There's no San Francisco on the schedule. No Seattle. No Denver, Phoenix or London.
From a traveler's perspective, this is not a great schedule.
That doesn't mean Philadelphians won't pack airplanes and hotels once again to see their favorite team on the road.
So book those flights to Green Bay, Buffalo and Minneapolis and hope it doesn't snow!
With the NFL schedule out Wednesday (see Eagles' full schedule), here's a look what awaits you as you travel to one (or more) of the nine cities the Eagles travel to this coming season.
Week 2 - Atlanta, Sunday, Sept. 15, 8:20 p.m.
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Why you should go
Not only a modern cosmopolitan city but one that played a major role in the Civil War and also the Civil Rights movement of the 1960s.
3 places to visit
1. World of Coca-Cola, 2. Georgia Aquarium, 3. Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Site
Travel tip
Atlanta's MARTA rail system easily connects the airport with downtown and the touristy Buckhead area north of the city.
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Week 4 - Green Bay, Thursday, Sept. 26, 8:20 p.m.
Why you should go
This small community of barely 100,000 is a unique and historic NFL destination.
3 places to visit
1. Lambeau Field, 2. The Outagamie County Historical Society in nearby Appleton, 3. National Railroad Museum in neighboring Ashwaubenon (Most of Lambeau's parking lots are located in Ashwaubenon).
Travel tip
Lambeau Stadium is located in the middle of a residential neighborhood, and the roads can get incredibly congested. If you're going, leave earlier than you've ever left for a sports event.
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Week 6 - Minnesota, Sunday, Oct. 13, 1 p.m.
Why you should go
Because who doesn't want to visit the site of the greatest moment in recent Eagles history.
3 places to visit
1. Minneapolis Institute of Art, 2. Minnehaha Regional Park (if the waterfall isn't frozen), 3. Mall of America
Travel tip
You will get lost in the Mall of America. I promise. The place is ridiculously huge. The mall, the world's largest, has kiosks throughout all the concourses where you can actually print out step-by-step directions to whatever store, restaurant or parking lot you're looking for. If you don't use the kiosks, you won't find your way out, and you'll be stuck for the rest of your life in a giant mall.
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Week 7 - Dallas, Sunday, Oct. 20, 8:20 p.m.
Why you should go
Because other than being the home of the Cowboys, Dallas is actually a pretty great city.
3 places to visit
1. Dealey Plaza Museum, 2. Dallas Museum of Art, 3. Texas Discovery Gardens
Travel tip
The Dallas Metro area is massive. From Mesquite on the east side to Fort Worth on the west side can easily take an hour and a half with no traffic. Always allow plenty of time to get where you're going.
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Week 8 - Buffalo, Sunday, Oct. 27, 1 p.m.
Why you should go
Honestly? You shouldn't go. But if you really have your heart set on visiting Buffalo, more power to you!
3 places to visit
1. Niagara Falls, 2. Waterfront/HarborCenter area, 3. Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural National Historic Site.
Travel tip
If you don't want to fly, you can make the drive - weather permitting - from downtown Philly to Buffalo in about 6½ hours.
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Week 13 - Miami, Sunday, Dec. 1, 1 p.m.
Why you should go
Because in a season in which the Eagles visit Buffalo, Green Bay and Minneapolis, Miami should be somewhat warm when the Eagles get there.
3 places to visit
1. South Beach, 2. Miami Beach, 3. Everglades National Park.
Travel tip
Before you book your flight, look into Fort Lauderdale Airport as well as Miami Airport. It's smaller, nicer, easier to navigate and closer to Hard Rock Stadium and really not much farther to Miami's beaches and attractions.
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Week 15 - Washington, Sunday, Dec. 15, 1 p.m.
Why you should go
Because it's got more museums (most of them free) and historical sites than anywhere in the country.
3 places to visit
1. The Lincoln Memorial, 2. The Washington Monument, 3. The Smithsonian museums.
Travel tip
Don't drive. Take the train and use Washington's expansive Metro system to get around the city and neighboring towns.
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Week 17 - East Rutherford, Sunday, Dec. 29, 1 p.m.
Why you should go
Because the Eagles always win. The Eagles are 10-2 against the Giants at the Meadowlands since 2008
3 places to visit
OK, this is a challenge, but here we go: 1. Outlet shopping across the N.J. Turnpike in Secaucus, 2. Nearby Jersey City is a growing, bustling city, and the large downtown plaza at the end of Christopher Columbus Boulevard - J. Owen Grundy Park - offers incredible views across the river of Manhattan, 3. The Aviation Hall of Fame & Museum in nearby Teterboro.
Travel tip
If you're taking the N.J. Turnpike to MetLife Stadium, make sure you stay to the left just past Exit 14 and take the so-called Western Spur north to the stadium area instead of the Eastern Spur, which will take you into Hoboken and the Lincoln Tunnel.
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Preseason, Game 2 - Jacksonville, Thursday, Aug. 15, 7 p.m.
Why you should go
It's Florida, so many of the attractions in Jacksonville are water-related. Beaches, water parks, fishing, cruises, etc. But Jacksonville is also a real hub for art galleries and museums. And it's only a two-hour drive from Disney World.
3 places to visit
1. Jacksonville Zoo, 2. Jacksonville Museum of Contemporary Art, 3. Historic Amelia Island
Travel tip
TIAA Bank Field, where the Eagles played in the 2004 Super Bowl, is in downtown Jacksonville, within easy walking distance of numerous hotels. If you're only going in for the game, there's no reason to rent a car.
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