PHILADELPHIA EAGLES
NFC East•11-6 SU · 10-7 ATS•Lincoln Financial Field
2026 Just J Football Companion profile
Schedule
Next up · Week 1
vs Washington Commanders
Sun 9/13 · 4:25 PM
2026 schedule
- Wk 1vs Washington CommandersSpread —Total —Sun 9/13 · 4:25 PM
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- Wk 2at Tennessee TitansSpread —Total —Sun 9/20 · 1:00 PM
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- Wk 3at Chicago BearsSpread —Total —Mon 9/28 · 8:15 PM
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- Wk 4vs Los Angeles RamsSpread —Total —Sun 10/4 · 1:00 PM
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- Wk 5vs Jacksonville Jaguars (London)Spread —Total —Sun 10/11 · 9:30 AM
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- Wk 6vs Carolina PanthersSpread —Total —Sun 10/18 · 1:00 PM
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- Wk 7at Dallas CowboysSpread —Total —Mon 10/26 · 8:15 PM
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- Wk 8at Washington CommandersSpread —Total —Sun 11/1 · 8:20 PM
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- Wk 9vs New York GiantsSpread —Total —Sun 11/8 · 1:00 PM
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- Wk 10Bye week
- Wk 11vs Pittsburgh SteelersSpread —Total —Sun 11/22 · 4:25 PM
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- Wk 12at Dallas Cowboys (Thanksgiving)Spread —Total —Thu 11/26 · 4:30 PM
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- Wk 13at Arizona CardinalsSpread —Total —Sun 12/6 · 4:05 PM
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- Wk 14vs Indianapolis ColtsSpread —Total —Sun 12/13 · 1:00 PM
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- Wk 15vs Seattle SeahawksSpread —Total —Sat 12/19 · 5:00 PM
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- Wk 16vs Houston Texans (Christmas Eve)Spread —Total —Thu 12/24 · 8:15 PM
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- Wk 17at San Francisco 49ersSpread —Total —Sun 1/3 · 8:20 PM
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- Wk 18at New York GiantsSpread —Total —
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Every game gets a JustJ pick — ATS side and total. Posted numbers are used the moment books hang them; until then the pick is quoted on the JustJ line and refreshes each week.
Schedule & market notes
- Bye: Week 10 — a mid-season bye, giving a roughly even split on either side.
- Short-week / non-Sunday games: 2 Thursday, 2 Monday, 1 Saturday — short-rest games carry their own well-documented ATS variance, worth flagging on your calendar as they approach.
- International game(s): Week 5 vs Jacksonville Jaguars (London); Week 12 at Dallas Cowboys (Thanksgiving); Week 16 vs Houston Texans (Christmas Eve) — a true road game with no home-field advantage and real short-week/travel logistics even when technically the “home” team.
53-MAN ROSTER
Handicapping
Betting profile — vs. the number
2025 ATS
10-7
58.8% cover rate — 8th of 32
2025 Straight up
11-6
Point differential +54
Scoring environment
41.4
Combined points per game — 25th highest of 32
Home venue
Grass
Lincoln Financial Field
Points scored / allowed
22.3 per game scored (19th) · 19.1 allowed (5th)
Margin & schedule
Margin of victory +3.2 (11th) · Strength of schedule -0.4
- Trend: Vic Fangio's defense was elite in 2025 and returns largely intact — a proven floor for backing Philadelphia against lesser competition.
- Trend: The offensive line battled injuries in 2025 (Dickerson, Jurgens, Johnson all missed time); a healthy line behind Sean Mannion's new-look offense is a real swing factor after A.J. Brown's departure to New England.
Power ratings — strength against the field
SRS power rating
+2.8
11th of 32 — projected points vs. a league-average team on a neutral field
Offensive SRS
-1.8
21st of 32
Defensive SRS
+4.5
3rd of 32
Points (margin of victory)
+3.2 · 11th of 32
Against the spread
10-7 (58.8%) · 8th of 32
Totals (combined PPG)
41.4 · 25th of 32
Turnover differential +6 · 2025 results, Just J Football Companion / Pro-Football-Reference.
Power ratings & 2025 results
- 2025 record: 11-6-0 — Points For 379, Points Against 325 (differential +54).
- Margin of Victory: +3.2 pts/game — the average scoring margin across all 2025 games, win or lose.
