Calling all Eagles fans—the 2026 NFL schedule is finally here, and it's time to start planning your game-day adventures. Whether you're a die-hard who follows the Birds from coast to coast or just looking for that perfect weekend getaway, this season's road trips promise unforgettable moments, tailgate camaraderie, and plenty of green-clad chaos. From turkey-day showdowns to prime-time battles, here’s our ranking of the eight away games you won’t want to miss—and a few you might want to skip.
8. Dallas Cowboys – Thanksgiving Day
Heading to AT&T Stadium for a holiday matchup sounds like a dream, but reality bites harder than a cold turkey leg. Last season’s trip ended with a 21-point collapse—ouch. Sure, Cowboys fans were surprisingly polite, but flying on Thanksgiving is a nightmare, and spending the holiday in the Dallas-Fort Worth sprawl just doesn’t compare to cozying up on your couch with family and a halftime nap. Save your travel budget for a game that doesn’t require battling airport chaos and overpriced turkey sandwiches.
7. Washington Commanders – Prime Time
Northwest Stadium (formerly FedExField) earns the title of “worst road trip” for good reason. It’s a dilapidated venue stuck in the middle of nowhere, with traffic that makes you question your life choices. A 1 p.m. Saturday bus trip might be tolerable, but a prime-time game? Forget it. You’ll spend more time stuck in gridlock than watching the Birds fly. Unless you’re a glutton for punishment, skip this one and watch from home.
6. New York Giants – Late Season
MetLife Stadium is a concrete jungle, but the energy of Eagles fans invading the Meadowlands is electric. The December chill adds to the drama, and the short drive from Philly makes it an easy day trip. Just be ready for hostile crowds—and maybe pack an extra layer for the wind tunnel that passes for a stadium.
5. Los Angeles Rams – Late October
SoFi Stadium is a palace of modern football, and a late-October trip to LA means perfect weather and a chance to flex your green gear in enemy territory. The flight is long, but the vibe is unmatched. Plus, you can hit the beach before the game. Just don’t expect the Rams fans to be as friendly as the Cowboys—they’re still salty about that playoff loss.
4. Kansas City Chiefs – Early November
Arrowhead Stadium is a cathedral of noise, and the Eagles-Chiefs rivalry has serious juice after Super Bowl LVII. The tailgating scene is legendary, and the BBQ alone is worth the trip. Early November in KC can be crisp, but the atmosphere will keep you warm. This is a bucket-list game for any true fan.
3. San Francisco 49ers – Mid-December
Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara is a modern marvel, and the 49ers have become a heated NFC rival. A mid-December trip means you might catch some Bay Area rain, but the energy of Eagles fans traveling west is unmatched. Plus, you can pair it with a weekend in San Francisco. Just don’t forget your poncho—and your loudest “Fly Eagles Fly” chant.
2. Green Bay Packers – Late September
Lambeau Field in autumn is football nirvana. The crisp Wisconsin air, the cheesehead chants, and the hallowed turf make this a pilgrimage for any NFL fan. The Eagles’ late-September visit means the leaves are changing, and the crowd is passionate but respectful. This is the road trip that feels like a football movie—minus the frozen tundra. Pack your green gear and your best “Go Birds” sign.
1. Seattle Seahawks – Early October
Lumen Field is loud, the 12th Man is relentless, and the Pacific Northwest in early October is stunning. The flight is long, but the reward is a weekend in Seattle with incredible seafood, coffee, and a stadium that shakes when the crowd roars. Eagles fans have a strong presence here, and the matchup always delivers drama. This is the ultimate road trip for the adventurous fan—just be ready to scream your lungs out.
Whether you’re catching a flight or hopping in the car, make sure you’re repping the green with our latest Eagles gear. From hoodies to hats, we’ve got everything you need to show the league that Eagles fans travel better than anyone. See you on the road, Birds Nation!