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Eagles Look to Stay Undefeated as They Host the Broncos
The Eagles, 4-0 this season, host the Broncos who broke an eight-year playoff drought last year, with key matchups including rookie QB Bo Nix and Denver's strong offensive line.
- Week 5, the Philadelphia Eagles will host the Denver Broncos at Lincoln Financial Field, aiming to keep their unbeaten 4-0 start against the 2-2 Broncos on Sunday.
- Denver's roster construction centers on a top offensive line with Quinn Meinerz, First-Team All-Pro , and Garett Bolles, helping the Broncos end an eight-year playoff drought.
- Rookie quarterback Bo Nix has recently thrown for 326 yards in the Bengals win and seven touchdowns through four games, while Denver's ground attack, led by J.K. Dobbins, averages over 5 yards per carry with 323 yards and three TDs.
- With Nolan Smith out, Eagles offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo said, `I went through this morning some of the self-scout stuff and we get all those numbers and you try to counteract those going in, and sometimes situationally the plays pop up where you're just not able to do that`.
- Betting lines show the Eagles as favorites, with BetMGM listing them by 3 1/2 and Sam Farmer, Los Angeles Times NFL writer, predicting a 27-20 Philadelphia win amid their 12-game home streak.
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