- Strength of Schedule (SoS): -0.4 — Pro-Football-Reference's SRS-based measure of 2025 opponent quality; positive means a tougher slate than average.
- SRS (power rating): +2.8 — Simple Rating System score, which converts directly to a projected point spread on a neutral field against a leagueaverage team.
- Offensive SRS: -1.8 · Defensive SRS: +4.5 — the SRS power rating split into offensive and defensive components; higher offensive and higher defensive figures are both better.
- Turnover differential: +6 — total takeaways minus giveaways across the 2025 season, one of the more volatile year-to-year metrics and worth weighing against the rest of this profile rather than on its own.
League-wide unit ranks
Offensive Line
2
Defensive Line / Front Seven
4
Jalen Carter, Jordan Davis, Moro Ojomo elite interior trio; added Jonathan Greenard off the edge
Linebackers
2
Zack Baun (80+ coverage grade 2 straight years) and 2025 1st-rounder Jihaad Campbell (7.4% missed tackle rate as rookie)
Defensive Backs / Secondary
—
Special Teams
—
Kicker: Jake Elliott
Overall Offense
21
Offensive SRS: -1.8
Overall Defense
3
Defensive SRS: +4.5
Handicapping notes
- Grass: Lincoln Financial Field — 2025: 11-6 straight-up, 10-7 against the spread.
- : Vic Fangio's defense was elite in 2025 and returns largely intact — a proven floor for backing Philadelphia against lesser competition.
- : The offensive line battled injuries in 2025 (Dickerson, Jurgens, Johnson all missed time); a healthy line behind Sean Mannion's new-look offense is a real swing factor after A.J. Brown's departure to New England.
Pro Bowlers
- Offense: C Cam Jurgens (2nd straight selection)
- Defense: DT Jalen Carter (2nd straight, Pro Bowl starter), LB Zack Baun (2nd straight), CB Cooper DeJean (1st), CB Quinyon Mitchell (1st) — 5 total Pro Bowlers for the 2025 season.
Coaches
Coaching staff
Head Coach
Nick Sirianni
6th season
Offensive Coordinator
Sean Mannion
1st season
Offensive Line Coach
Chris Kuper
Defensive Coordinator
Vic Fangio
3rd season
Defensive Line Coach
Clint Hurtt
Offense
Offensive unit ranks
Offensive Line Rank
2/32
Sharp Football Analysis, 2026 preseason
Key skill players
- QB1Jalen HurtsQB5
- RB1Saquon BarkleyRB10
- WR1DeVonta SmithWR17
- WR2Dontayvion Wicks
- TE1Dallas GoedertTE10 range
- TEAM DEFENSE (D/ST)Eagles D/ST
Key Offensive Line
RT Lane JohnsonOklahoma
one-year extension through 2027 adding $8M and $30M in new guarantees; ~$25M AAV. 14th NFL season; a 2013 fourth-overall pick, 2x Super Bowl champion, and 6x Pro Bowler who hasn't allowed a sack in either of the last two seasons per PFF.
LT Jordan Mailatanone — rugby league background
3 yr / $66M extension; ~$22M AAV. 8th NFL season; one of the sport's most unusual success stories, a 2018 seventh-round pick with no U.S. football experience who developed into a 2x Super Bowl champion and Second-team All-Pro tackle.
C Cam JurgensNebraska
4 yr / $68M extension, $39.4M guaranteed; ~$17M AAV, the NFL's 2nd-highest-paid center. 5th NFL season; took over for Jason Kelce in 2024 and earned a Pro Bowl bid in his first year as a starter.
Defense
Defensive unit ranks
Defensive Line Rank (front seven)
2/32
Sharp Football Analysis, 2026 preseason
Defensive efficiency
- 4.9 yards allowed per play, 7th of 32.
- 23.6% pressure rate generated (blitzed on 17.1% of dropbacks), 14th of 32.
- 35.0% opponent drive scoring rate — an above-average mark.
- 11.1% opponent drive turnover rate — roughly league-average.
- 98 missed tackles on the season.
Key Defensive Line
DT Jalen CarterGeorgia
4 yr / $152M extension (2026), $106M guaranteed; ~$38M AAV, the richest deal for a defensive tackle in NFL history by both measures. 4th NFL season; a 2x Pro Bowler and 2025 First-team All-Pro.
