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Week 5 was comically bad for the NFC East: not a single team in the division won, and two of them were playing against each other. It’s been a really bad year for the division overall to this point …

Inside The Star's Mark Heaney previews Week 6 matchups across the NFC East following a winless Week 5 for the entire division. The Philadelphia Eagles host the Carolina Panthers while managing major injuries, the division-leading New York Giants face the New Orleans Saints, the Dallas Cowboys visit the Green Bay Packers, and the Washington Commanders travel to face the undefeated San Francisco 49ers.
Heaney predicts that every NFC East team will lose their respective Week 6 games. The Eagles enter without injured quarterback Jalen Hurts and running back Saquon Barkley, while Dallas attempts to recover from a Week 5 upset loss to Tampa Bay. Meanwhile, Washington seeks to rebound from a botched clock-management tie against New York.
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