Philadelphia Eagles<\/a>-focused rooting guide for all of the remaining Week 4 games.<\/p>\nPHILADELPHIA EAGLES at TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS: <\/strong>The Eagles will be 4-0 with a win. And they\u2019ll own a valuable head-to-head tiebreaker over TB. Go Birds.<\/strong><\/p>\nWASHINGTON COMMANDERS at ATLANTA FALCONS: <\/strong>The Commanders are currently the Eagles\u2019 biggest threat to repeating as division champs. They\u2019d love to see a loss here. They also wouldn\u2019t mind seeing the Falcons win the NFC South instead of the Bucs. Root for the Falcons.<\/strong><\/p>\nLOS ANGELES CHARGERS at NEW YORK GIANTS: <\/strong>If the Giants win this game, they have a very real chance to be 2-3 prior to hosting the Eagles in Week 7 since New York plays New Orleans in Week 6. The Birds don\u2019t want to see Jaxson Dart giving the Giants a spark. Root for the Chargers.<\/strong><\/p>\nGREEN BAY PACKERS at<\/strong> DALLAS COWBOYS:<\/strong> There\u2019s an argument to be made that the Packers are a bigger threat to the Eagles getting the No. 1 seed than the Cowboys are to the Eagles winning the NFC East. But, c\u2019mon, how could you not root for Micah Parsons to have a big revenge game in Dallas? It\u2019d be hilarious to see the Cowboys drop to 1-3 while Jerry Jones gets embarrassed. Root for the Packers.<\/strong><\/p>\nMINNESOTA VIKINGS at PITTSBURGH STEELERS: <\/strong>The Vikings winning the NFC North is preferable to Detroit or Green Bay winning it since they\u2019re the least threatening team from that trio. Root for the Vikings.<\/strong><\/p>\nCLEVELAND BROWNS at DETROIT LIONS<\/strong>: The Lions not winning the NFC North would be preferable. Root for the Browns.<\/strong><\/p>\nINDIANAPOLIS COLTS at LOS ANGELES RAMS: <\/strong>For as much as the Eagles own the Rams, the last two games have been pretty close. Seattle winning the NFC West is preferable to LA or San Francisco winning it instead. Root for the Colts.<\/strong><\/p>\nJACKSONVILLE JAGUARS at SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS: <\/strong>Given that their schedule is so easy, the 49ers are a real threat to the Eagles winning the No. 1 seed. Need SF to lose some games eventually. Also, each Niners loss helps to improve the 2026 Day 3 pick that San Fran owes to the Eagles from the Bryce Huff trade. Speaking of, Huff is just six sacks away from that selection being elevated from a fifth-round pick to a fourth-round pick. Root for the Jaguars.<\/strong><\/p>\nCHICAGO BEARS at LAS VEGAS RAIDERS: <\/strong>The Bears or Vikings winning the NFC North is preferable to the Lions or Packers winning that division. Root for the Bears.<\/strong><\/p>\nNEW YORK JETS at MIAMI DOLPHINS: <\/strong>Thanks to last year\u2019s Haason Reddick trade, the Eagles own the Jets\u2019 third-round pick in the 2026 NFL Draft. The more the Jets lose, the more favorable the pick will be for the Birds. Root for the<\/strong> Dolphins.<\/strong><\/p>\nCAROLINA PANTHERS at NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS: <\/strong>The Bills probably have the AFC East crown covered but in case Josh Allen gets hurt or something, the Eagles still want a non-Jets team to win that division. Root for the Patriots.<\/strong><\/p>\nNEW ORLEANS SAINTS at BUFFALO BILLS: <\/strong>The Eagles want a non-Jets team to win the AFC East and they also want the Saints to remain ahead of the Giants and Cowboys in the 2026 NFL Draft order. The Birds also stand to benefit from the Bills winning if Philly can beat them later on this season to improve their strength of victory tiebreaker. Root for the Bills.<\/strong><\/p>\nBALTIMORE RAVENS at KANSAS CITY CHIEFS: <\/strong>The Chiefs winning works to improve the Eagles\u2019 strength of victory tiebreaker. Root for the Chiefs.<\/strong><\/p>\nCINCINNATI BENGALS at DENVER BRONCOS: <\/strong>The Broncos winning work to improve the Eagles\u2019 strength of victory tiebreaker, assuming the Birds are able to beat Sean Payton\u2019s team in Philly next weekend. Root for the Broncos.<\/strong><\/p>\nTENNESSEE TITANS at HOUSTON TEXANS: <\/strong>No Eagles impact. But worth noting that the loser of this game drops to 0-4.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"The fourth Sunday of the 2025 NFL regular season is here! 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