The Philadelphia Eagles tied the Seattle Seahawks atop the NFC after beating the Green Bay Packers in a low-scoring contest, 10-7, at Lambeau Field on Monday.
The Eagles improved to 7-2, as their title defense continues to stay on the right track.
As Philadelphia’s offense sputtered, the defense took over, with Jaelan Philipps providing a huge boost in his debut with the Eagles.
Their only touchdown came in the fourth quarter after Jalen Hurts connected with DeVonta Smith on a 36-yard pass, giving the Eagles a 10-0 lead with 10:35 left in the game.
Smith touted their win and stressed...
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The Philadelphia Eagles hung on for a 10-7 win over the Green Bay Packers on Monday Night Football in Week 10. Both teams struggled to move the ball, producing the first scoreless MNF first half since 2009.
Philadelphia got on the board with a third-quarter field goal and held a three-point lead late. After recovering a Josh Jacobs fumble with 1:26 remaining, the Eagles had an opportunity to ice the game. But Nick Sirianni made a curious call.
When the offense stalled on the Packers’ 35-yard-line, Philadelphia’s head coach faced a 4th & 6 decision with 33 seconds remaining. Sirianni...
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Under the primetime lights once again, the Green Bay Packers were left searching for answers. After a 10-7 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles on Monday Night Football to close Week 10, head coach Matt LaFleur took full responsibility for an offense that has scored only 20 points over its last two games.
The Packers finished with 261 total yards and were shut out for three quarters, managing just one touchdown despite multiple trips into Eagles territory. Jordan Love threw for 176 yards with no touchdowns and a lost fumble, while the running game never found traction. Green Bay’s offensive struggles...
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There are plenty of terrible numbers coming out of Sunday’s loss to the Los Angeles Chargers. And many others that apply to the year. But the worst of the worst is the sheer lack of chances Pittsburgh is creating for itself. My big-brained take is that it’s hard to win if you don’t have the […]
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The Philadelphia Eagles have earned a reputation for landing impact players when it matters most, and this week, newly acquired linebacker Jaelan Phillips had an outstanding debut. In his first game on Monday Night Football, the former Miami Dolphins standout delivered a breakout performance in a gritty 10-7 win over the Green Bay Packers.
NBC Sports Philadelphia’s John Clark took to his X (formerly known as Twitter), sharing the linebacker’s emotional postgame moment after the Eagles secured the primetime victory.
“Jaelan Philips says he is super grateful and he was emotional before the game. He says no ego. Wanted to...
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Lil Wayne had some thoughts on Jordan Love in the first half before he deleted the tweet:
Damn. Coming after his neck. Wayne basically telling Love to go down to the Green Bay DMV and change your name because you don’t deserve to share it with the other great Jordans in sports. The Eagles won and this might be my favorite part of the entire game. One because the game was a snoozefest and two because I am the biggest Jordan Love hater there is. I don’t understand why the media, wait for it, loves him. I haven’t been...
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Jonathan Taylor had a positive message to share to Bijan Robinson following the Indianapolis Colts’ 31-25 overtime victory against the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday afternoon.
Taylor and Robinson stand out as two of the best running backs in the NFL, torching defenses throughout the regular season. In this recent matchup that took place in Berlin, Germany, Taylor had the upper hand.
Taylor finished the contest with 32 carries for 244 yards and three touchdowns while recording three catches for 42 yards. Meanwhile, Robinson had 17 rushes for 84 yards while making two receptions for four yards.
The star running backs...
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I would have been happy if the Chicago Bears were in the playoff hunt after nine games, but after 10 weeks of football, they are in an even better spot.
With the Philadelphia Eagles’ win over the Green Bay Packers on Monday Night Football, the Bears have moved up in the current NFC playoff standings. They are currently in the sixth seed, a half-game ahead of the Packers and a full game behind the Rams.
There’s still a long way to go in the 2025 season, but not having to climb their way up the standings into a postseason spot...
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The Green Bay Packers absorbed a tough loss after bowing to the Philadelphia Eagles, 10-7, in a physical affair that plodded through four quarters at Lambeau Field on Monday.
The game remained scoreless at halftime, as the Packers and the Eagles traded stingy defenses. Philadelphia finally got on the board in the third quarter after Jake Elliott’s 39-yard field goal.
The defending champions followed it up in the fourth quarter with a 36-yard touchdown courtesy of DeVonta Smith. But the Packers answered back via Josh Jacobs’ six-yard touchdown to stay afloat.
Green Bay had a chance to steal the victory...
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Before the Green Bay Packers lost the game with a 64-yard field goal miss from kicker Brandon McManus, the offense’s previous drive stalled out at midfield because of a turnover on downs. To add insult to injury, the Philadelphia Eagles’ defense knew exactly what was coming on that fourth down.
On 4th and 1, the Packers lined up in the shotgun, which generally makes defenses second-guess whether a run is coming. Because of the predictability of Green Bay’s offense, though, all disguise was blown. The Packers often run out of the shotgun in these short-yardage looks, and the Eagles knew...
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