Eagles rank 15th in ESPN's NFL watchability rankings
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 28, 2026, 3:34 PM
Last updated Aug 28, 2026

The Philadelphia Eagles have been ranked 15th overall in ESPN's annual NFL watchability rankings by Ben Solak. The ranking reflects the team's entertaining nature on the field, irrespective of their win-loss record. Solak noted that big-play potential, competitive games, and star power contributed to this placement. Key players like Jalen Hurts and DeVonta Smith, along with a strong defense, are highlighted as factors that keep Eagles games compelling. Philadelphia remains a team worth viewing even in challenging situations, with a passionate fan base that fuels interest regardless of performance.
- •Eagles placed 15th in ESPN's NFL watchability rankings.
- •Ranking based on big-play potential and competitive games.
- •Jalen Hurts and DeVonta Smith are focal points for entertainment.
- •Philadelphia generates significant viewer interest regardless of performance.
- •Strong fan base remains engaged on game days.
- 3:34 PMYahoo Sports — Eagles land at No. 15 in ESPN's NFL watchability rankings
"ESPN's Ben Solak believes the Eagles remain one of the NFL's most entertaining teams, whether they're winning or not.
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