The Eagles have allowed opponents to convert just 40 percent of their red-zone trips into touchdowns, a mark that ranks fifth in the NFL. They'll play the Giants in Week 6.

Analysis: The Giants enter Week 6 with a 53.6 percent red-zone conversion rate, which ranks 17th in the league. The New York offense looked solid in Week 5 while putting up 31 points against the Panthers, with QB Eli Manning throwing for 326 yards, two touchdowns and two interceptions. The Philadelphia defense was strong last week, too, limiting the Vikings to just 23 points. On a less positive note, the Eagles have forced only five turnovers in five games and rank 16th in the league with 12 sacks in…read more

The Eagles allowed 26 points to the Titans in an overtime loss Week 4. They'll play the Vikings in Week 5.

Analysis: Vikings QB Kirk Cousins has been solid this season, averaging 7.3 YPA and throwing for 10 touchdowns against two interceptions. He's also completed over 72 percent of his passes the last three weeks and has found chemistry with both Stefon Diggs and Adam Thielen. The Eagles, on the other hand, have allowed one of four opponents to score over 20 points in regulation but have only forced four turnovers. They're getting the job done defensively, but the ceiling remains low since the Vikings have…read more

The Eagles beat the Colts 20-16 in Week 3. They'll play the Titans in Week 4.

Analysis: The Eagles have allowed just 18.3 points and 314.7 total yards per game this season, and Tennessee's mess of an offense provides another solid opportunity. The Titans, who scored just nine points on the Jaguars in Week 3, will start QB Marcus Mariota (elbow) this week even though he's still not fully healthy. Mariota is reportedly having struggles fully gripping the ball, and he has averaged 6.0 YPA so far and thrown zero touchdowns and two interceptions. A dismal offense with an already…read more

The Eagles lost 27-21 to the Buccaneers in Week 2. They'll play the Colts in Week 3.

Analysis: Philly was Tampa Bay QB Ryan Fitzpatrick's latest victim, as he carved them up for 402 yards and four touchdowns. The Colts will be a tough test as QB Andrew Luck is showing glimpses of his old self, but still has a 4:3 TD:INT ratio to show for it. The Eagles defense still doesn't look equipped to handle strong pass offenses after allowing an average of 309 air yards through two games. Still, Luck's turnover issues will leave the Eagles with plenty of opportunities to raise their ceiling,…read more

DE Brandon Graham (ankle) is doubtful for Sunday's game against the Giants.

Analysis: Graham has tallied 9.5 sacks through 15 games this season, and with home-field advantage locked up, there's no need to rush him back to the lineup. However, that will make it a lot tougher to contain QB Dak Prescott and RB Ezekiel Elliott on Sunday, especially if Philly opts to rest additional starters ahead of the playoffs. Philly kept the Cowboys to just seven points and forced four turnovers in their first meeting of the season, which provides a high ceiling even if some starters are rested…read more

CB Jalen Mills (ankle) is questionable for Monday's game against the Raiders.

Analysis: Mills has been a stud this year with 62 tackles, 12 pass breakups and three interceptions through 14 games. Still, if he can't play, Mills will turn over the keys to Patrick Robinson, who is more than experienced enough to take on the Raiders' unimpressive pass attack. The Raiders haven't posted over 25 points or 300 passing yards in the last seven games, while they turned the ball over 14 times in that span. Even though the Eagles have struggled lately -- allowing over 24 points in each of…read more

LB Joe Walker (neck) will be available for Sunday's game against the Giants.

Analysis: Walker has missed the last two games, and the Eagles run defense has struggled. However, even if he was unable to play, the Giants don't pose a threatening Week 15 matchup. New York has only eclipsed 20 points once in its last seven games, coughing the ball up 11 times in that span. The Eagles allowed 24 points and 354 yards to the Giants in Week 3, but that was when QB Eli Manning had wideouts such as Odell Beckham and Brandon Marshall (both ankle) to throw to. It's not the same without them.…read more

LB Joe Walker (neck) will be available for Sunday's game against the Rams.

Analysis: Walker will be the starter for Philly in Week 14, and when they were without him in Week 13 they posted their worst defensive showing since Week 7. The Rams have scored at least 25 points in six of their last seven matchups, and they've turned the ball over just five times in that span. Philly ranks third in the league with 22 turnovers, giving them a high ceiling this week. If the Eagles can keep RB Todd Gurley in check, which they should be able to do with the top-ranked run defense, they…read more

LB Joe Walker (neck) is questionable for Sunday's game against the Seahawks.

Analysis: Walker is replacing Jordan Hicks (Achilles) at middle linebacker, but even if Walker can't play, the Eagles should be fine against Seattle's 19th-ranked run offense. Further, the Eagles are rocking on defense right now. They allowed a combined 12 points to the Bears and Cowboys over the last two weeks and forced six turnovers in that stretch, and they held the Bears to just six rushing yards. QB Russell Wilson will be one of the best signal callers they face all season, but he only put up 24…read more

The Eagles enter Sunday's game against the Bears with the seventh-ranked defense.

Analysis: The Bears' have multiple pass catchers nursing injuries -- Dontrelle Inman (groin) and Dion Sims (illness) are questionable, while Josh Bellamy (concussion) is doubtful. If none of them are able to play, it'll put unnecessary pressure on rookie QB Mitchell Trubisky to force throws, as well as on running backs Jordan Howard and Tarik Cohen. It could be amplified if the Eagles' red-hot offense takes off, and the Bears start becoming more aggressive on offense, leading to turnover-friendly…read more

CB Ronald Darby (ankle) practiced in full Wednesday and is expected to play Sunday night against the Cowboys.

Analysis: Dallas boasts the second-ranked run offense, but since Ezekiel Elliott has dropped his appeal against the NFL, he'll be out of the lineup. This further bolsters the Eagles' top-ranked run defense and allows them to focus on QB Dak Prescott. The Eagles have struggled against strong passing threats this season, but Prescott has just two passing touchdowns in the last three games and won't have the run support Elliott normally brings. Add top cornerback Darby to the mix, and the Eagles look to be…read more