The Green Bay Packers and Philadelphia Eagles face off in a highly anticipated NFC wild-card game with the most combined wins ever for a wild-card matchup. The game will be broadcast on Fox and features a star-studded commentary team. Both teams are hungry for postseason success, with the Eagles boasting a franchise-record 14-3 season fueled by MVP-candidate Saquon Barkley's dominant performance and the Packers aiming to replicate their 2010 Super Bowl run.
The Green Bay Packers and Philadelphia Eagles will battle in an NFC wild-card game on Sunday at Lincoln Financial Field. Their combined 25 wins is the most-ever for a wild-card matchup.The game will be broadcast on Fox with play-by-play man Kevin Burkhardt joined by analyst Tom Brady and Erin Andrews and Tom Rinaldi reporting from the sideline., featuring Wayne Larrivee and Larry McCarren on the call. You can also find their call on Sirius Channels 82 and 226 as well as the Packers app.
In 2010, the wild-card Packers won at the Eagles 21-16. It was their first step on the way to winning the Super Bowl.The Eagles capped the regular season with a franchise-record 14-3 record, earning the NFC’s No. 2 seed. In his absence, backup quarterbacks Kenny Pickett and Tanner McKee have stepped up to fill the void. McKee, in particular, impressed a 20-13 victory over the Giants on Sunday, throwing for 269 yards and two touchdowns. McKee’s confidence and poise showed the Eagles have depth at the quarterback position, and the coaching staff has expressed faith in his ability to lead the team if Hurts remains sidelined.
Moreover, they will play without former All-Pro cornerback Jaire Alexander and big-play receiver Christian Watson throughout their postseason run. The Packers’ ability to establish the run has opened opportunities in the passing game, making them a well-rounded offensive unit. Against a stout Eagles defense, the Packers will need to lean on their offensive strengths to keep pace on the scoreboard.The Eagles’ offense has been equally impressive, ranking seventh with 27.2 points per game and eighth with 367.2 yards per game.
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