Commanders Fall to Eagles 29–18; Philadelphia Clinches Second Straight NFC East Title

In Command: Eagles going for two brings out fireworks

LANDOVER, Md. — Tank Bigsby's 22-yard rushing touchdown effectively sealed the deal for the Philadelphia Eagles in their eventual 29-18 win over the Washington Commanders on Saturday night at Northwest Stadium.

Commanders fall to Eagles 29–18; Philadelphia clinches second straight NFC East title

Washington Commanders quarterback Marcus Mariota, starting in place of the sidelined Jayden Daniels, injured his right hand Saturday night and was replaced by third‑stringer Josh Johnson in a 29–18 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles.

PHLY Eagles Podcast: Eagles Film Review: Fran Duffy says Jordan Davis POPS OFF THE TAPE in NFC East clincher - PHLY Sports

Live from Reading Terminal, Fran Duffy is in the house to break down what you need to know from the Eagles’ 29-18 win over the Commanders, with insight on Jordan Davis’ breakout season, Cooper DeJean’s interception, Saquon Barkley resurgence and the things that matter as the Eagles chase the No. 2 seed in the NFC.

Commanders radio has full-blown meltdown over Eagles 2-point play

It’s been a long year for the Commanders and their fans. Coming off a surprise NFC Championship appearance last season, expectations were sky-high heading into 2025. They didn’t just miss those expectations, they completely face-planted. Washington reverted right back to what it’s always been: a terrible football team. And somehow, the worst part hasn’t even been the on-field product. It’s been the nonstop whining from their fanbase. That bitchi…

The Big Picture: Eagles Appreciate NFC East Repeat With Focus on ’the Main Thing’

The Eagles celebrated another division title on Saturday. While this year hasn't fully gone to plan, Cooper DeJean told FOX Sports he feels the team is "getting close" to where they need to be.

The Eagles are back-to-back NFC East Champions!

1. Denver Broncos – 12-3, First in AFC West, Clinched playoff berth (52% chance to win No. 1 seed, per Next Gen Stats)2. New England Patriots – 11-3, First in