DT Jordan DavisGeorgia
3 yr / $78M extension (Mar. 2026), $65M guaranteed; ~$26M AAV, the highest-paid nose tackle in NFL history. 5th NFL season; a 2022 first-round pick entering his fourth season lined up next to Carter.
Edge/DL Jonathan GreenardFlorida
acquired via trade from Minnesota plus a 4 yr / $98–100M extension (Apr. 2026); ~$25M AAV. 6th NFL season; brought in to bolster the edge-rush rotation.
Key Linebackers
ILB Zack BaunWisconsin
long-term extension; 6th NFL season, a First-team All-Pro in 2024 and 2x Pro Bowler who emerged as one of the league's top off-ball linebackers after converting from edge rusher.
LB Jihaad CampbellAlabama
still on his rookie contract (2025 1st-round pick). 2nd NFL season; a part-time starter as a rookie who earned Second-team All-American honors at Alabama and enters 2026 as the full-time starter alongside Baun.
LB Jeremiah Trotter Jr.Clemson
still on his rookie contract (2024 5th-round pick). 3rd NFL season; the son of Eagles Hall of Famer Jeremiah Trotter, primarily a special-teams standout (20 tackles on special teams in 2025) working into more defensive snaps.
Key Defensive Backs
CB Quinyon MitchellToledo
still on his rookie contract (2024 1st-round pick). 3rd NFL season; a 2025 Pro Bowler and one of the game's best young cornerbacks.
CB/S Cooper DeJeanIowa
still on his rookie contract (2024 2nd-round pick). 3rd NFL season; a 2025 Pro Bowler whose versatility to play both slot corner and safety is a real defensive asset.
S Andrew MukubaTexas
still on his rookie contract (2025 draft pick). 2nd NFL season; in line to start next to DeJean after recovering from a fractured ankle, in what GM Howie Roseman has called the roster's one real position of uncertainty. NF C E AS T PHILADELPHIA EAGLES
Fantasy
Projected fantasy points per game · 2026
Standard 12-team scoring (non-PPR): 1 pt / 25 pass yds, 4 pts pass TD, -2 INT, 1 pt / 10 rush+rec yds, 6 pts TD, -2 fumble lost. Projections are modeled from each player's 2026 positional rank.
| Player | Rank | Proj FPPG | Proj season | Actual FPPG | Games |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| QB1 Jalen Hurts | QB5Starter | 20.2 | 343 | — | — |
| RB1 Saquon Barkley | RB10Starter | 15.7 | 267 | — | — |
| WR1 DeVonta Smith | WR17Starter | 13.0 | 221 | — | — |
| WR2 Dontayvion Wicks | — | — | — | — | — |
| TE1 Dallas Goedert | TE10 range | — | — | — | — |
| TEAM DEFENSE (D/ST) Eagles D/ST | — | — | — | — | — |
Season fantasy tracker
Weekly fantasy scoring for these players appears here once 2026 games go final — each week's points are graded in standard 12-team scoring and rolled into the actual FPPG above.
Environment
- Home games: outdoor stadium — late-season (Dec./Jan.) home dates carry real weather risk for passing-game and kicking volume.
- Road dome/retractable-roof games: ideal weather-neutral spots for maximum fantasy production: Wk 7 (Dallas Cowboys), Wk 12 (Dallas Cowboys (Thanksgiving)), Wk 13 (Arizona Cardinals).
- 2025 recap: Jalen Hurts remained a top-5 fantasy QB thanks to rushing touchdowns, Saquon Barkley was a league-winning RB1, and A.J. Brown's inconsistent target share was a recurring fantasy frustration before his offseason trade.
- 2026 projection: Hurts's rushing floor keeps him an elite fantasy QB regardless of the receiving corps changes. Barkley remains an easy first-round pick. DeVonta Smith inherits the clear WR1 role after Brown's departure, which could actually raise his target-share ceiling.
- Jalen Hurts: Pro: elite rushing touchdown floor makes him a top-5 QB locked in. Con: passing volume can be inconsistent given the run-heavy scheme.
- Saquon Barkley: Pro: elite three-down workload behind a strong offensive line. Con: touchdown-dependent scoring after an outlier 2025 season.
- DeVonta Smith: Pro: inherits clear WR1 target volume after A.J. Brown's trade. Con: Philadelphia's run-heavy scheme can cap overall passinggame ceiling. NF C E AS T PHILADELPHIA EAGLES
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