With so much talk about The Phillies hot streak and the All Star Break upon us, let’s turn to Football and answer the question: Will The Eagles Be Good This Season? Here’s a week by week look at The Birds’ Season.

The much-awaited NFL calendar unfurls, confirming who our beloved Philadelphia Eagles will be squaring off against, and more importantly, when! Mark your calendars, folks, because here’s a sneak peek into what the reigning NFC champions will be up against. Will The Eagles Be Good This Season? We think so.

Kickoff Week – Sept. 10: Eagles fly to New England Patriots, 4:25 ET
Starting the season at Foxborough, and answering the call of Will The Eagles Be Good This Season, might seem daunting with the Patriots paying tribute to Tom Brady, potentially firing up the crowd. But let’s not forget Brady’s absence leaves a void. So, expect our Eagles to revisit Super Bowl LII and start the season with a bang. (1-0)

Week 2 – Sept. 14: Minnesota Vikings visit Eagles, Thursday Night Football, 8:15 ET
Oh boy! The Vikings might be in for a reality check. Last season, we saw the Eagles reveal the Vikings’ vulnerabilities, crushing them 24-7. With Minnesota seemingly taking a step back, and our home crowd roaring, we’re poised for a double victory. (2-0)

Week 3 – Sept. 25: Eagles take on Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Monday Night Football, 7:15 ET
With the Bucs rebuilding and expected to rank low in the NFC this season, Eagles could easily make it a hat-trick. (3-0)

Week 4 – Oct. 1: Washington Commanders face off with Eagles, 1 ET
Our first NFC East game brings us the Commanders, featuring new addition Sam Howell. But, fear not Eagles fans, we’ve got this one in the bag. (4-0)

Week 5 – Oct. 8: Eagles set sights on Los Angeles Rams, 4:05 ET
Looking for a potential loss? East to West travel might cause some trouble, but remember, the Rams aren’t what they used to be. Even with a healthy Matthew Stafford, expect our Eagles to maintain their winning streak. (5-0)

Week 6 – Oct. 15: Eagles fly to New York Jets, 4:25 ET
Rodgers-led Jets have never triumphed over the Eagles. This game might pose a challenge with their rising roster, but every winning streak has to end, right? (5-1)

Week 7 – Oct. 22: Miami Dolphins swim to Eagles, Sunday Night Football, 8:20
The talented Dolphins are not quite equipped to tackle top teams on the road. Expect the Eagles to regain their winning momentum. (6-1)

Week 8 – Oct. 29: Eagles swoop on Washington Commanders, 1:00 ET
The journey down I-95 to the aging FedExField is essentially an Eagles’ takeover. We’re primed for a clean sweep of the Commanders. (7-1)

Week 9 – Nov. 5: Dallas Cowboys visit Eagles, 4:25 ET
This is likely to end in a split, with the Eagles securing a win on home turf. (8-1). And remember, Dallas Still Sucks.

Week 10 is a Bye Week

Week 11 – Nov. 20: Eagles head to Kansas City Chiefs, Monday Night Football, 8:15 ET
Aiming for Super Bowl LVII redemption, the Eagles might face a roadblock against the formidable Chiefs coach/QB duo. A loss is probable here. (8-2)

Week 12 – Nov. 26: Buffalo Bills ride into Eagles, 4:25 ET
Facing a talent-rich Bills team could be a challenge. But Josh Allen’s potential for critical errors combined with our home crowd’s spirit should help us dodge a losing streak. Maybe a Haasan Reddick strip-sack seals the win. (9-2)

Week 13 – Dec. 3: San Francisco 49ers at Eagles, 4:25 ET
Thinking Brock Purdy can snag a win from us in the NFC Championship Game? Dream on! We’re ready to keep our victory streak alive. (10-2)

Week 14 – Dec. 10: Eagles face off Dallas Cowboys, Sunday Night Football, 8:20 ET
A tough fight might ensue here, as it can secure the NFC East. But Dallas is too strong to lose twice, so a loss seems inevitable. (10-3)

Week 15 – Dec. 17: Eagles swoop down on Seattle Seahawks, 4:25 ET
A potential pitfall, the cross-country trip to the Pacific Northwest could challenge the Eagles. With the 12th man in the game, the Seahawks might sneak a win. (10-4)

Week 16 – Dec. 25: New York Giants come to Eagles, Christmas Day, 4:30 ET
Christmas comes bearing gifts, this time in the form of a game against the Giants. Considering our record, we’re all set to celebrate with a win at Lincoln Financial Field. (11-4)

Week 17 – Dec. 31: Arizona Cardinals vs. Eagles, 1:00 ET
Don’t expect Jonathan Gannon’s presence to change the outcome. This one’s a sure-shot victory to end the year. (12-4)

Week 18 – Jan. 6-7: Eagles swoop down on New York Giants, TBD
Likely to be a non-essential game, we might let the NYG steal this one. (12-5)

Eagles fans, buckle up for an exciting season! So, Will The Eagles Be Good This Season — yes, we think so. Let’s make another run at a title!