In their Week 8 loss to the Washington Commanders the Philadelphia Eagles played 69 snaps on offense and 60 on defense. Let's just get right to the snap counts, some notes, and some special recognition.

After a few weeks of relatively minor injuries for fantasy football team managers, there were a couple doozies in Week 8.

LUMINISCENCE adds a 15-minute Christmas finale to its Philadelphia Cathedral Basilica light show Nov. 19-Jan. 2. See dates, ticket prices and details.

Bucks County Playhouse presents Irving Berlins Holiday Inn Nov. 19-Jan. 3, with White Christmas and two pay-what-you-can performances.

A Swarthmore College political scientist weighs in on how the debate over data center proposals has shaped the Pennsylvania governor's race as Gov. Josh Shapiro and Stacy Garrity jockey to land voters' trust.

Joel Embiid is just 3-for-21 on three-point tries in his first five games this season. Will the Sixers adjust accordingly?

Shop 125 makers and vintage sellers at Clover Market's free indoor Holiday Market in West Chester on Nov. 21-22, 2026. Find vendors, food and parking details.

Grading the Eagles in their 27-10 loss to the Commanders at Northwest Stadium in Week 8.

In one of the weakest NFC East divisions in recent memory, the Eagles are just too bruised and beaten down to put up any kind of a fight.

The Commanders are a bad football team, and yet the Eagles couldn't even look competitive against them.

Follow along and chat Eagles-Commanders on Sunday Night Football.

The Philadelphia Eagles are getting healthier, as they "only" listed 20 players on their initial injury report this week. Their Week 8 opponent, the Washington Commanders, have their share of injuries as well, as a lot of key players are on injured reserve.

LeBron James and Joel Embiid rested in the second leg of a back-to-back when the Sixers beat the Charlotte Hornets on Saturday.

With the Eagles' season becoming more and more unsalvageable as each week passes, Saquon Barkley's name has popped up in trade rumors.

Find 27 things to do in Philly, the suburbs and South Jersey Nov. 6-8, including food festivals, markets, live performances and family events.

After dropping five straight games, the Philadelphia Eagles are 2-5 and they are six-point underdogs to an awful Washington Commanders team this Sunday. Let's just be honest. They're cooked.

The No Surprises Act was designed to protect people with private health insurance from getting hit with large, unexpected medical bills. However, a small number of out-of-network providers are using the law to extract enormous payments from health plans, which is driving up the cost of health insurance.

Philadelphias RiverRink Winterfest runs Nov. 27-Feb. 28 with free entry, ice skating, heated cabin rentals, fire pits, food and waterfront rides.

Longwood Gardens' 2026 Christmas display runs Nov. 20-Jan. 10 with more than 500,000 lights, giant glowing stars and a cosmic holiday theme.

Conshohocken Winter Market returns Dec. 4-6 and 11-13 with 40 local vendors across two weekends, a heated tent, live music and seasonal food.

No Joel Embiid, no LeBron James, no problem for Tyrese Maxey and the Sixers in Charlotte on Saturday night.

The Eagles are going into Sunday night's game with just three RBs. One of them is a banged-up Saquon Barkley. What could go wrong?

Will the Sixers be severely undermanned in the second leg of their latest back-to-back?

Eagles players Darius Cooper and Riq Woolen will sign autographs and take photos with fans at Oxford Valley Mall in Langhorne on Nov. 28, 2026. See ticket prices.

Meet NASCAR champion Martin Truex Jr. at the Bass Pro Shops grand opening in Sayreville, NJ, on Nov. 11, with PAW Patrol, celebrity autographs and an aquarium.