PHILADELPHIA 34, JACKSONVILLE 17 Sunday, September 7, 20144 Lincoln Financial Field

After being outscored 17-0 in the first half, the Eagles 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Pts returned to the field and amassed 34 unanswered points, led by Jacksonville 14 3 0 0 - 17 QB and a stingy Philly defense, as the Eagles went on to Philadelphia 0 0 14 20 - 34 defeat the , 34-17, at newly revitalized Lincoln Financial Field. Philly’s 34 points tied for the third-highest second Jac - A. Hurns, 34 pass from Henne (Scobee) (4-44, 1:58) half total in franchise history. Jac - A. Hurns, 21 pass from Henne (Scobee) (2-21, 0:10) The Eagles, who forced a Jacksonville three-and-out on the Jac - J. Scobee, 49 FG (7-68, 2:13) game’s first possession, hoped to set the tone early on offense, but Phila - D. Sproles, 49 run (Parkey) (10-80, 3:16) a Foles sack- ultimately set up the game’s first Phila - Z. Ertz, 25 pass from Foles (Parkey) (6-40, 2:10) when Jaguars QB Chad Henne connected with WR Allen Hurns on Phila - C. Parkey, 51 FG (12-55, 4:10) the ensuing drive. Phila - J. Maclin, 68 pass from Foles (Parkey) (1-68, 0:11) On Philly’s next possession, Foles dropped back and looked Phila - C. Parkey, 28 FG (7-20, 3:59) downfield, but a rushing DE Andre Branch stormed the pocket Phila - F. Cox, 17 fumble return (Parkey) and sacked Foles, leading to a fumble that was recovered by the Jaguars. Henne then engineered a two-play drive with another TEAM STATISTICS JAC PHILA passing touchdown to Hurns, good for 21 yards. First Downs 18 24 Up by 17 and looking to increase their lead, Jacksonville’s Net Yards Gained 306 420 offense set up a 36-yard field goal for K Josh Scobee five minutes Rushes/Yards 24/64 32/145 into the second quarter, but the attempt was blocked by DE Brandon Net Yards Passing 242 275 Bair who played in his first-career game. Att/Comp/INT 43/24/0 45/27/1 To open up the second half, the Eagles used a 10-play, 80- Sacked/Yards Lost 3/24 5/47 yard drive to score their first touchdown of the 2014 season as Punts/Average 8/46.5 6/38.3 newly acquired RB burst up the middle for a 49- /Lost 1/1 3/2 yard scamper on a crucial 4th-and-1 play. It was the longest run Penalties/Yards 7/55 6/50 of his career, totaling his 10th career touchdown of 40-plus yards. Time of Possession 29:14 30:46 Sproles wrapped up his first game in Philly with 147 all-purpose 3rd Down Efficiency 2/14 8/19 yards (74 rushing, 14 receiving, 62 punt return). The Birds started to erase their deficit with another RUSHING: EAGLES - L.McCoy 21-74, D. Sproles 11-71-1TD ... JAG- touchdown drive on the team’s next possession as Foles connected UARS - T. Gerhart 17-42, D. Robinson 3-8, J. Todman 3-6, C. Henne with second-year TE in Jaguars territory for a 25-yard 1-8. score. It was the longest of Ertz’s young career who finished with a RECEIVING: EAGLES - L. McCoy 6-41, J. Maclin 4-97-1TD, R. Coo- career-best 77 receiving yards. per 4-29, D. Sproles 4-14, Z. Ertz 3-77-1TD, B. Celek 3-15, J. Mat- Foles and the Eagles offense continued their second half thews 2-37, J. Maehl 1-12 ... JAGUARS - M. Lee 6-62, M. Lewis 6-35, scoring surge when the team’s third year signal-caller found WR A. Hurns 4-110-2TD, M. Brown 3-36, T. Gerhart 2-15, J. Todman Jeremy Maclin wide open down the middle of the field for a 68-yard 1-5, D. Robinson 1-3, A. Robinson 1-0. touchdown to put Philly ahead for good midway through the third quarter. Maclin led the team with 97 receiving yards. PASSING: EAGLES - N. Foles 45-27-322-1-2TDs ... JAGUARS - C. With less than two minutes remaining and Jacksonville down Henne 43-24-266-0-2TDs. by 10, Henne dropped back in shotgun formation, but could not get INTs: EAGLES - None ... JAGUARS - A. Ball 1-0 DE away from a relentless who sacked the quarterback SACKS: EAGLES - N. Allen 