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Four playoff meetings and a historic neutral-site regular season clash in Brazil.

The rivalry between the Philadelphia Eagles and Green Bay Packers features four playoff meetings. The Eagles lead the all-time series 2–1, having secured victories in the 1960 NFL Championship Game and the 2003 NFC Divisional Game. The Packers claimed their most recent postseason win with a 21–16 victory in the 2010 NFC Wild Card Game played in Philadelphia. In the 2024 regular season, the teams met for the first time in South America at Arena Corinthians in São Paulo, Brazil, where the Eagles defeated Green Bay 34–29. The rivalry continued into the 2024 postseason when the Eagles hosted the Packers in the NFC Wild Card round, winning 22–10 to eliminate Green Bay.

First Meeting
1934
Total Meetings
Over 50 regular season and playoff games
Playoff History
Multiple playoff encounters including the 2002 Divisional Round
Super Bowl Era Clashes
Frequent meetings during the franchise's championship runs

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Lore & Background

The history between these franchises includes four distinct playoff encounters. The Eagles hold the advantage with two wins against Green Bay's one postseason victory. Their first major meeting came in the 1960 NFL Championship Game, followed by the dramatic 2003 NFC Divisional Game where Philadelphia converted on a crucial 4th and 26 late in the fourth quarter to force overtime before eventually winning. The Packers turned the tide most recently in the 2010 NFC Wild Card Game, securing a 21–16 win in Philadelphia that served as a stepping stone to their Super Bowl XLV championship. In the 2024 season, the rivalry expanded globally when the teams met in São Paulo for the first NFL game ever played in South America. The Eagles won that Week 1 contest 34–29, setting the stage for their rematch in the playoffs.

In Their Own Story

The 2024 NFC Wild Card game saw the Eagles dominate from the opening kickoff. Philadelphia recovered a fumble on the initial kickoff and scored a touchdown to take an early 7–0 lead. By the end of the first quarter, a field goal extended their advantage to 10–0. After a scoreless second half, Green Bay finally struck in the third quarter with a field goal that made it 10–3. However, the Eagles responded quickly, as Dallas Goedert scored a touchdown to push the lead to 16–3. The Packers fought back early in the fourth quarter when Josh Jacobs scored a touchdown to cut the deficit to 16–10, but Philadelphia answered with another field goal to go up 19–10. A turnover on downs by Green Bay gave the Eagles possession, allowing them to kick a third field goal and take a commanding 22–10 lead. The game was sealed when cornerback Quinyon Mitchell intercepted Jordan Love in the end zone, preventing any final comeback attempt.

Reader's Guide

When these teams meet, specific moments often define the outcome. In their Week 1 2024 matchup in Brazil, Green Bay forced two turnovers off Jalen Hurts deep in Philadelphia territory but could only manage field goals both times, leading to a 6–0 first quarter. Despite holding a 31–29 lead late in the fourth quarter with just under eight minutes remaining, the Packers settled for another field goal. The Eagles drained the clock before kicking a final field goal to win 34–29. On that same drive, Jordan Love suffered an MCL sprain, forcing him to miss the next two games of the season. In the playoffs, the pattern repeated with early defensive dominance; Philadelphia capitalized immediately on special teams and sustained their lead through critical fourth-down stops, ultimately holding Green Bay scoreless after the third quarter to secure a 22–10 victory.

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