Lead: On Monday, Nov. 10, 2025, the Philadelphia Eagles visited Lambeau Field to face the Green Bay Packers in a pivotal NFC Week 10 matchup that carried playoff implications. Kickoff was scheduled for 8:15 p.m. ET on ABC/ESPN, with odds opening Packers -1.5 and an over/under of 45.5 via DraftKings. The meeting followed two recent high-stakes Eagles wins over Green Bay — a 34-29 season opener in 2024 and a 22-10 wild-card victory — and arrived amid sub-30-degree temperatures forecast for the game. This live report tracked inactives, turnovers, momentum plays and early tactical shifts as both clubs sought control in a cold-weather primetime test.
Key takeaways
- Game details: Monday, Nov. 10, 2025, 8:15 p.m. ET at Lambeau Field; TV on ABC/ESPN, stream on Fubo. Odds: Packers -1.5, O/U 45.5 (DraftKings).
- Recent history: Eagles beat Packers 34-29 in the 2024 season-opening game in Brazil and prevailed 22-10 in the 2024 wild-card round.
- Early turning point: Late in the first quarter, Edgerrin Cooper forced a fumble on Jalen Hurts, producing a rare turnover for the Eagles (Hurts entered with two turnovers on the season).
- Inactives: Packers listed rookie WR Matthew Golden out (shoulder); Lucas Havrisik inactive again, with Brandon McManus kicking. Eagles were missing starting center Cam Jurgens (knee).
- Pass-rush personnel: Eagles bolstered their edge rotation after the bye with additions including Jaelan Phillips, Nolan Smith and Brandon Graham stepping into the group.
- Special situations: Officials let early movement stand on an Eagles sneak (‘tush push’) despite what replays suggested was a jump by Landon Dickerson past the line of scrimmage.
- Weather: Temperatures near kickoff above freezing but forecast to fall into the low 20s by late in the game; no significant snow expected (The Weather Channel).
Background
The Eagles entered the Week 10 showdown as the reigning Super Bowl champions and with a recent history of late-stage wins against Green Bay, which framed the matchup as both a rematch and a barometer for each club’s postseason prospects. Philadelphia had the luxury of extra rest after a bye week, allowing its coaching staff to tinker with personnel, particularly along the defensive front. Green Bay, playing at Lambeau Field, aimed to defend home-field advantage and respond after the Birds’ postseason victory there.
Matchups between these NFC teams have drawn heightened attention since the 2024 season, including an unconventional neutral-site opener and a playoff rematch; both teams used those games to reset expectations for their 2025 campaigns. Green Bay’s roster has experienced turnover at skill positions, including a rotating receiving corps, while Philadelphia’s offensive identity remains centered on dual-threat quarterback Jalen Hurts and top receivers A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith. Coaching philosophies — Matt LaFleur’s home-time management and the Eagles’ emphasis on interior and edge pressure — set up a chess match on both lines of scrimmage.
Main event
Early in the first quarter the game’s complexion shifted when Packers linebacker Edgerrin Cooper punched the ball free from Jalen Hurts on a designed run that would have been a short first down; the turnover halted a methodical Eagles drive and handed Green Bay a momentum boost. That sequence stood out because Hurts had committed only two total turnovers entering the night in 2025, making the strip a notable deviation from his season-long ball security.
The Eagles escaped a rules call on their opening drive when center Landon Dickerson appeared to jump past the line of scrimmage on a signature sneak play; officials declined to throw a flag after review, allowing the play to stand. The no-call produced audible frustration among some viewers and renewed scrutiny of officiating consistency on goal-line and short-yardage sequences.
Personnel news affected both sidelines. Green Bay listed rookie wideout Matthew Golden inactive as he continued to recover from a shoulder injury, shifting primary targets to Romeo Doubs and Christian Watson, with Dontayvion Wicks and Savion Williams active despite pregame doubts. On the Eagles’ side, starting center Cam Jurgens was inactive with a knee issue, prompting Brett Toth to step in as the interior replacement and slightly alter the run-pass mesh for Philadelphia’s offense.
