Eagles Football Game Schedule and Seats

How to Buy Eagles Tickets 

On our Philadelphia Eagles tickets page, it all starts with the game schedule. You will see all the home and away games listed by date. When you find the game you want to attend, click the "Buy Tickets" button. The game venue will show on the left, and the ticket listings will be on the right side of the page. You can click on the venue sections to see prices and tickets available in that specific section. From there, you can sort those tickets by price, quantity, or row. From there, you click on the "Go to Secure Checkout" button to begin the checkout process. Be sure to fill out your billing, shipping address, and contact information for mobile ticket delivery. All Eagles home games are played at Lincoln Financial Field.

Eagles Rebuild in 2024

The Philadelphia Eagles is known to have one of the most passionate fan bases in sports. This fan base is also notorious for being extremely critical of their team’s performance. Since the team made the playoffs in 2021 and then took their divisional title to a Super Bowl appearance for 2022-23, the pressure to win has only increased. The 2023 season for the Eagles was another great example of this passion from the fans. 

At the start of 2023, the team started the year win an impressive five game-win streak before taking a loss to the Jets on the road. The team bounced back from this loss by winning their next five games, including impressive wins against top teams such as the Dolphins, Cowboys, Chiefs, and Bills. At 10-1, the team seemed destined to make a championship run. But the team lost their spark and went winless over six of their last seven games. Despite their end-of-season losses, the Eagles still made the playoffs and looked to rediscover their winning ways. This didn’t come true as the Eagles lost to the Buccaneers in an embarrassing 32-9 defeat. 

The Eagles' performance in 2023 raised many questions as they entered the offseason. The first notable event was the retirement of the future Hall-of-Fame center, Jason Kelce. Kelce was a captain, leader, and focal point of the Eagles offense. He was replaced by Cam Jurgens. Another player who was lost to retirement was defensive anchor Brandon Graham. Coming into 2024, the Eagles were also contending with an aging team and limited cap space. They traded and released multiple impactful players such as Deandre Swift and Hasson Reddick. On a positive note, the signing of star running back Saquon Barkley headlined the Eagles off-season. Jalen Hurts now has less pressure to move the ball down the field with his arm. 

For 2024, the Eagles will take on the NFC South and AFC North teams. They will also play the second-place schedule which means they will also take on the Green Bay Packers and Los Angeles Rams.  

Eagles Reach Super Bowl 

The Philadelphia Eagles took their regular-season 14-3 record into the playoffs, and then took care of business in the 2022 postseason. Their two playoff wins before the Super Bowl showed fans across America why the Eagles deserved to be in the biggest game of NFL football. The team ranked near the top in defense, with T.J. Edwards in 7th place for the season. Marcus Epps had 64 solo tackles. Darius Slay had 38 tackles and three interceptions for 2022. Haason Reddick had 16 sacks and 34 solo tackles in 2022.

On offense, Jalen Hurts scored 22 touchdowns and threw just six interceptions. He had 3701 passing yards with a 101.55 rating overall. He was the best quarterback in the league when it came to converting fourth downs. The team lost the Super Bowl 38-35 after jumping ahead by ten points before the half.  

Eagles Football History

The 2021 Philadelphia Eagles surprised fans with a great season and a Wild Card playoff game. This was supposed to be a rebuilding season, but the team did more than try their best. They tried their best against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the Wild Card round but came up short. The team will look to Howie Roseman their GM, and the moves he will have to make during this offseason. He'll need to prepare Jalen Hurts as starting quarterback, but keep his eye on the upcoming draft. He'll have to address the fact that the Eagles ranked dead last in sacks. He may want to pick up David Ojabo if he's still available. Trylon Burks would be a great pick-up at wide receiver, should he still be on the board.

The Philadelphia Eagles entered 2018 as the reigning Super Bowl champions, and with high expectations. After getting off to a slow start under Nick Foles, the Eagles switched back to Carson Wentz once he was ready, and he promptly got injured yet again. Back to Foles, they went, who led them on a late-season miracle run into the playoffs, and after upsetting the Bears at Soldier Field on Wild Card weekend, talk began of Nick Foles being one more playoff win away from sending Carson Wentz packing. The Saints squashed those rumors the following week, sending the Eagles home. Foles is now in Jacksonville, and Carson Wentz has signed a big extension. What did the Eagles do to build around him?

To begin their offseason, the Eagles brought back a fan favorite, wide receiver DeSean Jackson, sending a sixth-round selection to the Buccaneers for him. Later on in the offseason, the Eagles sent their other sixth-round draft choice to the Bears for running back Jordan Howard. In free agency, the Eagles made four notable signings- defensive tackle Malik Jackson for three seasons, linebacker L.J. Fort for three seasons, safety Andrew Sendejo for one season, and defensive end Vinnie Curry for one season.

The Eagles have been aggressive recently, leaving them with just five selections in this year’s draft. Carson Wents has suffered two season-ending injuries now, so the Eagles need to put more emphasis on keeping him upright. With their first-round selection, they added talented left tackle Andre Dillard from Washington State. Their first selection in round two added more depth to the backfield with running back Miles Sanders from Penn State. With their second selection in round two, they added another target for Wentz in wide receiver JJ Arcega-Whiteside from Stanford. They finished their draft with defensive end Shareef Miller from Penn State, and quarterback Clayton Thorson from Northwestern. The Eagles are still atop the NFC East. The only question is if Wentz can stay healthy for an entire season.