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ESPN Reporters Weigh In on Keys to 2026 NFC East Race

A roundtable of ESPN reporters examined quarterback situations and other factors that could determine which NFC East team wins the division in 2026.

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ESPN published a roundtable discussion in which its NFL reporters analyzed what each NFC East team needs to do to succeed in the 2026 season, according to the outlet.

The discussion, according to ESPN, focused on the Philadelphia Eagles, Dallas Cowboys, Washington Commanders and New York Giants, with particular attention paid to quarterback performance as a deciding factor in the division race.

Among the players cited in the report were Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott, Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts and Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels, according to ESPN. The roundtable also referenced New York Giants wide receiver Malik Nabers as a notable young talent for his team, the report said.

ESPN's reporters discussed what they described as key storylines heading into the season, including how each team's quarterback situation could shape its outlook, according to the article. The panel also addressed newcomers across the division who could influence which team ultimately wins the NFC East, ESPN reported.

The roundtable format allowed multiple ESPN NFL reporters to offer their views on the four teams, though the outlet's report did not specify a consensus prediction for the division winner.

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