on offense, that is if the Jets and Green Bay Packers can ever get a deal done.

Philly also gets its crack at the Miami Dolphins. They are nothing to sneeze at. Wide receivers Jaylen Waddle and Tyreek Hill can make trouble for any defense.

The New England Patriots might even bring some noise this year. They finally brought in a real offensive coordinator for Mac Jones, the same Mac Jones that we’re hearing Bill Belichick tried to shop. Oh well… Mac is back, and Bill O’Brien is being asked to get the offense roaring again.

Philly has a brutal schedule this season. As always the goal is to win the games you’re supposed to win. They’ll be favored a lot this offseason, and even though we know that “on any given Sunday, any team can lose”, we have taken it upon name the Eagles as the favorites over three teams they face this season. It doesn’t appear that they’ve done much to improve this offseason after some subpar play in 2022.