This season, the Eagles finished with an 11-6 record and a first-place finish in the NFC East for back-to-back seasons. That means the Eagles will again have a first-place schedule in 2026. They will play the entire NFC West and AFC South in 2026 as well as the first-place finishers from the NFC North, NFC South and AFC North.

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The Eagles' first-place finish in the NFC East will give Nick Sirianni's team an even more demanding schedule in 2026

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But now that Week 18 is over, the Eagles know their 2026 opponents. The Eagles finished with an 11-6 record and another first-place finish in the NFC East. That means Philadelphia will play a first-place schedule next season.

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The Philadelphia Eagles have already clinched a playoff berth and won the NFC East title. Yet, Philly is still looking to climb in the NFL playoff standings. Following the team’s win over the Buffalo Bills, the Eagles hold the No. 3 seed in the NFC.