Kevin Durso

Just when you think they can’t perform any better, the Eagles do something that leaves you in awe. That’s what happened on Sunday afternoon, as the Eagles scored a touchdown on their first offensive drive and never looked back, hanging 51 points on the NFL’s No. 1 defense. Here are this week’s grades.

The Flyers had 37 shots to 27 for the Avalanche, and came close to ending the game on numerous chances. Ultimately, the game took a shootout to decide, but it was a classic case of near misses and little bounces going the wrong way that did the Flyers in. Here is the Postgame Review.

The Flyers had to rally back twice in the third and came close to finding a way to win late in regulation and in overtime. Ultimately, it took a shootout, but the Colorado Avalanche were able to prevail by virtue of a 2-1 shootout score in a 5-4 Flyers loss on Saturday night at Wells Fargo Center.

After playing four of their last five games away from home, the Flyers return to Wells Fargo Center fresh off a shutout win in St. Louis. The Flyers host the Colorado Avalanche for the first of three straight games on home ice. Game time is set for 7 p.m.

Down another defenseman and off a 3-0 shutout loss to Chicago, the Flyers were facing a strong St. Louis Blues team with a third straight loss looming. But the Flyers played determined, and that helped them secure a 2-0 shutout win of their own. Here is the Postgame Review.

Michal Neuvirth and Ivan Provorov led the charge, as the Flyers were able to lock down the defensive zone in a 2-0 win over the Blues.

The Flyers finish up a stretch of three games in four nights and four of their last five games on the road by taking on the St. Louis Blues on Thursday night. Game time is set for 8 p.m.

There were no goals to be found for the Flyers on Wednesday and the Blackhawks can thank Corey Crawford for that. The veteran goalie for Chicago was masterful, and handed the Flyers their third shutout loss of the season. Here is the Postgame Review.

Corey Crawford was flawless in the Chicago Blackhawks goal, while two quick Chicago strikes in the second period were enough, as Chicago handed the Flyers their third shutout loss of the season, 3-0, on Wednesday night.

The calendar turns to November for the Flyers and it doesn’t start off easy. Back-to-back road games against tough Western Conference teams open the second month of the 2017-18 season. It starts in Chicago, as the Flyers face the Blackhawks. Game time is set for 8 p.m.

At 6-5-1, the Flyers have shown improved speed, depth, scoring and have remained competitive in games, certainly all you could ask from a team with borderline playoff expectations. But that good start will be put to the test as the calendar turns to November.

Flyers GM Ron Hextall provided an update on the team’s injuries heading into Wednesday.

With two quick strikes, the Flyers managed to force overtime. That was certainly a moral victory, but the satisfaction of a late rally was put to bed in the final seconds of overtime as the Coyotes scored to win their first game of the season after all by a score of 4-3. Here is the Postgame Review.

The Flyers have boasted organizational depth over the years, and while a good portion of it is starting to appear at the NHL level, there is still a lot of it in the minor leagues and among the junior leagues. Here’s the latest look at how some of the Flyers prospects are doing.

With Andrew MacDonald out 4-6 weeks and Shayne Gostisbehere now day-to-day, the Flyers have recalled defenseman Sam Morin from the Phantoms, according to GM Ron Hextall.

Another week for the Eagles, another win. Yes, this was the 0-7 San Francisco 49ers. Yes, this one was nowhere near as dramatic and energizing as, say, wins over the Panthers and Redskins in primetime in the previous weeks. But it is a win, and considering the performance, it’s the exact type of win the Eagles needed. Here are this week’s grades.

For the second time this season, the Flyers were able to put the frustration of the previous game’s loss behind them in a complete effort to win a game. Here is the Postgame Review.

After Thursday’s frustrating end, the Flyers were able to enter Toronto motivated and come away with a key two points in a 4-2 win over the Maple Leafs on Saturday night.

Kevin Durso, Rob Riches and Dan Heaning look back at the Flyers 5-4 loss to the Ottawa Senators and the two controversial calls that contributed to the result as well as a look at the defensive lineup without Andrew MacDonald and if MacDonald is undervalued and missed in the Flyers lineup and ahead to the next few days and games.

The Flyers managed to nearly erase a 5-2 deficit in the final minutes of the third period, only to fall just short at the hands of two calls that turned the momentum and tide of the game in their 5-4 loss to the Ottawa Senators. Here is the Postgame Review.

The Flyers fell behind early, only to rally back twice to get the margin to one, but had a pair of close calls go against them in a 5-4 loss to the Ottawa Senators on Thursday night.

The schedule turns to the road, as the Flyers will play four of their next five games on opposing ice. The first game comes Thursday night, as the Flyers take on the Ottawa Senators. Game time is set for 7:30 p.m.

Several Flyers players complained about the ice surface at Wells Fargo Center following Tuesday’s 6-2 loss to the Ducks. When asked about it in his postgame press conference, Flyers head coach Dave Hakstol wasn’t accepting excuses.

For eight games on the season, the Flyers have been a competitive group. But on Tuesday night, they turned in their first true clunker of the season in a 6-2 drubbing by the Anaheim Ducks.

The Eagles are now 3-0 against the division and 6-1 on the season, alone at the top in the NFL, after a 34-24 win over the Washington Redskins on Monday night. Here are this week’s grades.

Flyers defenseman Andrew MacDonald will be out for four-to-six weeks with a lower-body injury. GM Ron Hextall announced the injury on Sunday afternoon with the team off from practice.

Saturday was another one of those close one-goal games that came down to the very end. But it was a late goal by Wayne Simmonds and some strong defensive for the entire final period that proved to be the difference in the Flyers 2-1 win over the Oilers.

Wayne Simmonds scored the game-winning goal with 2:15 to play as the Flyers claimed a 2-1 win over the Edmonton Oilers on Saturday afternoon at Wells Fargo Center.

A five-game homestand continues on Saturday afternoon against a team that will certainly counter the Flyers improved speed. The Edmonton Oilers pay a visit to Wells Fargo Center. Game time is set for 1 p.m.