Get Your Eagles Tickets For NFC East Battle Against Redskins

LeSean McCoy and the Eagles begin the stretch run in an air tight NFC East race Sunday against the Redskins and could wind up controlling their own playoff destiny.

All of a sudden, the Philadelphia Eagles could have control of the NFC East. The Eagles are tied with the Dallas Cowboys at 5-5 seem to have an easier schedule remaining for the rest of the season. One of those games come at home in Week 11 against the Washington Redskins. Washington comes into the game at just 3-6, but that’s the record they had before going on a seven-game win streak to make the playoffs last season. Philadelphia Eagles tickets for this divisional game have an average price of $186 on the secondary market, with a get-in price of $77. The price has dropped 3% over the past week, but it is still 9% above the average Eagles home game and 3% above the average price for Washington Redskins tickets for road games this season.

Eagles fans are rightfully excited for this game, but the team has yet to win at home this season. All five of Philadelphia’s victories have come on the road with four of their five losses coming at Lincoln Financial Field. The two most recent losses at home came to both divisional rivals Dallas and the New York Giants in Weeks 7 and 8. In those two games, the Eagles scored a total of 10 points, but have scored 76 points in the last two games against the Oakland Raiders and Green Bay Packers. This will be Eagles fans’ first chance to see quarterback Nick Foles at home since he tied the NFL record with seven touchdown passes in one game against the Raiders.

This has a good chance to be Philadelphia’s first home win of the season and a needed division win for possible playoff tiebreakers. The Eagles beat Washington in Week 1 as the offense exploded for 26 points in the first half. It’s taken a while, but the offense will head into this second game against Washington looking like that offense again.

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