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The Philadelphia Eagles (8-4) still lead the NFC East, but their lead is now down to 1.5 games after losing to the Chicago Bears on Black Friday.

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NFL Week 14 power rankings: Bears make huge jump in Top 10

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Week 14 Chicago Bears power rankings

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Chicago Bears Q&A: Could Ben Johnson win Coach of the Year? When should fans panic about Caleb Williams?

First place in the NFC North will be on the line Sunday when the Chicago Bears (9-3) visit the rival Green Bay Packers (8-3-1) at Lambeau Field.

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NFC playoff picture: Chicago Bears now in first place in conference

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Bears face Packers at Lambeau Field with NFC North lead in the balance

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Micah's takeaways from Chicago Bears rising to No. 1 seed in NFC

The Bears completely dominated the Eagles for 60 minutes.

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Ben Johnson Calls Packers "The Best Defense the Bears Have Seen All Season"

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Brad Biggs: Ben Johnson predicted Bears will play their best ball in December. 6 reasons he may be right.

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NFC East odds: Cowboys' chances to win division entering Week 14

The Cowboys are trying to track down the Eagles in the NFC East standings. Here are the latest odds for each team to win the division entering Week 14

‘Hard Knocks in Season with the NFC East’ returns tonight - Here’s how to watch for free

From HBO Sports and NFL Films, TV's most acclaimed sports documentary franchise returns with an all-access look at the NFC East division on Tuesday, December 2.

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NFL: Takeaways from Week 13 in the NFC East

The NFC East was a one-team race just three weeks ago, but things have tightened up as the Philadelphia Eagles (9-4) have lost two games in a row. With the Dallas Cowboys (6-5-1) now on a three-game win streak,

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Troy Aikman says this week will determine NFC East race between Cowboys, Eagles

The Cowboys have rallied off three straight wins, including two over the last two Super Bowl champions in the Eagles and the Kansas City Chiefs.

How to watch HBO’s Hard Knocks: In Season with the NFC East episode 1 free stream today

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When Do New Episodes of 'Hard Knocks' Come Out? Start Time, Where To Watch 'Hard Knocks: In Season with the NFC East'

The season premiere of Hard Knocks: In Season with the NFC East premieres Tuesday, December 2 at 9:00 p.m. ET on HBO and HBO Max. An encore of the season premiere will also air at 10:30 p.m. ET and 12:30 a.m. ET on HBO.

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When can Eagles clinch NFL playoff spot, NFC East title? What needs to happen

Again, according to NFL.com, the Eagles currently have a 21% chance of getting the No. 1 seed in the NFC playoffs. Only the Rams (9-2) have a better chance, at 54%. It should be noted that the Eagles beat the Rams 33-26 on Sept. 21, so the Eagles would have the first tiebreaker should both teams finish with the best record in the NFC.

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Will Eagles' O struggles be on NFL's 'Hard Knocks' NFC East HBO debut?

Get a behind-the-scenes look at the Philadelphia Eagles on NFL Film's "Hard Knocks: In Season with the NFC East" series debuting on HBO on Dec. 2.

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2025 NFL playoff picture: What Cowboys-Lions means for NFC seeding, wild-card chaos and teams on the bubble

The 2025 NFL season has officially reached its home stretch. As we ready for this weekend, only five full weeks of regular-season action remain until the start of the playoffs. The postseason picture is far from finalized, but it's really taking shape -- including in the fight for top seeding -- thanks to late-year contests.

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Updated NFC Playoff Picture as East race tightens with 5 games to go

The loss dropped Philadelphia to 8-4 on the season, meaning they now have just a 1.5 game lead over the Cowboys for the NFC East crown with five contests to go. It's still a tall order for the Cowboys,