Eagles aim for third consecutive NFC East title in 2026 season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 26, 2026, 5:01 PM
Last updated Jun 26, 2026
The Philadelphia Eagles enter the 2026 season with aspirations to secure a third straight NFC East championship. Key factors include a deep roster, established leadership under head coach Nick Sirianni, and a revitalized performance from quarterback Jalen Hurts. After becoming the first team in two decades to repeat as divisional champions, the Eagles are seen as the top contenders in a competitive NFC East. They have benefitted from a longer offseason, allowing players time to recover from injuries. The season's success will depend on maintaining health and building on their existing strengths.
- •Eagles have depth and leadership heading into the new season.
- •Nick Sirianni has established a strong locker room culture.
- •Jalen Hurts shows increased confidence and comfort.
- •Offseason injuries have provided key players extra recovery time.
- •Coaching staff changes aim to enhance team performance on both sides of the ball.
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"The Eagles enter the 2026 season with depth, proven leadership, and every reason to believe another NFC East crown is within reach.
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