Philadelphia Eagles

The Philadelphia Eagles finished 11-6 with a point differential of plus-54, outscoring opponents 22.3 to 19.1 per game, yet they stumbled down the stretch with back-to-back home losses to Washington and San Francisco to close the season. That L1 streak masks a mid-season surge: wins over Las Vegas (31-0), Washington (29-18), and Buffalo (13-12) showed the Eagles could dominate both defensively and in close contests. The recent losses, however, raise questions about consistency in high-leverage moments. With the regular season now in the books as of May 10, 2026, bettors should note that Philadelphia’s offense remained productive throughout the year, but late-season lapses at home against playoff-caliber competition suggest vulnerability when it matters most. The Eagles’ ability to control games defensively (plus-54 differential) remains their foundation, but execution in critical windows will determine their postseason ceiling. For next season, expect sharper line-setting around their home-field performance and late-season resilience.