The Eagles’ Stanford contingent, made up of Zach Ertz, J.J. Arcega-Whiteside, and Nate Herbig, are all looking forward to seeing Giants TE Kaden Smith.

Carson Wentz posted a 95.3 passer rating with nine touchdowns and two interceptions in Games Four through Nine. His rating dropped to 81.6 with five TDs and three picks in the last three games. The difference? His starting running back got hurt.

Ertz has been shut out on third down in five of the Eagles last seven games. That's got to change if they're going to run the table the next four games.

Pederson said how your position group performs is a big part of end-of-season evaluations. Some Eagles groups are really struggling.

Saquon Barkley rushed for 231 yards in two games against the Eagles last season. Keeping the Giants running back under control is just one of the keys to a Monday night victory for the Eagles.

Is this a must-win game for Doug Pederson?

The Eagles are playing on Monday night, but there are plenty of good games for Birds fans to check out Sunday.

Running back Jordan Howard likely will miss his fourth straight game Monday night with a stinger.

Doug Pederson said that if Agholor can’t play Monday night and the Eagles end up with just three healthy wideouts, third tight end Josh Perkins is enough of a hybrid that he could take some snaps.

Sanders is coming off the best game of his career against the Miami Dolphins, rushing for 83 yards on 17 carries, which are both season highs.

In his weekly Q&A, Banner says Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie likely is "second-guessing some of the decisions he made,'' and says they won't go "unconfronted."

Going into Monday night’s matchup against the Eagles, New York is holding tight ends to the fewest catches per game in the league, allowing 3.25 catches per game.

The Eagles coach had a padded practice that didn't go over well with all the players. There's no evidence, however, that he's lost their support.