The Philadelphia Eagles will face the Los Angeles Rams in the Divisional Round to determine the second guest to the National Conference championship game, where the Washington Commmanders, who surprised the Lions, are already waiting for them.
At 2:00 p.m., Mexico Central Time, Lincoln Financial Field will host a game in which the locals look like favorites, thanks to their second place in the overall standings of the NFC, with a great 14-3 streak. The Rams, with a seventh-place finish and a 10-7 streak in the regular season, will be hoping for an upset result like in the first Divisional Round game, where the fourth-place team knocked out the No. 1 seed.
Eagles’ slight edge in history
In the historical section, the Eagles have a slight advantage over their rivals, since in their last 7 meetings, the Philadelphia Eagles have won 4, while the Los Angeles Eagles have 3 victories.
Their last meeting was just in the 2024 regular season, where the Eagles defeated the Rams 37-20, and the Rams have not been able to beat the Eagles since 2020.
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