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Jalen Hurts enters his third season as a starter and his year as a full-time starter for Philadelphia with higher expectations for 2022.
Hurts has guns after the addition of A. J. Brown and a franchise that has affirmed its trust in him several times this offseason.
The Eagles have one of the most favorable schedules in the NFL, and Hurts is the biggest winner, with a setup that allows the talented quarterback to lean on the head of the franchise for an afterseason appearance.
All games are important, but the seven games indexed below can have a significant effect on Philadelphia’s postseason plans for 2022 and beyond.
WEEK 1 · Sun 09/11 · 13:00 EDT Detroit Lions
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The start of the season, on the way to a rebuilding franchise that has had two possible consecutive options among the 7 smartest, is the best opportunity for continuity and confidence in attack.
Philly ruled Detroit in 2021 and any functionality other than a replay can cause early-season considerations with the Vikings and commanders in the offing.
WEEK 2 · Mon 19/09 · 8:30 p. m. EDT Minnesota Vikings
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The Vikings are a forged organization, and if the Eagles need to take the next step under quarterback Jalen Hurts, Monday night’s game offers a physical, early-season glimpse of what Jonathan Gannon’s overdefense will look like as opposed to explosive and dynamic offenses.
Philadelphia enthusiasts and will see All-Pro receiver Justin Jefferson up close for the first time.
WEEK 6 · Sun 16/10 · 20:20h EDT Dallas Cowboys
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The NFC East crosses into Dallas and Philadelphia has a 1-3 record in its last 4 games against Dak Prescott and company. The Eagles are the department’s favorites, but they’ll have to do it in the area and a prime-time home game. it’s the best opportunity.
The Philadelphia Eagles have a 53-69 record over the all-time Cowboys.
WEEK 10 · Mon 14/11 · 8:15 p. m. EST Commanders of Washington
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Carson Wentz returns to Philadelphia for the first time since moving to Indianapolis, and will have one of his most productive performances against his former team at Monday Night Football.
Washington is a team of black horses in the NFC East and the Eagles, especially quarterback Jalen Hurts, can hardly make a clumsy performance in front of local fans.
WEEK 12 · Sun 27/11 · 8:20 p. m. Green Bay EST Packers
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The Packers remain the stick in the NFC and if the Eagles need merit on home field or a first seed in the playoffs, they will have to start a push last November against rival NFC North.
The Philadelphia Eagles have a 15-28 record over the all-time Packers and have lost two of the last five.
WEEK thirteen · Sunday 12/04 · 1:00 p. m. TENNESSEE Titans EST
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In a revenge game for A. J. Brown against his former team, the Titans, Philadelphia will look impressive against a physical AFC opponent.
Brown, meanwhile, will look to dominate his former teammates as he beats first-round treylon Burks.
WEEK 18 · New York Giants to be Determined
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If all goes according to plan, the Eagles will be at the center of the NFC East and the race for the NFC playoffs, with Philadelphia likely to keep up speed with Dallas and Green Bay for a possible third or fourth seed.
The Giants are improving, but 2022 will be a year of expansion and the end of the season may have great significance for either team.
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