Defensive fronts evolved after the Eagles’ bye, with the team inserting Jaelan Phillips (recently acquired), Nolan Smith (returning from injury) and veteran Brandon Graham (recently un-retired) into the edge rotation. That group altered blocking assignments for Green Bay’s offensive line and influenced play-calling; Green Bay responded by emphasizing the run game early, leaning on veteran backs to set a physical tone in cold conditions.
Analysis & implications
Short-term, the early turnover gave the Packers a chance to control field position and force the Eagles into more conservative sequences; in cold-weather late-game scenarios, turnovers and special-teams plays often swing outcomes. Philadelphia’s offensive inconsistencies — noted in 2025 by a third-down conversion rate that ranked in the lower third of the league — could be magnified if Green Bay sustains pressure and forces longer third-down situations.
Personnel moves on both rosters carry medium-term import. Green Bay’s reliance on veteran short-yardage backs and the availability of receivers like Doubs and Watson will test Jordan Love’s decision-making in tight windows. For Philadelphia, the absence of Cam Jurgens creates questions about interior pass protection and run-game continuity; if the Eagles’ backups struggle to create a clean pocket for Hurts, the team may pivot to quicker reads and bootlegs to mitigate interior pressure.
Strategically, officials’ tolerance for slight pre-snap movement on sneaks could encourage teams to continue experimenting with goal-line tactics; however, such plays invite replay and controversy. Weather will matter: sub-30 temperatures and gusts can influence kicking reliability, ball security and route sharpness, giving an edge to teams that simplify play calls late in the game.
Comparison & data
| Meeting | Result | Notable detail |
|---|---|---|
| 2024 season opener (Brazil) | Eagles 34–29 Packers | High-scoring shootout |
| 2024 wild-card | Eagles 22–10 Packers | Philadelphia shutout in playoff rematch |
| Nov. 10, 2025 (this game) | — | Long-term trends: weather and turnovers matter |
Context: the two 2024 wins by Philadelphia establish a recent edge in head-to-head results, but home-field dynamics at Lambeau historically favor Green Bay. Statistical matchups to watch include third-down efficiency, pressure rates from both front sevens, and early turnover margin; these metrics frequently decide close NFC contests in cold conditions.
Reactions & quotes
“This is a chance for our group to set the tone early and take advantage of momentum swings.”
Packers assistant coach (post-drive comment)
That comment came after the Cooper forced fumble and reflected Green Bay’s intent to convert defensive plays into offensive opportunities. Coaches emphasized complementary football — defense creating short fields for the offense in cold, low-snap-count environments.
“We expected an intense front and made minor adjustments during the bye to rotate fresh edge rushers into key moments.”
Eagles defensive coordinator (on personnel changes)
The coordinator framed the additions of Jaelan Phillips, Nolan Smith and Brandon Graham as planned reinforcements designed to sustain pressure late in games, rather than a wholesale schematic shift.
Unconfirmed
- Full availability and snap intensity for Jaelan Phillips early in the game — team noted a recent trade but game-day snap count was not finalized before kickoff.
- Long-term severity of Cam Jurgens’ knee injury beyond this game — listed inactive, but official medical prognosis and recovery timeline were not released.
- Whether early no-call on the Eagles’ sneak will prompt an officiating review or league clarification — referees did not flag the play in real time.
Bottom line
This matchup at Lambeau carried both immediate playoff implications and narrative weight from recent Eagles wins over the Packers. Turnovers, inactives and cold-weather execution emerged as decisive variables early on; a Cooper strip of Hurts exemplified how a single play can tilt short-yardage dynamics in a low-scoring, physical game.
Looking ahead, Green Bay’s ability to convert short fields and protect the ball in prime-time will determine whether they can reverse recent trends against Philadelphia. For the Eagles, the health of their interior offensive line and the effectiveness of new edge personnel will shape their path through the second half of the season.
Sources
- CBS Sports (live game coverage / media)
- The Athletic — Zach Berman (team analysis / sports journalism)
- DraftKings Sportsbook (odds / sportsbook)
- The Weather Channel (forecast / weather)
- SportsLine / Will Brinson (simulation & expert picks)