In a gritty, low-scoring affair that had fans on edge until the final whistle, the Philadelphia Eagles edged out the Green Bay Packers 10-7 on Monday Night Football. The game, played under the chilly lights at Lambeau Field, showcased a dominant Eagles defense that stifled Green Bay's offense, holding them to just seven points. Jalen Hurts managed the ball efficiently, but it was the unit's resilience that sealed the victory in what some are calling one of the uglier contests of the 2025 season.
With this hard-fought win, the Eagles improve to 7-2, solidifying their grip on first place in the NFC East. Their record now stands at 7-2-0, with a plus-26 point differential that speaks to their balanced attack—218 points scored against 192 allowed. As Week 11 kicks off today, Philadelphia finds itself ranked as high as No. 2 in various NFL power rankings, trailing only powerhouses like the Los Angeles Rams (7-2) and Seattle Seahawks (7-2). The Indianapolis Colts lead the AFC at 8-2, while surprise contenders like the New England Patriots (8-2) continue to rise.
NFL standings reflect a tight race across both conferences, with the Eagles' 4-1 road record proving particularly impressive. Heading into a crucial matchup next week, this victory boosts their playoff positioning, though questions linger about offensive firepower. The league's overall landscape shows the Denver Broncos and Pittsburgh Steelers holding strong divisional leads, but it's the NFC contenders like Detroit (6-3) keeping pace.
Week 11 brings more intrigue, with no Eagles game tonight but plenty of action to shake up the NFL standings today. As the season progresses, how will Philadelphia build on this momentum?
