The Philadelphia Eagles are coming off their fifth playoff appearance in a row, but in three of those seasos, they've gone one-and-done. The 2026 NFL Season does feel like a major year for a ton of people and players inside the building, as this every-other-year type of success isn't sustainable.
Fortunately, the Eagles do have a path to another double-digit-win season, which would be the fifth year in a row that's happened. While they'll lose games like every other team, there are some rather easy wins present on the schedule.
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Philadelphia Eagles have at least four guaranteed wins on their 2026 schedule
Week 1 vs. Washington Commanders
Washington is definitely in some trouble this year. The Commanders came within one game of the Super Bowl in 2024, finishing 12-5 in the regular season, but the bottom fell out of this team, as they won just five games in 2025 and struggled big-time with injuries.
Well, the injuries are still a bit present, especially along the offensive line, which might be the worst in the league right now, as left tackle Laremy Tunsil is out, and the center position is simply a mess. With the Eagles sporting an explosive, deep defensive line, Week 1 at home should be a breeze.
Washington's roster is also just OK, as they don't really have high-end talent much of anywhere and also don't have a clear-cut path to a ton of wins this year.
Week 2 @ Tennessee Titans
In Week 2, the Eagles travel to Tennessee to face the Titans, a team surely hoping that Cam Ward makes a leap in year two, but like the Commanders, the Titans struggle along the offensive line and just don't have a special roster right now.
With that said, Tennessee is clearly still in a rebuilding stage - they hired Robert Saleh as the next head coach and have a General Manager in Mike Borgonzi who is still in his second season. With this entire operation not yet fully off the ground, the Titans should struggle against tougher opponents.
Philly's defense should also have a day against Ward, who would only be playing in his 19th career NFL game and would have to go up against a Vic Fangio-coached defense, which is almost certainly a recipe for disaster.
Week 9 vs. New York Giants
The Eagles beat the New York Giants by 18 points at home during the 2025 season, and that came about two weeks after the Giants blew them out in their house. While the Giants did make a stellar move in hiring John Harbaugh as their next head coach, they're also a team, like the Titans, still in a rebuilding phase.
Jaxson Dart isn't guaranteed to make a jump in year two, and the Eagles, while having their own struggles, are still a better team. It'd not be a shock if Philly split the season series against the Giants again, but the home-field advantage is among the best in the NFL, and on paper at least, the Giants don't possess a clear advantage over the Eagles.
Week 13 @ Arizona Cardinals
Perhaps the worst team in the league, the Arizona Cardinals host the Eagles in Week 13, and unfortunately for the Cardinals, they might be a 'get right' game for nearly all of their opponents. While the Cardinals have some slick talent on offense in guys like Jeremiyah Love, Trey McBride, and Marvin Harrison Jr, the rest of the roster is questionable at best, and that's even truer for the QB room, a bottom-5 unit in the league.
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The Cardinals would look a lot different with only an average QB, but that's the issue. With Arizona likely trending toward taking a big swing on a QB in the 2027 NFL Draft, the 2026 season is simply one where fans may have to just deal with losing. While Philly isn't an exceptional team, they sport enough talent across the board to make this a pretty ho-hum victory.
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