The Eagles’ 2025 regular season schedule has been released — and the games don’t look easy. The Eagles do not have consecutive home games on their schedule for the first time since 2008, and they will play nine playoff teams from last year, which will make it difficult for them to return to the Super Bowl.

The Commanders will play in six prime-time games this season. The NFL certainly wanted the NFC East more than any other division, as the Commanders, Eagles, and Cowboys will each play six prime-time games. Only the Kansas City Chiefs will be on prime time more often, as the Chiefs are scheduled for seven prime-time games.

The NFL is set to release its complete 2025 NFL schedule on Wednesday night but the Philadelphia Eagles will open with the Dallas Cowboys

The Eagles are slated to play 10 playoff teams from the 2024 season, with most of the games being away. They have no easy stretches on their schedule, and playing every other week on the road only makes things tougher. Some Eagles fans are not happy about those circumstances.

Here's an entire listing of the Monday night schedule. Each game can be seen on ESPN (unless noted otherwise), with select matchups also being shown on the "ManningCast," which is aired on ESPN2 and on ESPN+. We've also included a ranking of the entire "Monday Night Football" schedule.

There are Friday games in Week 1 and on the day after Thanksgiving. There are three Christmas games on a Thursday. There are late-season Saturday games. An 18-game regular season could be coming within the next few years. For now, it remains a 17-game season over 18 weeks.

The NFL is releasing the entire 2025 schedule on Wednesday. Here are all the rumored matchups leaked ahead of the official release.

The NFL’s schedule makers explain why they felt there was an opportunity to push their big broadcast windows into the ratings stratosphere.

The NFL is invested in this renewed rivalry. The Eagles have the NFL's most talented roster, while the Commanders are an up-and-comer led by perhaps a generational quarterback. With scheduled meetings in Weeks 16 and 18, the league believes the NFC East will be decided between the Commanders and Eagles late in the season.

The Eagles will open the season at home on Sept. 4 against the Dallas Cowboys and close the regular season Jan. 4 at home against the Washington Commanders. In between, they’ll be 15 games against 10 teams that made the playoffs last season.