The Philadelphia Eagles are keeping their grip on the NFC East lead with a solid 7-2 record after that gritty, if not glamorous, win over the Green Bay Packers last weekend. It's been a season of ups and downs for the Birds, but they've managed to stay ahead in the division standings, outpacing the Dallas Cowboys at 3-5-1 and the rest of the pack. As NFL Week 11 kicks off, the league's power rankings paint a picture of tight competition at the top, with the Eagles slotted at No. 2 behind the undefeated-ish Indianapolis Colts who sit at 8-2.
Looking at the broader NFL standings today, the conference is a mess of contenders vying for playoff spots. The Eagles' defense has been key, holding opponents to under 20 points in recent games, though the offense sometimes sputters like it did against Green Bay. Fans are buzzing about the upcoming matchup—whatever it brings this Sunday—hoping Jalen Hurts can find his rhythm amid the injuries plaguing the roster. Power rankings from around the league echo this: Seattle Seahawks and Los Angeles Rams round out the top four, all hovering around 7-2, while teams like the Lions lag at 6-3.
It's not all smooth sailing; the Eagles' road schedule toughens up, and any slip could shake their NFC playoff positioning. Still, with nine games down, they're in prime spot for another deep run. One can't help but wonder if this balanced attack will carry them through the stretch or if cracks will show under pressure.
