I don’t need to brag.” Some players, coaches and executives donned the caps along with T-shirts that read “Been There, Won That.” They danced in the locker room. There were celebratory photos for down-the-road memories.

The Eagles clinched a second straight NFC East title with a 29-18 win over Washington, officially ending the Cowboys' playoff hopes and 30-year championship chase.

The Philadelphia Eagles are the reigning Super Bowl champions, but they accomplished something that's been even rarer than a Lombardi Trophy during the last 20 years with Saturday's 29-18 win over the Washington Commanders.

Over the last two decades, each NFC East team has accomplished at least something of note. The Giants and Eagles have won two Super Bowls each; the Cowboys have racked up a slew of 10-win seasons; even the Commanders played for an NFC title a year ago.

Philadelphia Eagles star linebacker Nakobe Dean left his team's Week 16 win over the Washington Commanders with a hamstring injury.

The Philadelphia Eagles became the first repeat NFC East champion in 20 years with their 29-18 win over Washington.

Two years after suffering a last-minute Super Bowl loss to Kansas City, the Philadelphia Eagles’ quarterback couldn’t escape the emptiness he experienced walking away from that 38-35 heartbreaker. The lock screen on his cellphone was a photo of a dejected Hurts,

Despite an up-and-down season, the Philadelphia Eagles are the class of the NFC East once again. The Eagles locked up their second consecutive division title on Saturday after defeating the Washington Commanders by the score of 29-18.

With three weeks left in the regular season, the NFC hierarchy is sharpening and several franchises are already dreaming of February.

What just happened? What does it mean? What are the pertinent factors (and, perhaps, tiebreakers) prominently in play as each conference's seven-team bracket begins to crystallize? All will be explained and analyzed up to the point when the postseason field is finalized on Sunday,