The Philadelphia Eagles enter 2026 as the two-time defending NFC East champions with an 11-6 mark from 2025, bolstered by defensive additions like Riq Woolen and Jonathan Greenard plus Saquon Barkley’s continued presence, which supports their 39% implied probability as the division frontrunner despite offensive coordinator changes and the A.J. Brown trade. The Dallas Cowboys, at 30.5%, have addressed their league-worst defense through first-round picks Caleb Downs and Malachi Lawrence plus a Quinnen Williams acquisition, giving Dak Prescott’s high-powered offense a realistic path to close the gap on a tough schedule. Washington Commanders and New York Giants trail at 17% and 13.5%, reflecting incremental roster gains around Jayden Daniels and Malik Nabers but persistent questions about overall depth and recent win totals relative to the division’s top pair. Preseason camp reports and strength-of-schedule analyses have reinforced this trader consensus without major late shifts.