In 2025, no team in the NFL gave the Philadelphia Eagles a tougher time than the Chicago Bears . Taking the field in the rare end-of-week Black Friday afternoon contest at Lincoln Financial Field, the Eagles entered the game coming off a heartbreaking loss to the Dallas Cowboys – which loss to Big D isn’t?

Russell Wilson watched Jalen Hurts throw two interceptions against the Tennessee Titans on Sunday, then lead the Eagles to a last-minute victory. To Wilson, Hurts’ response looked familiar. “I think Jalen Hurts and I are very similar,

*Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts will fund a $600,000 cooling upgrade for the auditorium at Northeast High School through his foundation. It is the largest gift the Jalen Hurts Foundation has made to date,

Most impressive was how Hurts responded when the Eagles needed a game-winning drive. The Titans kicked a go-ahead field goal at the two-minute warning. The Eagles took possession at the 35-yard line with 1:56 to go and no timeouts.

The Eagles survived - again. This time, instead of holding on for dear life as they did in their opener against Washington, the Eagles came from behind in the final minutes to pull out a gutsy win at Tennessee,

Jalen Hurts joined four NFL legends by winning his sixth consecutive road opener as the Eagles rallied past the Titans in Week 2

Jalen Hurts kept the receipts. The Philadelphia Eagles quarterback had some friendly banter for Tennessee Titans defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons after leading a game-winning touchdown drive during Sunday's 24-20 victory.

Turf temperatures in Nashville reached 157 degrees on Sunday, but the Eagles offense still took some time to heat up in a 24-20 win over the Titans in Week 2. Regardless of the offense’s inevitable growing pains under Sean Mannion,