The Pittsburgh Steelers will face the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 11 of the season. The game will take place in Philadelphia, where the Steelers haven’t won since 1965. While the game was originally set to be played in the 4:00 window, a change has been made.
Per NFL Media, Pittsburgh will now face Philadelphia at 1:00 EST, with the matchup between the Jacksonville Jaguars and New York Giants being flexed to the 4:25 time slot. Both the Jaguars and Giants are in first place in their respective divisions,
while the Eagles currently sit at 2-7 after a seven-game losing streak. They are currently on their third quarterback, Joe Milton, after Jalen Hurts was lost for the year due to blood clots and the Eagles failed to win a game with Tanner McKee.
Should Pittsburgh defeat the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday, they would enter the game with a 7-2 record and in first place in the AFC North.
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