Eagles schedule leaks: Every rumored and confirmed game on Philly’s 2025 NFL slate

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The full Philadelphia Eagles’ 2025 regular-season schedule has been leaked, and the NFL did the reigning Super Bowl champions no favors.

Philly’s first three games are about as tough as it gets. After kicking off the season on Thursday, Sept. 4, against the rival Dallas Cowboys in Week 1, the Eagles will reportedly travel to Kansas City for a Super Bowl rematch with the Chiefs in Week 2. The early season gauntlet continues with a playoff rematch with the Los Angeles Rams at Lincoln Financial Field in Week 3, followed by a familiar trip to Raymond James Stadium to face the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in Week 4.

The Eagles were always going to have rough stretches like this, as their overall strength of opponents ranks No. 4 in the NFL based on last year’s win percentages. A Super Bowl rematch in Week 2, though? That decision feels like an easy second-guess, as teams are barely humming at full speed in September.

That’s just one of the many quirks so far in an Eagles schedule that includes multiple Thursday dates, as well as games on Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday night. Here’s every rumored and confirmed game on Philly’s 2025 schedule as of Wednesday morning:

Philadelphia Eagles 2025 Schedule Tracker

WEEK 1 — Thursday, Sept. 4, vs. Dallas Cowboys, 8:20 p.m. EST (NBC)
WEEK 2 — Sunday, Sept. 14, at Kansas City Chiefs, 4:25 p.m. EST
WEEK 3 — Sunday, Sept. 21, vs. Los Angeles Rams, 1 p.m. EST
WEEK 4 — Sunday, Sept. 28, at Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 1 p.m. EST
WEEK 5 — Sunday, Oct. 5, vs. Denver Broncos, 1 p.m. EST
WEEK 6 — Thursday, Oct. 9, at New York Giants, 8:20 p.m. EST (TNF, Amazon Prime)
WEEK 7 — Sunday, Oct. 19, at Minnesota Vikings, 1 p.m. EST
WEEK 8 — Sunday, Oct. 26, vs. New York Giants, 1 p.m. EST
WEEK 9 — BYE WEEK
WEEK 10 — Monday, Nov. 10, at Green Bay Packers, 8:15 p.m. EST (MNF, ESPN)
WEEK 11 — Sunday, Nov. 16, vs. Detroit Lions, 8:20 p.m., EST. (SNF, NBC)
WEEK 12 — Sunday, Nov. 23, at Dallas Cowboys, 1 p.m. EST
WEEK 13 — Friday, Nov. 28, vs. Chicago Bears, 3 p.m. EST (Black Friday, Amazon Prime)
WEEK 14 — Monday, Dec. 8, at Los Angeles Chargers, 8:15 p.m. EST (MNF, ESPN)
WEEK 15 — Sunday, Dec. 14, vs. Las Vegas Raiders, 1 p.m. EST
WEEK 16 — Saturday, Dec. 20, at Washington Commanders, time TBA
WEEK 17 — Sunday, Dec. 28, at Buffalo Bills, 4:25 p.m. EST
WEEK 18 — Sunday, Jan. 4, vs. Washington Commanders, (*could be flexed to Saturday, Jan. 3)

— Source: progrid.org

Philadelphia Eagles 2025 opponents list

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2025 NFL strength of schedule rankings

Here is the strength of schedule rankings for 2025. No. 1 is the toughest strength of schedule, while No. 32 is the easiest.

Rank	Team	Opponent win pct. (2024)
1	Giants	.574
2	Bears	.571
	Lions	.571
4	Eagles	.561
5	Cowboys	.557
	Packers	.557
	Vikings	.557
8	Commanders	.550
9	Ravens	.533
10	Steelers	.526
11	Chiefs	.522
	Chargers	.522
13	Browns	.519
14	Bengals	.509
15	Broncos	.505
16	Raiders	.502
17	Rams	.491
18	Texans	.481
	Buccaneers	.481
20	Falcons	.478
21	Dolphins	.474
	Seahawks	.474
23	Bills	.467
	Jaguars	.467
25	Colts	.464
26	Jets	.460
27	Cardinals	.457
	Panthers	.457
29	Titans	.450
30	Patriots	.429
31	Saints	.419
32	49ers	.415

Last season's win percentage is not a perfect way of evaluating each team's strength of schedule, particularly after a busy offseason that saw some teams upgrade and others lose key pieces.

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Eagles official schedule release date and time

When: Wednesday, May 14, 8 p.m. EST
Watch: NFL Network, ESPN

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Ryan OLeary

Ryan O'Leary has spent his entire professional career in sports multimedia, working as journalist, editor, podcaster, and in live events as a content manager and show emcee. His career highlights include working as a podcast host and audio editor for USA TODAY Sports Media Group, where he led a series of NFL podcasts for the company’s top-performing NFL sites. A born and raised New Englander, Ryan’s career kicked-off in newspapers after graduating from the University of New Hampshire with a degree in journalism. He developed an affinity for small-town youth, high school and college sports, while also realizing his childhood dream of covering the Patriots in multiple AFC Championship Games. Ryan enjoys kicking it with family and friends, beating his dad and brother in chess, and arguing with anyone crazy enough to insist that Tom Brady isn’t the GOAT.