The Eagles face their arch rivals, the New York Football Giants on October 12, 2014 on Sunday Night Football and on the last regular season game of the year December 28. Photo by contrastphotography.com

The Philadelphia Eagles announced their 2014 regular season schedule.

“We are all looking forward to this season and getting the schedule finalized today makes it all the more exciting for all of us and the fans. We have six scheduled nationally televised games this season and of those, two are on Sunday night and two are on Monday night. And for the sixth time in franchise history the Eagles will be playing on Thanksgiving – this time in Dallas. We even finish the season with three NFC East rivals in a row,” said Jeffrey Lurie Chairman/CEO of the Philadelphia Eagles in a statement. “I can’t wait.”

The Eagles kick off their 2014 regular season at a newly-renovated Lincoln Financial Field for the first time since 2010 as the team plays host to Jacksonville on September 7.

The Birds then travel to Indianapolis in Week 2 in the first of two Monday Night Football matchups during the season, before returning home to kick off their division slate of games as they square off against the Washington Redskins (Sunday, September 21).

In Week 4, the Eagles get their first look at Levi’s Stadium, the new home of the San Francisco 49ers (Sunday, September 28). Following a trip to the west coast, Philadelphia returns home for two weeks, as they host the St. Louis Rams (Sunday, October 5) before facing off against the New York Giants (Sunday, October 12) on Sunday Night Football.

Following the bye in Week 7, the Birds will hit the road for back-to-back weeks, traveling to Arizona (Sunday, October 26) and Houston (Sunday, November 2). The Eagles will return to primetime in the ensuing week as they welcome the Carolina Panthers to Lincoln Financial Field for a Monday night matchup on November 10.

For the sixth time in franchise history and the first time since 2008, the Eagles will take part in the NFL’s Thanksgiving Day festivities as the team travels to Dallas in a nationally-televised division showdown. The following week, Philadelphia will host the defending Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks.

Philadelphia will finish the season with three-consecutive games against their NFC East rivals, squaring off at home against Dallas (Sunday, December 14) before hitting the road for the final two contests of the season at Washington (Saturday, December 20) and at the New York Giants (Sunday, December 28).

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Other scheduling notes:

Monday Night Matchups: In 2014, the Eagles are one of only eight teams in the NFL to have multiple appearances on ESPN (Week 2 at Indianapolis, Week 10 vs. Carolina). Additionally, the team will open its road schedule on Monday Night Football for the second-consecutive season.

Primetime Players: Philadelphia has four prime-time games on their 2014 schedule, including two on Sunday Night Football (Week 6 vs. New York Giants & Week 15 vs. Dallas) and two on Monday Night Football (Week 2 at Indianapolis & Week 10 vs. Carolina).

Under The Lights: Lincoln Financial Field will play host to three games under the lights in 2014 (Week 6 vs. New York Giants, Week 10 vs. Carolina & Week 15 vs. Dallas).

Opening Day: With a home matchup against the Jacksonville Jaguars in Week 1, the Eagles will open their season at Lincoln Financial Field for the first time since 2010. The Birds have won each of their last three regular-season openers and five of their last six.

Thanksgiving Tradition: The Eagles will travel to Dallas for a Thanksgiving Day showdown in Week 13, the team’s first Thanksgiving Day game since 2008. Philadelphia is 4-1 all-time on Thanksgiving and has won its last three turkey day matchups.

Division Down The Stretch: Philadelphia finishes the 2014 season with three-consecutive contests within the division, including two nationally-televised games (Week 15 vs. Dallas & Week 16 at Washington).

Something New: The Birds will make their regular-season debut at two stadiums in 2014: Lucas Oil Stadium (Indianapolis, September 15) and Levi’s Stadium (San Francisco, September 28).

Flex Scheduling Update: For the first time, flexible scheduling may be applied in Weeks 5-10. During that period, flexible scheduling can be used in no more than two weeks by shifting a Sunday afternoon game into primetime and moving the Sunday night game to an afternoon start time.
2014 Philadelphia Eagles Schedule
Preseason

Friday, August 8 at Chicago 8:00 pm 6ABC/ETN

Friday, August 15 at New England 7:30 pm 6ABS/ETN

Thursday, August 21 Pittsburgh 7:30 pm 6ABC/ETN

Thursday, August 28 New York Jets 7:00 pm 6ABC/ETN

Regular Season

Sunday, September 7 Jacksonville 1:00 pm CBS

Monday, September 15 at Indianapolis 8:30 pm ESPN*

Sunday, September 21 Washington 1:00 pm FOX

Sunday, September 28 at San Francisco 4:25 pm FOX

Sunday, October 5 St. Louis 1:00 pm+ FOX

Sunday, October 12 New York Giants 8:30 pm+ NBC*

BYE

Sunday, October 26 at Arizona 4:05 pm+ FOX

Sunday, November 2 at Houston 1:00 pm+ FOX

Monday, November 10 Carolina8:30 pm+ ESPN*

Sunday, November 16 at Green Bay 1:00 pm+ FOX

Sunday, November 23 Tennessee 1:00 pm+ CBS

Thursday, November 27 at Dallas 4:30 pm FOX*

Sunday, December 7 Seattle 4:25 pm+ FOX

Sunday, December 14 Dallas 8:30 pm+ NBC*

Saturday, December 20 at Washington TBD NFLN or CBS*

Sunday, December 28 at New York Giants 1:00 pm+ FOX

Postseason

Sat., January 3 and Sun., January 4 – AFC and NFC Wild Card Playoffs (ESPN, NBC, CBS, FOX)

Sat., January 10 and Sun., January 11 – AFC and NFC Divisional Playoffs (CBS, FOX, NBC)

Sun., January 18 – AFC and NFC Championship Games (CBS and FOX)

Sun., January 25 – Pro Bowl in Arizona (ESPN)

Sun., February 1 – Super Bowl XLIX in Arizona (NBC)

* nationally televised game
+ game time subject to change due to flex scheduling
— all games will be broadcast live on 94.1 WIP and in Spanish on WTTM (1680 AM Philadelphia)
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