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Photo by Elsa/ Shocker. Stop me if you’ve heard this before: the Philadelphia Eagles were defeated by the Seattle Seahawks. They’re now 0-6 all-time against Russell Wilson’s team after losing once again on Monday Night Football. Final score: 23 to 17. The Eagles are now 3-7-1 on the season. Read on for observations and postgame thoughts. FIRST QUARTER The Eagles started out on offense first. They went three-and-out despite a penalty setting them up with 1st-and-5. Gee, who could’ve seen that happening? Also, really great to see Alshon Jeffery playing over...

Bill Streicher-USA TODAY Sports After the third quarter, the Eagles trail the Seahawks by a score of 17 to 9. This is your fourth quarter thread for the 2020 Week 12 Philadelphia Eagles vs. Seattle Seahawks game. Join the discussion in the comments below! Here is some basic information to help guide you through the game: How to watch the game - TV schedule and online streaming information; Follow me on Twitter: @BrandonGowton; Follow along with Seahawks fans at Field Gulls; Live game stats; Eagles full regular season schedule; Current Eagles depth chart; Current...

Eric Hartline-USA TODAY Sports After the second quarter, the Eagles trail the Seahawks by a score of 14 to 6. This is your third quarter thread for the 2020 Week 12 Philadelphia Eagles vs. Seattle Seahawks game. Join the discussion in the comments below! Here is some basic information to help guide you through the game: How to watch the game - TV schedule and online streaming information; Follow me on Twitter: @BrandonGowton; Follow along with Seahawks fans at Field Gulls; Live game stats; Eagles full regular season schedule; Current Eagles depth chart; Current...

Photo by Elsa/ After the first quarter, the Eagles and Seahawks are tied: 0 to 0. This is your second quarter thread for the 2020 Week 12 Philadelphia Eagles vs. Seattle Seahawks game. Join the discussion in the comments below! Here is some basic information to help guide you through the game: How to watch the game - TV schedule and online streaming information; Follow me on Twitter: @BrandonGowton; Follow along with Seahawks fans at Field Gulls; Live game stats; Eagles full regular season schedule; Current Eagles depth chart; Current Eagles roster ... Note:...

Photo by Mitchell Leff/ It’s time to play the game. Will the Philadelphia Eagles finally beat the Seattle Seahawks for once? Or are they about to get embarrassed once again on Monday Night Football? Will Carson Wentz be able to have any success against the NFL’s worst passing defense? Will he get replaced by Jalen Hurts? We’re about to find out. Here is some basic information to help guide you through the game: How to watch the game - TV schedule and online streaming information; Follow me on Twitter: @BrandonGowton; Follow along with Seahawks fans at Field...

James Lang-USA TODAY Sports Here goes nothing... The Philadelphia Eagles (3-6-1) are scheduled for another primetime game, this time on Monday Night Football in Week 12 against the Seattle Seahawks (7-3). With Lane Johnson out for the remainder of the season, the Eagles are starting their 10th different offensive line grouping in 11 games, and are also expected to get Jalen Hurts some additional snaps. It’s not like making changes will mess with any type of chemistry that the offense has established, so what’s the harm? We’re back with you live tonight with score...

Photo by Andy Lewis/Icon Sportswire via Who’s in and who’s out. The Philadelphia Eagles officially announced the inactives list for their 2020 NFL Week 12 game against the Seattle Seahawks. The following five Eagles players have been ruled INACTIVE: Lane Johnson, Rudy Ford, Quez Watkins, Jason Huntley, and Nate Sudfeld. Johnson and Ford were ruled out on the final injury report. The Eagles haven’t officially put Johnson on injured reserve yet. Weird. Jason Peters is active, as expected, despite being ruled questionable on the injury report. He’s set to make his...

