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First Division Ever to Go Winless in Consecutive Weeks: The NFC East Is a Whole New Kind of Mess

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The NFC East just etched its name in the history books, and not in a good way, becoming the first division *ever* to go winless in consecutive weeks where every single team played a game. This isn’t just a bad patch, it’s a historic slide, and it tells you everything you need to know about how rough things are for those teams right now.

The Streak of Shame: Two Weeks of Zero Wins

Over the last two weeks, the Dallas Cowboys, Washington Commanders, Philadelphia Eagles, and New York Giants all failed to pick up a single win. Seriously, all four of ’em. What makes this even crazier, even more mind-boggling, is that the Giants and Commanders actually faced each other *last week*, and that game ended in a tie. So even when two of them played, they *still* couldn’t give the division a win. That’s a special kind of futility right there.

A Division in Disarray: The Standings Tell a Story

Right now, the New York Giants are technically sitting atop this division, with a 3-2-1 record. But let’s be real, that 3-2-1 record isn’t exactly a badge of honor when you consider just how poorly the entire NFC East has started this 2026 season. Being at the top with only three wins and a tie after six games just screams “no one wants to win this thing.” This kind of start, with a historic winless streak and a tie game contributing to it, sets a wild tone for the rest of the season. Will any of these teams find a way to turn it around, or are we just watching a division continue to spiral?

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Originally reported by Bleacher Report.

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