The Philadelphia Eagles announced their 2014 regular season schedule.
"We are all looking forward to this season and getting the schedule finalized today makes it all the more exciting for all of us and the fans. We have six scheduled nationally televised games this season and of those, two are on Sunday night and two are on Monday night. And for the sixth time in franchise history the Eagles will be playing on Thanksgiving – this time in Dallas. We even finish the season with three NFC East rivals in a row," said Jeffrey Lurie Chairman and CEO of the Philadelphia Eagles. "I can't wait."
The Eagles kick off their 2014 regular season at a newly-renovated Lincoln Financial Field for the first time since 2010 as the team plays host to Jacksonville on September 7. Philadelphia then travels to Indianapolis in Week 2 in the first of two Monday Night Football matchups during the season, before returning home to kick off their division slate of games as they square off against the Washington Redskins (Sunday, September 21).
In Week 4, the Eagles get their first look at Levi's Stadium, the new home of the San Francisco 49ers (Sunday, September 28). Following a trip to the west coast, Philadelphia returns home for two weeks, as they host the St. Louis Rams (Sunday, October 5) before facing off against the New York Giants (Sunday, October 12) on Sunday Night Football.
The Eagles unveiled their 2014 regular season schedule on Wednesday. Check out the opponents ...
Week 1: Gus Bradley was almost the Eagles' head coach. Now, he's in his second year in charge of the Jaguars
Week 2: In a battle of 2012 draft picks, QB Nick Foles leads the Eagles against former No. 1 overall pick Andrew Luck and the Indianapolis Colts
Week 3: WR DeSean Jackson returns to Philadelphia to face his former team
Week 4: QB Colin Kaepernick and the 49ers welcome the Eagles to their new home, Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara
Week 5: The Rams are on the rise and boast a talented defensive line with Robert Quinn and Chris Long at the defensive end positions
Week 6: Giants QB Eli Manning smells a big matchup at Lincoln Financial Field
Week 8: CB Cary Williams came up with his third interception of the 2013 season in last year's meeting with Arizona
Week 9: It will be a reunion for the eight current members of the Eagles who were once Houston Texans
Week 10: Former No. 1 overall pick QB Cam Newton leads the Carolina Panthers, who won the NFC South in 2013
Week 11: CB Brandon Boykin came up with this crucial interception in last year's showdown against the Packers
Week 12: The Eagles will take on former top-10 pick QB Jake Locker and the Tennessee Titans, who are led by new head coach Ken Whisenhunt
Week 13: The Eagles return to Cowboys Stadium for a Thanksgiving game. The last time they were here, they walked off the field victorious in the 2013 NFC East title tilt
Week 14: A true measuring stick game for the Eagles, one in which they will find out how they stack up with CB Richard Sherman, QB Russell Wilson and the Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks
Week 15: LB Mychal Kendricks and the rest of his defensive teammates will look to make life miserable for Cowboys QB Tony Romo in Philadelphia
Week 16: The last time the Eagles visited Washington to take on the Redskins was Chip Kelly's debut as an NFL head coach. This time the matchup could have NFC East title implications
Week 17: TE Brent Celek made this amazing catch in last year's Week 5 win at the Giants. The 2014 season finale at MetLife Stadium could be another de facto NFC East title game
Following the bye in Week 7, the Birds will hit the road for back-to-back weeks, traveling to Arizona (Sunday, October 26) and Houston (Sunday, November 2). The Eagles will return to primetime in the ensuing week as they welcome the Carolina Panthers to Lincoln Financial Field for a Monday night matchup on November 10.
For the sixth time in franchise history and the first time since 2008, the Eagles will take part in the NFL's Thanksgiving Day festivities as the team travels to Dallas in a nationally-televised division showdown. The following week, Philadelphia will host the defending Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks.
Philadelphia will finish the season with three-consecutive games against their NFC East rivals, squaring off at home against Dallas (Sunday, December 14) before hitting the road for the final two contests of the season at Washington (Saturday, December 20) and at the New York Giants (Sunday, December 28).
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