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Eagles vs. Giants Week 9 live chat
The Philadelphia Eagles host the New York Giants in Week 9, an early‑afternoon showdown that pits a 4‑2‑1 Giants team atop the NFC East against an Eagles squad slipping to last place after back‑to‑back primetime losses. Fans are eager to see rookie starter Joe Milton’s impact and whether he can spark the offense’s playmakers. Bleeding Green Nation invites followers to join a live chat on the SB Nation app for real‑time score updates, Twitter feeds, and fan debate throughout the game.
Eagles vs. Giants: Live score updates, highlights, injury news
The Philadelphia Eagles host the New York Giants in a Week 10 NFC East showdown on Sunday, November 8, 2026, at Lincoln Financial Field. The Eagles don their Kelly Green jerseys and hope new starter Joe Milton can end their winless streak since Week 2, while the Giants aim to snap a 13-year drought in Philadelphia. Pre‑game notes highlight Marcus Epps returning to safety alongside Andrew Mukuba in nickel sets. The live blog promises real‑time scores, highlights, injury updates, and analysis throughout all four quarters.
Eagles vs. Giants Week 9 prediction
The Bleeding Green Nation preview predicts a tough Week 9 showdown as the Giants aim to end their 13‑year winless streak in Philadelphia. With backup QB Joe Milton finally starting for the Eagles, the article questions whether he'll spark the offense, while Giants coach John Harbaugh looks to ignite his team after a bye. The writer forecasts a 28‑7 Giants victory and even bolds that Milton will throw a TD on the opening play, inviting fans to submit their own predictions.
Eagles-Giants inactives
The Philadelphia Eagles release their Week 9 inactives ahead of the matchup with the New York Giants. Wide receivers DeVonta Smith, Dontayvion Wicks and Britain Covey join Michael Carter II and CB Jonathan Jones on the injury list, leaving four active receivers: Darius Cooper, Makai Lemon, Hollywood Brown and Elijah Moore. LB Jihaad Campbell is out, prompting Jeremiah Trotter Jr. to start at off‑ball linebacker beside Zack Baun. Backup QB Tanner McKee remains active despite a rib issue, and the team elevates Elijah Mitchell (third elevation) and Cole Wisniewski (final elevation) from the practice squad. The Giants also report several inactives, including lead rusher Cam Skattebo.
Tanner McKee expected to serve as Eagles’ backup QB behind Joe Milton
The Philadelphia Eagles name newcomer Joe Milton the starter for Week 9 against the Giants, pushing Tanner McKee to the backup role despite his recent cracked rib. Coach Nick Sirianni hinted the move reflects team needs more than McKee’s three‑week performance, praising his professionalism. The depth chart now lists Milton as QB1, McKee as QB2 (questionable), and rookie Cole Payton as the third option, who could rise if McKee remains sidelined. The shift underscores the Eagles’ ongoing quarterback struggles and the push to develop future talent.
Bengals vs. Falcons: NFL Week 9 in Madrid discussion
The Cincinnati Bengals (5-2) travel to Madrid’s Bernabéu Stadium on Sunday, Nov. 8, 2026, to face the Atlanta Falcons (3-5) in the NFL’s European game. Bengals hold a 10‑5 series edge and are three‑point favorites (-3, -166) with an over/under of 52.5. The matchup features former Eagle Andy Dalton, now the Falcons’ No. 3 QB, squaring off against his drafting team. Game kicks off at 9:30 AM ET on NFL Network, streamed via FuboTV or ESPN+, with Bob Wischusen, Louis Riddick and Molly McGrath announcing.
NFL Week 9 games: Eagles rooting guide
Week 9 brings a crucial Eagles showdown as the New York Giants visit Philadelphia. At 2.4% playoff odds, a win would lift the Eagles to 3-6 before their bye, while a loss could boost their 2027 draft position to as high as No. 2 overall. The guide breaks down how every other Week 9 game impacts Philly’s draft order—root for the Colts, Falcons, Dolphins, Commanders, Panthers, Chargers, Packers, Raiders, Cardinals, Buccaneers, and Bills depending on which teams threaten the Eagles’ slot. It also notes the Eagles’ ownership of Baltimore’s fifth‑round pick after the Ravens’ loss and the A.J. Brown trade effect on New England’s pick.
