The Eagles rank 11th in the NFC at 2-4, with Philadelphia chasing the Giants while three NFC North teams hold wild-card spots

In a division where no team has separated itself, we examine the strongest case for Dallas, New York, Washington and Philadelphia.

For the second straight week, the entire division failed to muster a win, despite every team playing. It’s the first time in NFL history that’s happened, and it speaks to what kind of year it’s been for a division that’s been ravaged by injuries and decorated in disappointment.

Which team looks like the least problematic in this division of dread?

An analytics simulation of the rest of the 2026 season projects the Giants to win the NFC East, the Bears to narrowly miss the playoffs and the Chiefs to capture another Super Bowl title.

After the Detroit Lions sat idle this weekend with a bye, how do things stand in the NFC North through Week 6?

According to one NFL insider, an NFC team is open to "wooing" Mike Tomlin to be their head coach if they don't make the playoffs.

The NFC East made the wrong kind of history after the Commanders' loss to the 49ers, becoming the first division not to have a win two weeks in a row.

Philadelphia is 2-4 after four straight losses, but the Eagles remain second in the NFC East behind the 3-2-1 Giants