Photo by Mitchell Leff/ Here’s an extra number that matters: No. 2 in midnight green, baby Remember the last time the Eagles beat the Seahawks? Me neither! (2008.) 17 - That’s how many points the Eagles allowed to the Seahawks in both of their games last season. They only scored less two times in all of 2019. Maybe that’s just a coincidence — the Eagles only scored 9 in both games they played against the Seahawks as well, which is pretty weird. But the story of those two games is interesting. In the first game, the Eagles pressured Russ on 37% of his dropbacks...

Photo by Mitchell Leff/ Green light for QB change? Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie appears to be the driving force behind Jalen Hurts seeing an increased role as a quarterback in the Philadelphia Eagles’ offense. At least, that’s what this report from Adam Caplan of Inside The Birds indicates: BREAKING FROM @GeoffMosherNFL: #Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie gave directive to play Hurts if #Wentz struggles. Came from the top. https://t.co/ef73czmCbb— Inside the Birds (@InsideBirds) November 30, 2020 This report makes sense in the wake of Lurie reportedly being frustrated...

Geoff Burke-USA TODAY Sports Roster news. The Eagles made a few roster moves ahead of their Monday night matchup with the Seahawks, including elevating two practice squad players, TE Caleb Wilson and DT T.Y. McGill. The team also activated Genard Avery from the Reserve/Injured list. GENARD AVERY The defensive end was productive earlier in the 2020 season — 6 QB hits, 1.5 sacks through six games —, but was injured in Week 7 and has been sidelined ever since. Having more depth at DE will help with the rotation, and activating Avery means he has an opportunity to...

Eric Hartline-USA TODAY Sports The veteran will make his first start at right guard. The Eagles’ offensive line will feature it’s 10th different group of starters on Monday night against the Seahawks, but despite a pretty significant injury, it looks like Jason Peters will still be in the lineup. Despite having a broken, dislocated toe that will require surgery after this season, Eagles’ veteran OL Jason Peters will play tonight vs. Seahawks, though he will be moving to guard to help make up for the lack of mobility, per source.— Adam Schefter...

Eric Hartline-USA TODAY Sports This could be an(other) ugly primetime game for the Eagles. This Week 12 Monday Night Football matchup between the Seattle Seahawks (7-3) and the Philadelphia Eagles (3-6-1) may have looked like a fun game when the season started, but now, it has all the potential for a primetime bloodbath for a still-struggling Eagles team. We all know that Eagles’ QB Carson Wentz is smack dab in the middle of what will be his career-worst season for turnovers, but Seahawks’ quarterback Russell Wilson has had his own turnover issues the past few...

Eric Hartline-USA TODAY Sports How’re you feeling about this matchup? My prediction for tonight’s Philadelphia Eagles versus Seattle Seahawks game? Pain. In one of the following two ways: 1) The Eagles get embarrassed on national television in a game that’s never really close. They fall to 0-6 against Russell Wilson. Doug Pederson once again fails to lead Philly to more than 15 points against Seattle’s defense even though it’s worse than ever. or 2) The Eagles pick this season out of all seasons to finally beat the Seahawks. You know, when it benefits them...

Photo by Kirby Lee/ They’re usually awful The Eagles miserable season continues tonight against the Seahawks, a team that they seem to run into and over by whenever a season is going poorly. Not every miserable Eagles season features a miserable Seahawks game, but every miserable Seahawks game features a miserable season. Let’s take a painful trip down memory lane, there will be no apology. 2011: The Vince Young Game When a game has its own name, it is bad for someone, and that someone was the Eagles and their fans. Young threw 4 interceptions on just 29 attempts in...

Bill Streicher-USA TODAY Sports Philadelphia Eagles news and links for 11/30/20. Let’s get to the Philadelphia Eagles links ... It’s time for the Eagles to blow it up - PhillyVoiceThere is no more short-term for this team. It’s over. As we detailed above the roster has the trifecta of doomsday issues: It’s bad. It’s old. It’s expensive. And it’s going to take years of losing before it will be fixed. The longer the team “kicks the can down the road,” the worse it’s going to be when they inevitably have to blow it all up. In the interim, the team’s...