Philadelphia brings a five-game skid into a rematch with Washington, whose rushing attack and turnover margin offer a path to reverse the first result.
The NFC East rematch arrives with Philadelphia at 2-5 after five straight losses, while Washington is 1-4-1 and ranked 26th in DYMA’s power index, two spots ahead of the Eagles at 28th. Philadelphia won the first meeting 24-22, giving the Commanders a narrow chance to even the season series at Northwest Stadium. Washington averages 125.2 rushing yards per game, while the Eagles allow 131.4; Jayden Daniels has 213 rushing yards and Jacory Croskey-Merritt leads Washington with 239. Jalen Hurts has thrown for 933 yards, eight touchdowns and three interceptions, while Washington’s defense has three interceptions. Turnovers could decide it: Washington is +6 in turnover differential and Philadelphia is -3, a measurable edge in a matchup already decided by two points.