October 19, 2025
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Jalen Hurts and the Eagles will try to get back in the win column against the Vikings on Sunday.
POSTGAME – The Eagles got back on track.
They left everyone uneasy – and likely frustrated again – watching, but they beat Carson Wentz and the Vikings, 28-22, to improve to 5-2.
It's a win, at the end of the day.
Here's the immediate coverage from it...
• The pivotal plays from the Eagles' dicey win over the Vikings (Nick Tricome)
You can also check up on the reports from earlier Sunday that Brandon Graham might be coming out of retirement HERE.
And as always, you can run back through the conversation from Sunday's game as it happened down below.
PREGAME...
The 4-2 Philadelphia Eagles have lost two straight games and will try to prevent a continued downward spiral against the Vikings in Minnesota at U.S. Bank Stadium, site of the Eagles' first Super Bowl win. Kickoff is scheduled for 1:00 p.m. EST.
The Eagles are getting healthier, with iDL Jalen Carter, CB Quinyon Mitchell, and LG Landon Dickerson all returning to the field. You can find the Eagles-Vikings inactives here.
The Vikings will be quarterbacked by Carson Wentz, who is 2-1 in three starts for Minnesota so far this season. As noted in our Eagles-Vikings preview, Wentz looks a whole lot like the player we saw after his MVP-caliber season in 2017. In Minnesota, Wentz gets to throw to one of the best WR duos in the NFL in Justin Jefferson and Jordan Addison. On the other side of the ball, the Vikings haven't had a good run defense this season, so this is yet another week for the Eagles to try to get their rushing attack jump-started.
The Eagles are 1.5-point favorites. For the gambling enthusiasts, you can find my Week 7 picks here.
Feel free to discuss the game in the comments section below.
MORE: Brandon Graham considering unretirement, per reports
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