1.0, T. Cole 1.0, M. Kendricks 1.0 ... JAG- DE and stripped the ball loose, leaving to scoop it up UARS - A. Branch 2.0, R. Davis 1.0, C. Clemons 1.0, S. Marks 1.0. and return it for a 17-yard touchdown. The Eagles held Jacksonville scoreless on their final 11 EAGLES TURNOVER RATIO: -2 (2 fumbles, 1 INT/1 fumble, 0 INTs) possessions of the game, including a missed field goal, a blocked FIELD GOALS: EAGLES - C. Parkey (51G, 28G) ... JAGUARS - J. Sc- field goal, six punts, one fourth-down stop, a fumble and on the last obee (49G, 50N, 36B) drive of the game as time expired. Weather: Sunny, 75 degrees Notes: The Eagles became the third team in NFL history to amass Wind: N 9 mph 400-plus yards of total offense 13 times during a 17-game span Playing surface: Grass (Denver in 2013-14, New Orleans in 2011-12)...Since 2004, the Time: 3:23 Eagles own an 8-3 record in season openers, including wins in six out of the last seven seasons and three in a row...Sproles’ 49-yard TD run on fourth down was the third highest total on fourth down in team history since 1998 (McCoy: 50-yard run on 11/21/10 vs. NYG; Brian Dawkins: 57-yard reception on 9/29/02 vs. Hou.)...Foles recorded his fifth-career 300-yard game and threw a career-long 68-yard TD...Cole notched his 80th career sack...The Eagles have now defeated all 32 NFL franchises at home PHILADELPHIA 30, INDIANAPOLIS 27 Monday, September 15, 20144 Lucas Oil Stadium

With the game knotted up at 27 and three seconds left on the 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Pts clock, K Cody Parkey stepped onto the field and drilled the game- Philadelphia 3 3 14 10 - 30 winning 36-yard field goal as time expired, giving the Eagles a 30-27 Indianapolis 7 10 3 7 - 27 road victory over the Colts on Monday night. The Birds have now won each of their last six road openers and are 9-3 in their previous Phila - C. Parkey, 31 FG (11-69, 3:45) 12 road games. For the 14th consecutive contest including the postseason, Ind - A. Bradshaw, 1 pass from Luck (Vinatieri) (9-72, 4:30) Philly kept the opposition off the scoreboard on the game’s opening Ind - A. Vinatieri, 46 FG (11-44, 5:58) possession as QB and the Colts offense quickly went Phila - C. Parkey, 23 FG (12-58, 3:41) three-and-out before giving the ball to the Eagles. QB Nick Foles Ind - J. Doyle, 2 pass from Luck (Vinatieri) (10-58, 5:23) engineered an 11-play, 69-yard drive that led to the game’s first Ind - A. Vinatieri, 27 FG (10-62, 3:45) points, courtesy of a 31-yard field goal by Parkey. Phila - L. McCoy, 1 run (Parkey) (7-80, 2:11) On the ensuing Indianapolis drive, RB Ahmad Bradshaw and Phila - D. Sproles, 19 run (Parkey) (5-26, 1:42) RB Trent Richardson broke open a few holes and helped move the Ind - A. Bradshaw, 7 pass from Luck (Vinatieri) (12-80, 5:55) Colts into Eagles territory. With the ball on the 1-yard line, Luck dropped back and found Bradshaw rolling to the right who hauled Phila - J. Maclin, 6 pass from Foles (Parkey) (5-76, 1:43) in the touchdown reception to give Indy the edge, 7-3. Phila - C. Parkey, 36 FG (4-42, 1:56) Following another Parkey field goal that cut into the Colts’ lead, 10-6, midway through the second quarter, S TEAM STATISTICS PHILA IND drew an unnecessary roughness penalty on the ensuing kickoff that First Downs 24 25 advanced the ball up to Indy’s 42 yard line. Luck converted four Net Yards Gained 458 341 first downs on the possession, absorbing more than five minutes Rushes/Yards 27/127 38/169 on the game clock, and connected with backup TE Jack Doyle for Net Yards Passing 331 172 the score. The Birds got the ball back with 1:13 left in the half and Att/Comp/INT 37/21/1 34/20/1 looked to close the deficit, but a deep pass by Foles intended for Sacked/Yards Lost 0/0 0/0 WR Jeremy Maclin was intercepted by CB Greg Toler. The Eagles Punts/Average 4/53.8 4/55.3 went into the locker room trailing, 17-6. Fumbles/Lost 0/0 2/1 Both teams exchanged a few scoreless drives at the start Penalties/Yards 11/90 4/70 of the second half before K Adam Vinatieri increased Indy’s lead, Time of Possession 23:45 36:15 20-6, with a 27-yard field goal at the 6:47 mark of the third quarter. 