Saquon Barkley lost his shot at the NFL season rushing record. The Philadelphia Eagles running back will settle for an NFC East title, 2,000 yards rushing, a home playoff game — and the last laugh against his old team,

Hurts hasn't practiced since sustaining a concussion while taking a big hit in the first quarter of a Week 16 loss at Washington. He thus will miss a second game in a row to end the regular season, and his backup Kenny Pickett (ribs),

The Eagles don't need quarterbacks Jalen Hurts or Kenny Pickett for Sunday's game against the Giants, but getting them back on the practice field would be a positive development for next week's playoff opener.

The New York Giants are locked out of the playoffs. Theoretically, neither team will be very invested in this weekend's contest. However, these teams hate each other, and do you really think the Giants will let their former running back Saquon Barkley break the NFL rushing record against them?

The Philadelphia Eagles can’t move up or down in the NFC standings entering Week 18 – they’ve locked up the No. 2 seed – but they’re still favored against the N