The Eagles lead all NFL teams in wins (9), points per game (32.0), and have the league's best point differential (+132) this season.

The Eagles' 9-1 record matches the franchise's best start through 10 games. They also went 9-1 in 2004, 1980, 1960, 1949 and reached either the Super Bowl or NFL Championship in each of those years.

The Eagles have won eight straight games (last loss came in Week 2 at Kansas City). They are tied with the Saints for the longest active winning streak in the NFL. It marks the longest winning streak by the Eagles within a season since 2003.

The Eagles have scored 20-plus points in 13 straight games dating back to last season (longest active streak in NFL). They are the only team to score 20-plus points in every game this season. The Eagles have scored 30-plus points in four straight games for the first time since Weeks 5-9, 1953 (T-3rd-longest streak in franchise history).

At 9-1, the Eagles are a virtual lock to make the postseason, and have a great chance to advance to the Super Bowl based on historical trends. Entering the season, 66 teams have started 9-1 or better in Super Bowl era. 66 made the postseason (100%); 32 made the Super Bowl (48.5%); 17 won the Super Bowl (25.8%). However, since 2007, only 2 of 19 teams to start 9-1 or better have won the Super Bowl: 2013 Seahawks: started 11-1 and finished 13-3 (won Super Bowl XLVIII); 2009 Saints: started 13-1 and finished 13-3 (won Super Bowl XLIV).

Carson Wentz has had two or more passing touchdowns in six straight games -- the NFL's longest active streak. He leads the league in passing touchdowns with 25.