3rd Down Efficiency 5/12 4/12 From there, the Eagles went on to outscore the Colts, 24-7, starting with a RB LeSean McCoy 1-yard touchdown scamper nearly two minutes later. McCoy finished with 79 rushing yards on RUSHING: EAGLES - L.McCoy 19-79-1TD, D. Sproles 4-26-1TD, N. 19 attempts, while recording 23 yards in the air on four receptions. Foles 4-22 ... COLTS - T. Richardson 21-79, A. Bradshaw 13-70, A. The Colts offense returned to the field, but on the first play Luck 4-20. of the drive, Richardson had the ball stripped loose by DE Fletcher RECEIVING: EAGLES - D. Sproles 7-152, Z. Ertz 4-86, J. Maclin Cox which was recovered by LB DeMeco Ryans, ultimately setting 4-45-1TD, L. McCoy 4-23, J. 1-17, R. Cooper 1-8 ... COLTS up a RB Darren Sproles 19-yard rushing touchdown to tie the game at 20. Sproles totaled game highs in receiving yards (152) - T. Hilton 6-65, A. Bradshaw 5-26-2TD, R. Wayne 3-28, J. Doyle and scrimmage yards (178), which were also career highs for the 2-12-1TD, D. Moncrief 1-16, T. Richardson 1-16, C. Fleener 1-13, 10th year veteran. H. Nicks 1--4. After pushing the Colts ahead with another passing PASSING: EAGLES - N. Foles 37-21-331-1-1TD ... COLTS - A. Luck touchdown to Bradshaw early in the fourth quarter, Luck, again, moved the Colts back into Eagles territory after the defense forced 34-20-172-1-3TDs. an Eagles three-and-out on the previous drive. On a crucial third INTs: EAGLES - M. Jenkins 1-8 ... COLTS - G. Toler 1-0 down for Philly, Luck misfired on an attempt to WR TY Hilton and was picked off by S . The Eagles capitalized by SACKS: EAGLES - None ... COLTS - None. using a five-play, 76-yard drive to knot the game at 27, courtesy of EAGLES TURNOVER RATIO: +1 (0 fumbles, 1 INT/1 fumble, 1 INT) a 6-yard touchdown strike from Foles to WR Jeremy Maclin. The Eagles defense held tough on the game’s next possession FIELD GOALS: EAGLES - C. Parkey (31G, 38N, 23G, 36G) ... COLTS and forced the Colts to punt after three plays. - A. Vinatieri (46G, 27G) With 1:56 left in regulation and the game tied at 27, Foles and the offense marched their way into Colts territory to set up the Weather: Indoors, 57 degrees game-winning 36-yard field goal by Parkey with time expiring. Wind: None Notes: According to the Elias Sports Bureau, the Eagles are the Playing surface: Turf fourth team in the last 30 years to win consecutive games after Time: 3:01 trailing by 14 or more points in the second half...Philly has now outscored opponents 58-10 in the second half of games this season...Parkey’s game-winning field goal as time expired was the first such field goal by an Eagle since David Akers did so in the NFC playoff game vs. NYG (1/7/07)...The Eagles became the third team in NFL history to amass 400-plus yards of total offense 14 times during an 18-game span (Denver in 2013-14, New Orleans in 2011-12)...The Eagles have at least one takeaway in 15 straight games (including playoffs), their first time doing so since 2004 when they also had a streak of 15 in a row PHILADELPHIA 37, WASHINGTON 34 Sunday, September 21, 20144 Lincoln Financial Field

