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2026 NFL offseason preview: Philadelphia Eagles' Super Bowl window hinges on fixing a broken offense
The NFL offseason has begun, and Yahoo Sports is previewing the coming months for all 32 teams, from free agency through the draft and more.AFC East: Bills | Dolphins | Patriots | JetsAFC North: Ravens | Bengals | Browns | Steelers AFC South: Texans | Colts | Jaguars | Titans AFC West: Broncos | Chiefs | Raiders | Chargers NFC East: Cowboys | Giants | Eagles | Commanders NFC North: Bears | Lions | Packers | Vikings NFC South: Falcons | Panthers | Saints | Buccaneers NFC West: Cardinals | Rams | 49ers | SeahawksPhiladelphia Eagles2025 season record: 11-6 (u 11.
There is just one spot up for grabs in the divisional round, as the Pittsburgh Steelers will host the Houston Texans on Monday night as they look to build on a
The 49ers (13-5) lost star tight end George Kittle to a torn Achilles tendon and still found a way to pull off the upset in hostile Philly, where they lost the NFC championship game three years ago after Purdy was injured in the first quarter.
Jake Elliott's42-yard field goal extended Philadelphia's lead early in the fourth quarter. Former Patriot LeGarrette Blount, who signed a one-year deal with the Eagles last offseason, already has a 36-yard run and a 21-yard touchdown scamper against his ...
Following up three epic battles to open the 2025 postseason was another down-to-the-wire contest in Philly on Sunday afternoon, with the 49ers outlasting the Eagles 23–19. San Francisco now moves on to the NFC divisional round to face off against the Seahawks, while the Eagles officially enter the offseason with far more questions than answers.
The Patriots' defense stood tall in both wins, while Drake Maye and Tom Brady both made crucial passes to their tight ends.
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NFL writer identifies one concern that could sink Patriots’ Super Bowl hopes
As the New England Patriots head into the playoffs, there’s plenty to be optimistic about. However, concerns linger regarding an injury to their standout defensive tackle, Milton Williams. Williams suffered a high ankle sprain in Week 11 and returned for the first time in New England’s game against the Miami Dolphins in Week 18.