The NFC East division title is there for the taking. And a chance for the Eagles to end a historic streak.
With a win on Saturday over the Washington Commanders, the Philadelphia Eagles would become the first team in 20 seasons to win the NFC East in consecutive seasons. It is the longest such streak of any division in NFL history. The Eagles were the last NFC East team to lay claim to consecutive division crowns, with four straight crowns from 2001-04.
First things first, the Eagles have to take care of business in Landover, Maryland against a Washington Commanders team that ended a dubious streak of their own on Sunday, halting an eight-game losing streak with a win over the New York Giants.
This is the first of two matches between the NFC finalists from last season over a three-week span. The Commanders will not make a return trip to the playoffs, as last year's AP Offensive Rookie of the Year Jayden Daniels is sidelined with a dislocated elbow injury that he reaggravated on December 7 in Minnesota.
Former Eagles quarterback Marcus Mariota will lead the Commanders into action. Last year in Washington, the Eagles were forced to rely on a backup quarterback in Kenny Pickett after Jalen Hurts exited the game with a concussion. Pickett battled, but the Eagles' franchise-record-tying 10-game win streak came to an end at the hands of Washington. The Eagles won the grudge match in the NFC Championship to advance to Super Bowl LIX. This time around, Philadelphia can punch its ticket to the playoffs.

Official Eagles Landing
Every Eagles fan knows the feeling of being somewhere outside of Philadelphia and immediately connecting with a fellow Eagles fan with a simple "Go Birds" or "Fly Eagles Fly". Eagles Landings are venues that offer fans a place to celebrate the spirit of Eagles football throughout the world.
Here is a look at the NFC playoff scenarios for Week 16:
Eagles clinch a playoff berth AND the NFC East division title with:
1. PHI win OR
2. DAL loss OR
3. PHI tie + DAL tie
Chicago Bears (vs. Packers) clinch a playoff berth with:
1. CHI win + DET loss or tie OR
2. CHI tie + DET loss
Green Bay Packers (at Bears) clinch a playoff berth with:
1. GB win + DET loss or tie OR
2. GB tie + DET loss
San Francisco 49ers (at Colts) clinch a playoff berth with:
1. SF win OR
2. DET loss OR
3. SF tie + DET tie
Seattle Seahawks (vs. Rams) clinch a playoff berth with:
1. SEA win or tie OR
2. DET loss or tie
NFC East Standings
1. Philadelphia Eagles – 9-5
2. Dallas Cowboys – 6-7-1
3. Washington Commanders – 4-10
4. New York Giants – 2-12
NFC Standings
1. Los Angeles Rams – 11-3, First in NFC West, Clinched playoff berth (54% chance to win No. 1 seed, per Next Gen Stats)
2. Chicago Bears – 10-4, First in NFC North (36% chance to win No. 2 seed)
3. Philadelphia Eagles – 9-5, First in NFC East (82% chance to win No. 3 seed)
4. Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 7-7, First in NFC South (77% chance to win No. 4 seed)
5. Seattle Seahawks – 11-3, First NFC Wild Card (38% chance to win No. 5 seed)
6. San Francisco 49ers – 10-4, Second NFC Wild Card (42% chance to win No. 6 seed)
7. Green Bay Packers – 9-4-1, Third NFC Wild Card (28% chance to win No. 7 seed)
Still In The Hunt
8. Detroit Lions – 8-6 (38% chance to make playoffs)
9. Carolina Panthers – 7-7 (22% chance to make playoffs)
10. Dallas Cowboys – 6-7-1 (1% chance to make playoffs)
*Next Gen Stats percentages are as of 3:15 PM on 12/17
If The Playoffs Kicked Off Today ...
1. Los Angeles Rams: First-Round Bye
7. Green Bay Packers at 2. Chicago Bears
6. San Francisco 49ers at 3. Philadelphia Eagles
5. Seattle Seahawks at 4. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
See the Eagles off the field for their 31-0 rout over the Raiders.

LB Nakobe Dean

CB Quinyon Mitchell

RB Will Shipley

S Reed Blankenship

LB Nakobe Dean

CBs Quinyon Mitchell & Jakorian Bennett

LB Jihaad Campbell

LB Nakobe Dean

QB Jalen Hurts

QB Jalen Hurts

OLB Nolan Smith

DT Moro Ojomo

DB Cooper DeJean

CB Quinyon Mitchell

QB Jalen Hurts

WR DeVonta Smith

LB Nakobe Dean

RB Saquon Barkley

DT Moro Ojomo

DT Moro Ojomo

OLB Joshua Uche

WR DeVonta Smith

DT Moro Ojomo

QB Jalen Hurts

DE Brandon Graham
Here is a look at the AFC playoff scenarios for Week 16:
Denver Broncos (vs. Jaguars) clinch the AFC West division title AND the AFC's No. 1 seed with:
1. DEN win + LAC loss or tie + NE loss + BUF loss or tie
Denver clinches the AFC West division title with:
1. DEN win + LAC loss or tie OR
2. DEN tie + LAC loss
Buffalo Bills (at Browns) clinch a playoff berth with:
1. BUF win + IND loss or tie OR
2. BUF win + HOU loss or tie OR
3. BUF tie + IND loss OR
4. BUF tie + HOU loss
New England Patriots (at Ravens) clinch a playoff berth with:
1. NE win or tie OR
2. IND loss or tie OR
3. HOU loss or tie
Jacksonville Jaguars (at Broncos) clinch a playoff berth with:
1. JAX win + IND loss or tie OR
2. JAX win + HOU loss or tie OR
3. JAX tie + IND loss OR
4. JAX tie + IND tie + HOU loss
Los Angeles Chargers (at Cowboys) clinch a playoff berth with:
1. LAC win + IND loss or tie OR
2. LAC win + HOU loss or tie OR
3. LAC tie + IND loss OR
4. LAC tie + IND tie + HOU loss

Jordan Mailata | Walter Payton Man of the Year
The Philadelphia Eagles have announced Jordan Mailata as its Club Winner for the Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award presented by Nationwide. Considered one of the league's most prestigious honors, the award recognizes an NFL player for outstanding community service activities off the field, as well as excellence on the field.
AFC Standings
1. Denver Broncos – 12-2, First in AFC West, Clinched playoff berth (77% chance to win No. 1 seed)
2. New England Patriots – 11-3, First in AFC East, Clinched playoff berth (48% chance to win No. 2 seed)
3. Jacksonville Jaguars – 10-4, First in AFC South, Clinched playoff berth (34% chance to win No. 3 seed)
4. Pittsburgh Steelers – 8-6, First in AFC North, Clinched playoff berth (59% chance to win No. 4 seed, per Next Gen Stats)
5. Los Angeles Chargers – 10-4, First AFC Wild Card, Clinched playoff berth (27% chance to win No. 5 seed)
6. Buffalo Bills – 10-4, Second AFC Wild Card, Clinched playoff berth (37% chance to win No. 6 seed)
7. Houston Texans – 9-5, Third AFC Wild Card, Clinched playoff berth (34% chance to win No. 7 seed)
Still In The Hunt
8. Indianapolis Colts – 8-6 (13% chance to make the playoffs)
9. Baltimore Ravens – 7-7 (40% chance to make the playoffs)
*Next Gen Stats percentages are as of 3:15 PM on 12/17
If The Playoffs Kicked Off Today ...
1. Denver Broncos: First-Round Bye
7. Houston Texans at 2. New England Patriots
6. Buffalo Bills at 3. Jacksonville Jaguars
5. Los Angeles Chargers at 4. Pittsburgh Steelers




















