Eagles Take Early 2.5-Point Lead in Upcoming NFC Wild Card Showdown Against 49ers
Philadelphia will host the San Francisco 49ers next Sunday at Lincoln Financial Field as part of the highly anticipated NFC Wild Card game, with kickoff set for 4:30 p.m. ET. The Eagles are currently favored by a slim margin of 2.5 points against their division rivals.
With a Week 18 outing that didn't go in their favor, Philadelphia is sitting pretty at the number three seed in the NFC after falling to the Washington Commanders. The 49ers, meanwhile, find themselves at the sixth position, but with home-field advantage, they are confident they can pull off the upset.
A closely watched matchup for football fans nationwide, this game marks a high-stakes showdown between two teams that have faced each other before in the postseason. In their most recent meeting last season, the Eagles dominated on the field, knocking out not one but both quarterbacks in the process. This victory propelled them to Super Bowl appearances, though they ultimately fell short against the Kansas City Chiefs.
Last February, however, Philadelphia finally secured their revenge over San Francisco and the 49ers are now back to take on the team that denied them a championship just months prior.
Philadelphia will host the San Francisco 49ers next Sunday at Lincoln Financial Field as part of the highly anticipated NFC Wild Card game, with kickoff set for 4:30 p.m. ET. The Eagles are currently favored by a slim margin of 2.5 points against their division rivals.
With a Week 18 outing that didn't go in their favor, Philadelphia is sitting pretty at the number three seed in the NFC after falling to the Washington Commanders. The 49ers, meanwhile, find themselves at the sixth position, but with home-field advantage, they are confident they can pull off the upset.
A closely watched matchup for football fans nationwide, this game marks a high-stakes showdown between two teams that have faced each other before in the postseason. In their most recent meeting last season, the Eagles dominated on the field, knocking out not one but both quarterbacks in the process. This victory propelled them to Super Bowl appearances, though they ultimately fell short against the Kansas City Chiefs.
Last February, however, Philadelphia finally secured their revenge over San Francisco and the 49ers are now back to take on the team that denied them a championship just months prior.