Eagles News: Cooper DeJean among notable players surprisingly struggling
Eagles cornerback Cooper DeJean, a 2025 first‑team All‑Pro, is surprisingly struggling this season after a role change to split nickel and safety duties. In eight games he has missed seven tackles—nearing his career‑high—and is allowing a 96.2 passer rating in coverage, up from 78.0 in his first two years. Next Gen Stats show a 21.3% missed‑tackle rate, blamed on awkward angles and wrapping issues from the safety spot. Despite the dip, coaches believe his athleticism and ball skills will help him rebound next year with better technique and practice. The article also touches on the Eagles’ broader defensive woes and quarterback news for Week 9.
Eagles vs. Giants Week 9 game information
The Philadelphia Eagles, now 2‑6, face the New York Giants in Week 9 on Sunday, Nov. 8 at 1 PM ET on FOX. After benching Tanner McKee, the Eagles start fourth‑year QB Joe Mixon—signed from the Cowboys practice squad—while missing DeVonta Smith and Dontayvion Wicks. Mixon joins a defense that has struggled despite solid play, and Saquon Barkley provides extra support. The Giants enter as 3‑point favorites (+136 for the Eagles). The game streams on FuboTV and NFL Sunday Ticket, with Bill Vinovich officiating.
Nick Sirianni explains decision for Eagles QB change
Philadelphia Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni explains why he promoted rookie Joe Milton and demoted Tanner McKee just before the upcoming game. Sirianni praised Milton’s arm strength, confidence and decision‑making, saying the move gives the offense its best chance to win now rather than waiting for the bye week. He stressed the decision was made after extensive discussion with GM Howie Roseman, the offensive staff and after reviewing film of a recent loss. While McKee remains the backup behind rookie Cole Payton, Sirianni emphasizes the entire quarterback room’s talent and notes no coaching changes were made.
Eagles News: Joe Milton has “a f***ing cannon” of an arm
Bleeding Green Nation highlights rookie quarterback Joe Milton’s "cannon" arm, praised by teammates Jordan Mailata and Coach Steen for his confidence and raw talent. Milton’s quick release, deep‑ball velocity and mobility could add a vertical dimension to the Eagles’ struggling offense, though his accuracy remains inconsistent and protection issues loom. The piece also notes the team’s gamble on an injured Saquon Barkley and recaps a 27‑10 loss to Washington, mentioning key receiver performances. Milton’s potential to revitalize a lost season is the article’s central focus.
NFL Draft prospects to watch: Week 10 college football preview
Week 10 of college football brings a slate of ranked matchups that serve as key audition stages for top NFL draft prospects. Highlights include BYU’s bruising RB LJ Martin versus Utah, Missouri’s premier OT Cayden Green taking on Texas’ defensive star Colin Simmons, and South Carolina’s enigmatic WR Nyck Harbor against Texas A&M. LSU tight end Trey’Dez Green, Oregon edge rusher Matayo Uiagalelei, Miami quarterback Darian Mensah (sans star receiver Malachi Toney) vs. Notre Dame, and Ole Miss defensive lineman Will Echoles also draw focus. Each game offers a chance for these players to boost their draft stock.
Eagles Film Review: Joe Milton is an easy player to get excited about
Philadelphia Eagles' rookie quarterback Joe Milton ignites excitement with a rare arm talent that delivers quick, zip‑filled throws to short, intermediate and deep spots. The Bleeding Green Nation review highlights his rapid release, ability to hit tight windows, and potential to boost the Eagles' RPO and vertical passing game, though his accuracy can be inconsistent. Milton also shows comfort moving in the pocket, suggesting more play‑action bootleg opportunities this season.
