Washington Commanders vs Philadelphia Eagles kick-off time
The Washington Commanders host the Philadelphia Eagles at Northwest Stadium (Landover, Maryland) in an all-NFC East clash, during Week 8 of the NFL regular season. The game is scheduled to kick-off on Sunday, November 1 at 8.20pm ET / 5.20pm PT (1.20am GMT on Monday, November 2).
After a 2-0 start to the season, Philadelphia have now slipped to a dismal 2-5. They take on a Washington (1-4-1) who are winless in three previous match-ups with fellow NFC East rivals, including a 24-22 loss to the Eagles back in Week 1.
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Washington Commanders vs Philadelphia Eagles Team News
Philadelphia Eagles Team News
The Eagles are navigating an extreme injury crisis that has completely reconfigured their offense.
- Quarterback: Franchise star Jalen Hurts has been ruled out for the remainder of the 2026 season due to blood clots. Third-year traditional pocket passer Tanner McKee gets his third consecutive start under center.
- Running Back: In a major boost, All-Pro back Saquon Barkley (hamstring/back) has been cleared to play despite missing mid-week practices. However, he is expected to operate on a limited snap count. Backups Tank Bigsby and Will Shipley are on IR, leaving the team heavily reliant on a thinned backfield rotation.
- Wide Receivers & Special Teams: The passing game is missing critical weapons. Co-star DeVonta Smith (hamstring) and Dontayvion Wicks (ankle) have both been officially ruled OUT. Rookie first-round pick Makai Lemon will serve as the primary target. Dynamic punt returner Britain Covey (knee) is also OUT.
- Defense & Line: Linebacker Jihaad Campbell (hamstring/quad) and backup cornerback Jonathan Jones (hamstring) are OUT. On a positive note, edge rusher Nolan Smith Jr. returns after clearing concussion protocol.
Washington Commanders Team News
The Commanders return from their bye week relatively fresher but were dealt devastating blows to their core lines during practice week.
- Defensive Line Meltdown: Star defensive tackle Daron Payne suffered a significant foot injury during Friday’s practice and has been ruled OUT. He is expected to face an extended stint on injured reserve. With fellow defensive tackle Javon Kinlaw (knee) already ruled OUT, Washington's interior defensive front is heavily depleted. Rotational lineman Jer'Zhan Newton (pectoral) is questionable but may be rushed into a larger role.
- Offensive Missing Pieces: Franchise wideout Terry McLaurin remains on injured reserve with a season-ending knee injury. Fill-in starting receiver Treylon Burks (foot) and number two tight end John Bates (shoulder) are officially listed as Questionable, potentially forcing Dyami Brown into heavier targets alongside Stefon Diggs. Leading rusher Jacory Croskey-Merritt is on IR, shifting the ground burden heavily onto veteran Austin Ekeler.
- Quarterback: Rookie Jayden Daniels is fully healthy and unlisted on the final game status after nursing a minor elbow issue earlier in the week.
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