The Eagles (4-2) are looking to end their two-game losing streak when they visit the Vikings (3-2). Click here for ways to watch the 1 PM game on Sunday.

Check out these stories ahead of the game:

• Dave Spadaro's game preview

• Final injury report, including Carson Wentz getting the start against his former team

• Dallas Goedert's focus is winning and staying healthy

• What the Eagles coordinators said before facing the Vikings

• Eagles daily updates throughout the week

Here are some notes before the Week 7 showdown:

• This is the Eagles' second trip to Minnesota since winning Super Bowl LII in U.S. Bank Stadium.

• Including playoffs, Nick Sirianni is 8-0 vs. NFC North clubs. That is the most wins without a loss by a team against any division since 2021.

• Philadelphia owns the top winning percentage (.815, 22-5) in the NFL since the start of 2024 (including playoffs). The Eagles have won 10 of their last 12 games (.833) and 20 of their last 23 contests (.870).

• Philadelphia leads the league in red zone offense (87.5%), scoring TDs on 14 of 16 red zone opportunities. That is the best red zone TD efficiency by an NFL team through six games since at least 2000.

• The Eagles rank T-3rd in the NFL with 8 rushing TDs, trailing only Indianapolis (13) and Buffalo (9). Philadelphia is also T-3rd in the NFL in fewest giveaways (3), behind Kansas City (2) and Tampa Bay (2).

• Jalen Hurts ranks 5th in the NFL with 13 total TDs (8 passing, 5 rushing), trailing only Patrick Mahomes (15), Josh Allen (14), Jared Goff (14) and Dak Prescott (14). He also has the 3rd-best TD-TO ratio (13:2) among qualifying QBs, behind Baker Mayfield (12:1) and Mahomes (15:2).

• Dallas Goedert ranks 1st among NFL TEs with a career-high-tying 5 receiving TDs (also 2019). He has produced 1+ receiving TDs in four straight games, tying Zach Ertz (2017) and Charle Young (1974-75) for the longest streak by an Eagles TE since the 1970 NFL merger.

• Lane Johnson is one of only two NFL tackles with a 0.0% knockdown percentage (0 sacks, 0 QB hits allowed), joining Tytus Howard.

• Zack Baun, who was an Associated Press NFL Defensive Player of the Year finalist in 2024, and Jihaad Campbell, who has the highest PFF defensive grade (83.3) among NFL rookies (min. 200 defensive snaps), are the only LB duo with 40+ tackles, 1+ FF and 1+ takeaway each.

• Quinyon Mitchell is tied for the 3rd-most forced incompletions (7) in the NFL, trailing only D.J. Turner (10) and Pat Surtain (8) in that category. Moreover, Mitchell ranks 5th in the NFL in completion percentage allowed (43.9%) and opponent passer rating (55.7) (min. 20 targets).

• Jake Elliott is 6-of-6 on FGs, including 3-of-3 from 50+ yards, and 16- of-16 on PATs. Only two NFL kickers have made at least 20 kicks (FGs and PATs) without a miss this season – Elliott and Cameron Dicker.