The Eagles surrendered 367 yards and 38 points during the Week 5 loss to the Steelers and play the Ravens on Sunday.

Analysis: It was an ugly performance from Philly's secondary, as rookie WR Chase Claypool ran loose with seven receptions for 110 yards and three touchdowns. Things won't get much easier this week, the the Eagles solid run defense (3.9 YPC) should be a bigger factor against the Ravens. The Philadelphia D/ST ranks third in sacks (18) but tied-17th in takeaways (five), and it can't be trusted when going up against reigning MVP Lamar Jackson in Week 6.

The Eagles allowed 417 yards and 20 points during the Week 4 win over the 49ers and play the Steelers on Sunday.

Analysis: Philly entered the game with only one takeaway but had three takeaways (including a pick-six) off fill-in QB Nick Mullens to force a QB change while also racking up five sacks. The Eagles now lead the league with 17 sacks, 13 of which have come in the past two contests. Due to the Titans' COVID-19 situation the Steelers are coming off an impromptu bye, and through the first three games they're averaging 26.7 points and 382 yards. QB Ben Roethlisberger has looked as good as ever after missing…read more

The Eagles gave up 23 points and 304 yards during the Week 3 tie with the Bengals and play the 49ers on Sunday.

Analysis: Philadelphia played well defensively and allowed only 4.3 yards per play and racked up eight sacks, though it was unable to force any turnovers. That's a problem area for the Eagles, as they have only one takeaway through three games, San Francisco may be without QB Jimmy Garoppolo (ankle) and RB Raheem Mostert (knee) again this week, but the team arguably has the best depth in the league, and QB Nick Mullins played well as a fill-in starter last week. There are worse matchups out there, but…read more

The Eagles surrendered 37 points and 449 yards to the Rams during Sunday's loss to the Rams and play the Bengals in Week 3.

Analysis: Philadelphia's offense didn't help with three more turnovers, but the defense struggled regardless as five of the six scoring drives for the Rams were 60 yards or longer. QB Jared Goff averaged 9.9 yards per attempt and was sacked only once, and Los Angeles also averaged 4.9 YPC on the ground. The Cincinnati offense is understandably going through some growing pains with a poor offensive line and rookie QB in Joe Burrow, but it still managed to put up 30 points on Cleveland last week. This…read more

The Eagles gave up 27 points and 239 yards to Washington in Week 1 and will play the Rams on Sunday.

Analysis: Philadelphia allowed only 3.4 yards per play, but each of Washington's five scoring drives were less than 50 yards, spurred by three giveaways from QB Carson Wentz. The Eagles had zero takeaways and three sacks. The Rams represent a much more difficult matchup in Week 2, and the availability of DT Javon Hargrave (pectoral), DE Derek Barnett (hamstring) and DE Brandon Graham (concussion) may determine whether the Philadelphia D/ST is worth any fantasy consideration.

DT Javon Hargrave (pectoral/hamstring) was ruled out for the season opener against Washington.

Analysis: DE Derek Barnett is also questionable, so Philadelphia's depth up front may be tested Week 1. Washington had one of the worst offenses in the league last season (274.7 YPG and 16.6 PPG), and it is sticking with the youth movement in 2020 with RB Antonio Gibson and second-year players QB Dwayne Haskins, WR Terry McLaurin and WR Steven Sims leading the skill positions. It's a strong matchup for the Eagles D/ST despite the potential depth concerns on the defensive line.

The Eagles acquired CB Darius Slay, NT Javon Hargrave and slot CB Nickell Robey-Coleman this offseason.

Analysis: S Malcolm Jenkins and LB Nigel Bradham departed after last season and the remaining linebackers are unproven besides Nate Gerry, but the defense still enters 2020 with an improved outlook. The Eagles ranked 10th in total defense (331.7 YPG), 15th in scoring (22.1 PPG), tied-19th in takeaways (20) and tied-13th in sacks (43) during 2019, so a modest improvement could result in being a reliable fantasy option this season.

The Eagles allowed 311 yards and nine points to the Cowboys in Week 16 and play the Giants on Sunday.

Analysis: Philadelphia had two sacks and a takeaway as it stymied Dallas for most of the day, especially on third down (3-for-14 on third-down conversions). Meanwhile, New York scored 77 points in the last two games and didn't have a giveaway Week 16. Overall the Giants rank 30th in giveaways (31) and tied-18th in sacks allowed (39), so there should be solid playmaking chances for the Eagles. The Philadelphia D/ST is coming off one of its best outings of the season and will have a good opportunity to…read more

The Eagles gave up362 yards and 27 points to the Redskins Week 16 and play the Cowboys on Sunday.

Analysis: Philadelphia allowed 7.1 yards per play and 9.3 yards per pass while recording zero sacks and zero takeaways through the majority of the game, but a fumble return for a touchdown as time expired salvaged some value. The Cowboys enter the matchup as one of the top-ranked offenses in the league, while the Eagles have struggled to hold down the Dolphins, Giants and Redskins over the last three weeks. The Philadelphia D/ST isn't worth considering outside the deepest of formats for Week 16.

The Eagles allowed 255 yards and 17 points during the Week 14, overtime win over the Giants and play the Redskins on Sunday.

Analysis: QB Eli Manning made his first start since Week 2 and nearly delivered a win for New York, but outside of a 17-point second quarter, Philadelphia overall played solid defense but had zero takeaways and only two sacks, though it gave up only 11 first downs and 4.9 yards per play. The Eagles certainly didn't provide much fantasy value given the matchup. Facing the Redskins in Week 15 presents a third straight quality matchup on paper, but the Eagles D/ST has failed to produce much against the…read more

The Eagles surrendered 409 yards and 37 points during the Week 13 loss to the Dolphins and play the Giants on Monday Night Football.

Analysis: Philadelphia managed to hold down Seattle in Week 12 and were a popular streaming option, but it was torched for 8.2 yards per pass by QB Ryan Fitzpatrick in Miami. Another prime matchup awaits in Week 14, as the Giants are tied for the league lead with 28 takeaways. The Eagles D/ST has one of the best matchups of the week on paper, as long as you're willing to ignore the absolute egg it just laid versus the Dolphins.

The Eagles allowed 348 yards during the Week 12, 17-9 loss to the Seahawks and will play the Dolphins on Sunday.

Analysis: Philadelphia did a fantastic job containing QB Russell Wilson and had six sacks and two takeaways, but their own offense helped little with five giveaways. The Eagles performed well despite a tough matchup and will now be rewarded by facing the Dolphins in Week 13. Miami ranks 30th in total offense (264.9 YPG) and scoring (14.8 PPG), tied-29th in giveaways (22) and dead last in sacks allowed (46). The Philadelphia D/ST should be picked up and plugged into the starting lineup, if available.

The Eagles allowed 298 yards and 17 points to the Patriots in Week 11 and will play the Seahawks on Sunday.

Analysis: Philadelphia gave up only one touchdown to New England but had zero takeaways and only one sack as heavy wind impacted both offenses. Things's won't get any easier in Week 12 with QB Russell Wilson coming out of the bye week and in the midst of the best season of his career. The Eagles rank middle of the pack in scoring defense (23 PPG), takeaways (13) and sacks (25) this season and have been inconsistent week-to-week, and it's not worth betting on them against an offense of the Seahawks'…read more