The Philadelphia Eagles are coming off a 28-22 loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, making their record 2-4. This week, the Eagles take on the Las Vegas Raiders, who defeated the Denver Broncos last week to improve to 4-2 on the season.

The Eagles have some talent on their roster and could make a playoff push if they string together a few wins in a row. It all starts with this game against the Raiders, who will be playing their second game since Jon Gruden stepped down. With that said, here are four bold predictions for the Eagles' Week 7 game against the Raiders.

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4. Miles Sanders rushes for 100 yards

Miles Sanders is a great running back that can impact the game in a variety of ways. He is good in both the rushing and receiving game, making him a versatile offensive weapon. This season, Sanders has rushed for 270 yards on 57 carries and no touchdowns. In the receiving game, Sanders has 18 receptions for 121 yards and no touchdowns (Pro Football Reference). While Sanders has yet to reach the endzone this season, he has made an impact on the Philadelphia's offense.

He has yet to rush for over 100 yards this season but has showcased his talent. Look for Sanders to have a breakout game this week against the Raiders and help the Eagles' offense perform at a high level.

3. Eagles defense forces multiple turnovers

The Eagles' defense has been inconsistent throughout the season. It has been a big reason why Philadelphia hasn't been able to win many games. They were able to force a turnover last week against the Buccaneers as they picked off Tom Brady. That performance last week should help the Eagles defense improve moving forward and create more turnovers.

The Raiders offense did not turn the ball over last week, which shows they can protect the ball. While it will be tough, the Eagles' defense should be able to force multiple turnovers due to their defensive talent.

2. Jalen Hurts gets four total touchdowns

Jalen Hurts came into the season with expectations of a breakout season. He has played well so far, despite Philadelphia only having two wins. This season, Hurts has thrown for 1,480 yards as well as eight touchdowns and four interceptions. What makes Hurts a talented quarterback is his dual-threat ability. He has rushed for 300 yards and five touchdowns (Pro Football Reference).

Hurts has yet to have a signature game, but this could be the week he does it. He has a ton of talent and could put it all together this week to lead Philadelphia to victory. Look for Hurts to have a four-touchdown game to assert himself as a rising star.

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1. Eagles win in a one-score game

Although the Raiders have a better record at 4-2, they now have the challenge of having a new head coach. They were able to pick up a win against the Broncos but will have a difficult time against the Eagles.

This game is primed to be a close contest as both teams have similar talent levels. Philadelphia's offense could take a big jump this week and, with a few forced turnovers, they could pick up a win in a close game.

Look for this Eagles and Raiders game to come down to the wire and end in a one-score game.