Figuring out who the NFC East Division champions and defending Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles will play in the NFC Playoffs.

The road to the Super Bowl in Santa Clara will run through Seattle after the Seahawks' 13-3 win over San Francisco on Saturday night.

The Eagles’ backup plan backfired, and the Super Bowl champions will start their postseason defense of the title as the No. 3 seed in the NFC. With Jalen Hurts, Saquon Barkley and most key Eagles starters sitting out even with playoff seeding at stake,

Bills quarterback Josh Allen is the reigning MVP. Eagles running back Saquon Barkley is the reigning offensive player of the year after leading the league in rushing — a distinction that Bills running back James Cook is now on pace to claim. Since 2022, Allen has been the only quarterback with more total touchdowns than Hurts.

The San Francisco 49ers will travel to Philadelphia to play the Eagles next weekend in the Wild Card round of the NFC playoffs. The 49ers are the 6th seed

Dave Barry, arguably the funniest columnist ever and certainly the funniest Haverford College alumnus ever, has a tradition. Every December, he writes a piece in which he reviews everything that happened over the previous calendar year.

The Packers are the No. 7 seed in the NFC playoffs, so the path to Super Bowl LX is nearly set. Here's a closer look.

The Eagles could regret resting their starters in Week 18. The Lions beat the Bears on Sunday, which meant the Eagles could have secured the No. 2 seed in the NFC playoff field with a win. Instead, after sitting most of their top players,