Eagles' NFC East Rivals Go 0-3 in NFL Week 6

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The Eagles may not look like Super Bowl contenders just yet. But NFL week six was kind to the Fighting Siriannis, with all three of their division rivals losing.

Washington

The Commanders look strong early. After losing to the Bucs in week one, they notched close wins over the Giants and Bengals, then blowout victories over the Cardinals and Browns.

But in week six, they couldn't keep up with a tough Ravens team. Baltimore won, 30-23.

Upcoming games: vs Panthers, vs Bears, at Giants

Dallas

Like the Commanders, the Cowboys handled the Browns easily. They've also defeated the Giants (20-15) and Steelers (20-17). But the Saints dropped 44 points on them in Dallas in week two.

And at home in week six, dem boyz were embarrassed again. Final score: 47-9.

Upcoming games: BYE, at Niners, at Falcons

Giants

The Giants have played mostly close games this season. That includes their two wins (21-15 over the Browns, 29-20 over the Seahawks) and two of their four losses (21-18 to the Commanders, 20-15 to the Cowboys). 

The Vikings beat the G-men up a bit in week one, 28-6. And in week six, they dropped a home game to the Bengals, 17-7.

Upcoming games: vs Eagles, at Steelers, vs Commanders


As of Monday night, here are the odds for each team to win the NFC East:

Odds via FanDuel Sportsbook

The Eagles are early three-point road favorites against the Giants in week seven. They'll travel to Cincinnati to play the Bengals in week eight, then return home to face the Jaguars.



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John Foley

Before joining OnPattison.com, John Foley was a Phillies beat writer for PHLY Sports and the founder of a popular independent Phillies newsletter. He has provided nontraditional local sports coverage since 2013. Foley grew up in the Kensington neighborhood of Philadelphia. He's a proud product of the Philadelphia public school system, a Penn State grad, and a Georgetown Law alum. A licensed attorney, he sits on the board of the Papermill Food Hub, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to helping families in need throughout the city. You can read his silly little tweets at @2008philz.