Philadelphia Eagles' NFC Standing Post-Loss If the Philadelphia Eagles lose tonight on December 9, 2025, their record drops to 8-6 after recent struggles, including a third straight defeat in overtime to the Chargers (22-19), where Jalen Hurts threw four interceptions. They would retain a slim lead in the NFC East ahead of the Dallas Cowboys (likely 6-7), but face heightened pressure from a late-season collapse mirroring past trends.

Playoff Implications A loss keeps the Eagles as the No. 3 seed in the NFC but erodes their division title odds, with fans and analysts noting a drop from Super Bowl champions to a teetering 8-5 squad before this game. Playoff chances remain near-certain (over 90%), yet it boosts rivals like the Lions or Bears indirectly and demands wins in remaining games against teams like the Chiefs or Cowboys to secure a strong postseason position.

Team Performance Concerns The offense has sputtered with turnovers and poor execution, as seen in low-yardage halves and special teams errors against the Chargers. Defensively strong earlier, recent games exposed run defense weaknesses, fueling fan boos and early exits. Coach Nick Sirianni faces scrutiny for outcoaching failures.