The Philadelphia Eagles (8-3) are still in control of the NFC East, but things have tightened up a bit after the Dallas Cowboys (5-5-1) pulled off an upset against Philadelphia on Sunday. The Washington Commanders (3-8) and New York Giants (2-10),

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After Week 9 of the season, the Philadelphia Eagles looked to be running away with the NFC East at 6-2. The Dallas Cowboys were three games back at 3-5-1.

Drake Maye and the New England Patriots defeated Jaxson Dart and the New York Giants 33-15 at home on Monday to extend their winning streak to 10.

For the third time in the 2025 NFL season, there is an odds-on favorite to win the MVP award. New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye is now -135 at DraftKi

The loss dropped Philadelphia to 8-4 on the season, meaning they now have just a 1.5 game lead over the Cowboys for the NFC East crown with five contests to go. It's still a tall order for the Cowboys,

ESPN insider says the Cowboys’ playoff push is “NOT AN OVERREACTION” as they close in on the Eagles in the NFC East.

No one beats Josh "Midafternoon" Allen in the 1 p.m. ET slot. Well, no one except for Joe Burrow, who has NEVER lost a December road game in his career (5-0). With their season on the line, the Bengals are going to be desperate and I can't pick against a quarterback who's gone a full year without losing.

1. Chicago Bears (9-3): Up next — At Green Bay Packers in Week 14 Notable odds: The Bears jumped into first in the NFC standings Sunday afternoon as a result of the Panthers' upset of the Rams. Friday's Bears win over the Eagles bumped Chicago's odds to win the NFC North to 30% in The Athletic's playoff simulator.