Eagles' shot at No. 1 seed drops drastically ahead of Week 16

The (10-4) Philadelphia Eagles were once in control of the NFC East, but that's no longer the case anymore.  After losing 20-17 to the Seattle Seahawks on Monday night, the Eagles went from having over an 80 percent to a 62 percent shot at the title.    The Eagles winning their final three games against the […]

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Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts (1) pats offensive tackle Lane Johnson (65) on the head after rushing for a touchdown against the Seattle Seahawks during the third quarter at Lumen Field.
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The (10-4) Philadelphia Eagles were once in control of the NFC East, but that's no longer the case anymore. 

After losing 20-17 to the Seattle Seahawks on Monday night, the Eagles went from having over an 80 percent to a 62 percent shot at the title.   

The Eagles winning their final three games against the Giants, Cardinals and Giants could help them out, but they'll still need to count on the Dallas Cowboys losing again. 

That shouldn't be too hard since the Cowboys still face tough tasks against the Miami Dolphins and Detroit Lions. 

As for the Eagles securing the No. 1 seed, they have just a 4 percent chance. 

In fact, the San Francisco 49ers can officially clinch the top seed in Week 16 with a win along with an Eagles, Cowboys and Lions loss. 

NFC Playoff Picture

DIVISION LEADERS

1. 49ers (11-3): Clinched NFC West 

2. Cowboys (10-4): Clinched playoff berth, owns tiebreakers over both Lions and Eagles.

3. Lions (10-4): Leading NFC North

4. Buccaneers (7-7): Own head-to-head tiebreaker over Saints for NFC South

WILD CARDS

5. Eagles (10-4): Clinched a playoff berth

6. Vikings (7-7): Own conference record tiebreaker over Rams and Saints

7. Rams (7-7): Own the conference record tiebreaker over Saints and the division record tiebreaker over Seahawks

On the Bubble

8. Seahawks (7-7): Own conference record tiebreaker over Saints

9. Saints (7-7)

10. Falcons (6-8): Loss to the Panthers really hurt them

11. Packers (6-8)

12. Giants (5-9)

13. Bears (5-9

Eliminated

14. Commanders (4-10)

15. Cardinals (3-11)

16. Panthers (2-12)