Eagles-Giants Final Injury Report: Tanner McKee questionable
The Eagles release their final Week 9 injury report ahead of the clash with the New York Giants. Six players are listed OUT, including WRs DeVonta Smith and Dontayvion Wicks, leaving only four receivers—Darius Cooper, Makai Lemon, Hollywood Brown, and Elijah Moore—on the active roster. LB Jihaad Campbell (hamstring/quad) and safety Michael Carter II (abdomen) also miss the game, as does CB Jonathan Jones (hamstring). QB Tanner McKee is QUESTIONABLE after a rib injury; he may serve as an emergency third‑string behind starter Joe Milton and backup Cole Payton. Notable absences without status include Saquon Barkley and Jalen Hurts (out for the season). The Giants report Cam Skattebo doubtful (hamstring) and WR Charlie Jones questionable (hand).
Eagles opposing player to stop, Week 9 edition
The Eagles head into Week 9 against a revitalized New York Giants squad led by second‑year quarterback J.J. McCarthy. Philadelphia sits on a six‑game losing streak, ranking near the bottom in offense (265.3 yards per game) and run defense (131.9 yards per game). The Giants, eyeing their first playoff berth since 2022, will rely on McCarthy and top receiver Malik Nabers (605 yards, 48 catches). Eagles defensive coordinator Vic Fangio praises the Giants’ offensive mix, but warns Nabers is "double tough." A loss would extend Philadelphia’s skid to seven and keep the Giants’ 13‑game winless streak at Lincoln Financial Field alive.
Eagles News: Tanner McKee among Eagles trade candidates “perceived by other teams to be available”
The Bleeding Green Nation roundup highlights that the Philadelphia Eagles have placed quarterback Tanner McKee among several trade candidates as the franchise endures a six‑game losing streak. Alongside McKee, players like Hollywood Brown, Riq Woolen, Dallas Goedert, and Michael Carter II are perceived as available, while tight end Owen Ojomo may stay despite interest. The article also notes Joe Milton's first start, his background, and a brief update on the Giants’ NFC East prospects. With trade speculation and lineup changes heating up, fans get a snapshot of the Eagles' shaky mid‑season roster moves.
Eagles Injury Report: Saquon Barkley upgraded to limited
The Eagles release their Week 9 injury report ahead of the New York Giants matchup, highlighting a slew of absences. Saquon Barkley moves to limited participation after missing Wednesday practice, still facing hamstring/back issues. Wide receiver depth shrinks as DeVonta Smith, Dontayvion Wicks, and Britain Covey sit out, leaving only Darius Cooper, Makai Lemon, Hollywood Brown, and Elijah Moore available. LB Jihaad Campbell and RB Michael Carter II also miss practice, while LB Jeremiah Trotter Jr. steps in. On the Giants side, leading receiver Malik Nabers and rusher Cam Skattebo are out, with Darius Alexander added to the limited list. Both teams head into the game with multiple key players on the sidelines.
Jason Kelce refutes rumor that Eagles players wanted Jeff Stoutland out of Philly
Former Eagles center Jason Kelce dismissed rumors that players wanted offensive line coach Jeff Stoutland out, stating the decision came from the organization, not the locker room. During a 94 WIP interview, Kelce highlighted Stoutland’s recent goodbye dinner with Jordan Mailata and his support of Lane Johnson’s retirement, emphasizing that the move reflects a new direction from team management. He condemned speculation blaming players for the change, calling it “crap” and reaffirming that the coaching shift is a front‑office decision.
Thursday Night Football: Jaguars vs. Ravens live chat
Week 9 kicks off Thursday, Nov. 5, with the Jacksonville Jaguars (5-2) hosting the Baltimore Ravens (4-4) at M&T Bank Stadium. The Jaguars hold a 13‑11 edge in the series, but Baltimore won two of the last three meetings, including a 23‑7 road victory in 2023. The Ravens face a quarterback crunch after losing Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley, turning to undrafted rookie Joe Fagnano and recent addition Jacoby Brissett. The game airs at 8:15 PM EST on Prime Video, with odds favoring Jacksonville at -9.5.
