What Does Eagles Post Trade Deadline Schedule Look Like?
Nov 13, 2026 1:15 AM

Philadelphia has seen better days than the 2026 season.

The Philadelphia Eagles' 2026 season has been a mess, with the team currently on a seven-game losing streak. 

Philadelphia is on a bye this week, giving the team a chance to get some extra rest and prepare for their next game. But the season just hasn't gone to plan for the Eagles, with the team seeing all sorts of injuries take place.

The Eagles have lost starting quarterback Jalen Hurts for the rest of the year due to a scary blood clot issue. His future with the Eagles and football, as a whole, remains up in the air at this time.

But Philadelphia has also seen injuries take place to running back Saquon Barkley, wide receiver DeVonta Smith, and others up and down the roster. This has limited the overall ceiling of the group, and the Eagles have been on a downward spiral of late.

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Philadelphia just traded away a few players at the deadline, getting some decent assets in return for the future. The Eagles had been one of the more active teams in the league, and the front office did its job well.

But with the trade deadline now over, it's time to look ahead to the rest of the year for the Eagles. This team will continue to try to win games, but given how they've played, a top pick in the upcoming 2027 NFL Draft is likely to occur.

Here is how the rest of the schedule stacks up for the Eagles to close out this season:

November 22: at home vs Pittsburgh Steelers

November 26: on road at Dallas Cowboys

December 6: on road at Arizona Cardinals

December 13: at home vs Indianapolis Colts

December 19: at home vs Seattle Seahawks

December 24: at home vs Houston Texans

January 3: on road at San Francisco 49ers

Week 18 (flex game): at New York Giants

The Eagles have a fairly easy schedule down the stretch, given how the teams have performed this season. But unless this team is able to figure something out itself, there will be many more losses than wins the rest of the way.

Philadelphia isn't out of the equation in the NFC East, and if they were to go on a few game win streak, it could push them into contention. The bye week will be huge for the Eagles as the team prepares for the final stretch of games this season.

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