The Philadelphia Eagles are back in action Monday night against the Chicago Bears to cap Week 3.
Philly enters the game with a 2-0 record and is looking to do some damage in the NFC with so much happening on other teams. The Eagles have kept things drama-free, and despite some on-field issues, they are still doing what they do best: win.
Their next three games will be a tough stretch, with all of them being 2025 playoff teams. How will the Eagles finish after playing them? Here's a look at predictions for the next three games on the schedule.
Prediction for Eagles' next three games of the 2026 season
Week 3 at Chicago Bears (Monday Night Football)
The Bears will most likely be without their top two quarterbacks, Caleb Williams and Tyson Bagent. That leaves Case Keenum with the job in what could be his first start since 2023. Chicago will lean on the running game while facing a defense with a below-average secondary.
Eagles defensive coordinator Vic Fangio needs to stop Bears running backs Kyle Monangai and D'Andre Swift from rushing for 281 yards as a team, as they did in last year's disastrous Black Friday game. Chicago could involve tight end Colston Loveland more than he has in the last two games, so watch for Keenum to make his second-year weapon more of the focus in the passing game.
Philly might be entering this game with a lot of offensive injuries, but the Eagles still have enough firepower to take down the Bears. If DeVonta Smith and Dontayvion Wicks can get involved early and often, this Eagles team could pull off a bigger win than some expected before the season started.
Prediction: Eagles 27, Bears 17 (Record: 3-0)
Week 4 vs. Los Angeles Rams
Los Angeles is a weird team right now, with Myles Garrett on IR and an offense that doesn't look like the juggernaut it was last year. They also have Aaron Donald, so by the time this game rolls around, he should be game-ready, which is scary.
The key to the game is protecting Jalen Hurts and getting the running game going with Saquon Barkley. This offensive line will be tested, with Cam Jurgens and Drew Kendall having their hands full dealing with Donald, who will get more snaps by Week 4.
Could the Eagles win this game? 100%, as they have enough talent to take down the Rams and did so last year. Ultimately, though, this Rams team will figure it out and give the Eagles fits in what could be a very close contest between two of the best in the NFC.
Prediction: Rams 24, Eagles 21 (Record: 3-1)
Week 5 at Jacksonville Jaguars (London)
International games are so hard to predict, as the Eagles just haven't done them very often. Philly is 2-0 in international games: beating the Green Bay Packers in Brazil in 2024 and beating the Jaguars in London back in 2018.
The Jaguars are a weird team that feels like it should win the AFC South, but not many people know whether it's a good team. They blew out the Cleveland Browns in Week 1 but lost to the Denver Broncos in Week 2.
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As long as Trevor Lawrence doesn't have a field day against this Eagles secondary, this should be a good win for Philly. The Eagles are the more talented team than Jacksonville, but this could be more about how elite their defense is versus how improved Philly's offense is at this point in the season.
Prediction: Eagles 30, Jaguars 21 (Record: 4-1)
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