Eagles-Giants Game Preview: 5 questions and answers with the Week 9 enemy
The Eagles enter Week 9 on a six‑game losing streak and face a surging New York Giants team. In a Q&A with Giants analyst Ed Valentine, he credits head coach John Harbaugh’s credibility for the turnaround, notes rookie quarterback J.J. McCarthy’s excitement‑driven upside, and highlights underrated players like rookie WR Malachi Fields, center Bryan Hudson, and cornerback Deonte Banks. Valentine warns that the Giants’ run defense is inconsistent but believes the Eagles’ defensive front remains potent. He predicts a 24‑17 Giants victory, noting they’re 3‑point road favorites—their first Philly favoring since 2009—making this matchup a pivotal test for Philadelphia.
Eagles News: Kliff Kingsbury among potential head coach candidates
The Bleeding Green Nation roundup flags Kliff Kingsbury as a top head‑coach prospect if the Philadelphia Eagles toss Nick Sirianni after the 2026 season. Kingsbury, now the Los Angeles Rams’ assistant head coach, previously interviewed for the Eagles’ OC job in 2024 and impressed owner Jeffrey Lurie with his “Air Raid” background. His résumé includes a 28‑37‑1 record with the Arizona Cardinals, a 10‑2 start in 2021, and recent OC success in Washington with rookie QB Jayden Daniels. With the trade deadline looming and roster tweaks under way, the article weighs Kingsbury against other candidates and the team’s potential moves.
Jalen Hurts provides “morale boost” by showing up to Eagles practice facility
Quarterback Jalen Hurts, placed on IR after blood clots reached his lungs, made an unexpected appearance at the Philadelphia Eagles' practice facility on Wednesday, sitting in on team meetings. Though he didn't address teammates, his presence lifted morale, according to ESPN’s Tim McManus. Coach Nick Sirianni confirmed he’s in constant communication with Hurts, who is resting and recovering, but offered no new health updates. The sighting provides the first concrete sign that Hurts is well enough to be around the squad, offering a hopeful boost for the team and fans alike.
Eagles Injury Report: No practice for DeVonta Smith, Saquon Barkley, Tay Wicks
The Philadelphia Eagles release their Week 9 injury report ahead of the game with the New York Giants, listing seven starters—including star WR DeVonta Smith, RB Saquon Barkley and WR Dontayvion Wicks—as DNP due to hamstring, ankle and other injuries. Additional losses feature LB Jihaad Campbell, CB Jonathan Jones and S Michael Carter II. Only eight players, such as LB Zack Baun and TE Dallas Goedert, show full participation, while kicker Jake Elliott and edge rusher Jonathan Greenard are limited. The report also notes the Giants’ own injuries, with edge rusher Abdul Carter and RB Cam Skattebo missing practice. The Eagles face a depleted lineup heading into the matchup and a Week 10 bye.
Tanner McKee benched: Joe Milton is the Eagles’ new starting quarterback
The Philadelphia Eagles have benched Tanner McKee and promoted Joe Milton III to the starting quarterback role, according to ESPN. McKee, who went 0‑3 with a 76.6 passer rating while filling in for the injured Jalen Hurts, was a third‑string rookie after the team cut veteran Andy Dalton. Milton, a 6’5”, 235‑lb former Patriots sixth‑round pick who bounced between the Cowboys’ bench and practice squad, offers a stronger arm and mobility but remains inconsistent. The move sets up an intriguing Week 9 showdown against the New York Giants and gives fans a fresh look at Philly’s QB situation.
NFL trade rumors: Landon Dickerson draws interest as Eagles trade target
With the NFL trade deadline less than a week away, the Philadelphia Eagles are exploring moves on the offensive line, and guard Landon Dickerson has emerged as a prime trade target. Reports from Ryan Fowler note that multiple teams are interested, despite Dickerson’s injury history. The Eagles, who recently lost Land Johnson to retirement and traded Cam Jurgens to the Ravens, could fetch a Day 2 or early Day 3 draft pick or package a player to address roster depth. General manager Howie Roseman aims to maximize future draft capital, making Dickerson’s potential departure a key storyline ahead of the deadline.
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