While the plans for the 2020 NFL season are still uncertain due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the NFL still released their 2020 schedule on Thursday evening.
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The 2020 NFL season begins on Thursday, September 10th with NFL Sunday's beginning on Sunday, September 13th.
Here is the Philadelphia Eagles' 2020 schedule:
Week 1, Sep. 13th: at Redskins - 1pm
Week 2, Sep. 20th: vs Rams - 1pm
Week 3, Sep. 27th: vs Bengals - 1pm
Week 4, Oct. 4th: at 49ers - 8:20pm
Week 5, Oct. 11th: at Steelers - 1pm
Week 6, Oct. 18th: vs Ravens - 1pm
Week 7, Oct. 22nd: vs Giants - 8:20pm (Thurs)
Week 8, Nov. 1st: vs Cowboys - 8:20pm
Week 9 - BYE
Week 10, Nov. 15th: at Giants - 1pm
Week 11, Nov. 22nd: at Browns - 1pm
Week 12, Nov. 30th: vs Seahawks - 8:20pm (Mon)
Week 13, Dec. 6th: at Packers - 4:25pm
Week 14, Dec. 13th: vs Saints - 4:25pm
Week 15, Dec. 20th: at Cardinals - 4:05pm
Week 16, Dec. 27th: at Cowboys - 4:25pm
Week 17, Jan. 1st: vs Redskins - 1:00pm
For the Eagles, it's a big year, as QB Carson Wentz enters his fifth NFL season at age 27 with new second-round pick Jalen Hurts as his dynamic backup.
Expectations for the Eagles will be high, as usual, with them neck-and-neck with the Dallas Cowboys as the favorites to win the NFC East. While the Eagles won the division at 9-7 last season, no team has repeated as NFC East champs since Philly did it in 2002 and 2003.
Over the last seven years, the Eagles and Cowboys have three division titles a piece, while Washington snagged one in 2015. The Giants haven't won the division since 2011.
94WIP's Ike Reese tweeted this before the schedule was even released.
I have the #Eagles at 10-6(could also jump to 12-4 before kickoff vs Washington) and NFC East Champs without looking at the schedule. #FlyEaglesFly -- pic.twitter.com/MD1OhsGEuk
— @Ike58Reese (@Ike58Reese) May 7, 2020You know he's been drinking that Ike Juice.