Heading into Sunday’s contest against Washington, the 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Pts Eagles had relied on strong second-half performances to secure Washington 14 6 7 7 - 34 their first two wins of the season. Although the Birds trailed early Philadelphia in the contest, the team put together a strong four-quarter effort 7 14 6 10 - 37 and came away from their first NFC East game of 2014 with a 37-34 victory. Was - D. Young, 4 pass from Cousins (Forbath) (11-82, 6:18) The visiting team struck first, as FB Darrel Young gave Phila - C. Polk, 102 kickoff return (Parkey) (0-0, 0:13) Washington an early 7-0 lead on a 4-yard touchdown run on their Was - P. Garcon, 4 pass from Cousins (Forbath) (12-87, 6:20) first possession of the game. While Washington’s first drive was a methodical 11-play, 82-yard march, the Eagles responded in a Was - K. Forbath, 49 FG (12-41, 5:34) matter of seconds, as RB returned the ensuing kickoff Phila - J. Matthews, 11 pass from Foles (Parkey) (8-80, 3:01) 102 yards for a touchdown. Polk’s return marked the third- Was - K. Forbath, 44 FG (11-54, 4:33) longest kickoff return in franchise history and was the first return Phila - J. Matthews, 11 pass from Foles (Parkey) (8-64, 1:06) touchdown of his pro career. Not to be deterred by the quick strike, Washington regained Phila - C. Parkey, 38 FG (7-60, 2:57) momentum with another 80-plus-yard touchdown drive, this time Phila - C. Parkey, 33 FG (8-48, 3:05) capped by a 4-yard strike from QB Kirk Cousins, who was starting Was - D. Jackson, 81 pass from Cousins (Forbath) (1-81, 0:09) in place of injured QB Robert Griffin III, to WR Pierre Garcon. Phila - J. Maclin, 27 pass from Foles (Parkey) (7-76, 2:33) Washington kicked a field goal in the second quarter to Phila - C. Parkey, 51 FG (4-2, 1:32) stretch their lead to 17-7, but Philadelphia answered once again, initially appearing to do so almost as quickly as they did in the Was - R. Helu, 1 run (Forbath) (5-80, 1:39) first quarter. WR Jeremy Maclin snagged a short pass from QB Nick Foles on the first play of the Eagles’ ensuing possession and TEAM STATISTICS WAS PHILA took off down the left sideline towards the end zone. Following an First Downs 27 22 escort of teammates, Maclin dashed 80 yards to pay dirt, but it was all for naught due to an illegal block above the waist by C Jason Net Yards Gained 511 379 Kelce. Instead of an 80-yard touchdown, Maclin was credited with Rushes/Yards 28/84 25/54 a 50-yard reception and the Eagles were forced to run a few more Net Yards Passing 427 325 plays before they could celebrate. Although the veteran Maclin’s Att/Comp/INT 48/30/1 41/27/0 score was nullified by a penalty, the infraction opened the door for Sacked/Yards Lost 0/0 0/0 a rookie to step into the limelight, as Eagles 2014 second-round draft pick WR Jordan Matthews hauled in an 11-yard pass from Punts/Average 3/56.7 4/37.3 Foles with just under six minutes remaining in the first half, cutting Fumbles/Lost 1/0 2/1 Washington’s lead to 17-14. Penalties/Yards 10/131 9/70 Washington K Kai Forbath connected on his second field goal Time of Possession 34:48 25:12 of the quarter with 1:15 remaining in the half and it appeared that the visitors would take a 20-14 lead into the break. However, the 3rd Down Efficiency 8/15 4/11 resiliant Birds responded, with Foles leading an eight-play, 64-yard scoring drive capped by yet another touchdown strike to Matthews. RUSHING: PHILADELPHIA - L. McCoy 19-22, D. Sproles 2-20, N. The touchdown reception was Matthews’ second of the game and Foles 4-12 ... WASHINGTON - A. Morris 23-77, K. Cousins 3-5, D. made him just the eighth Eagles rookie to snag two in a single contest. Young 1-1, R. Helu 1-1-1TD. The Eagles headed into the locker room with a 21-20 point RECEIVING: PHILADELPHIA - J. Maclin 8-154-1TD, J. Matthews lead and never looked back. Rookie K Cody Parkey connected on 8-59-2TDs, R. Cooper 4-34, D. Sproles 3-30, Z. Ertz 2-14, J. Casey back-to-back field goals to open the scoring in the third quarter, stretching the Eagles’ lead to 27-20. 1-19, J. Maehl 1-15 ... WASHINGTON - P. Garcon 11-138-1TD, N. Taking a page out of the home team’s playbook, Washington Paul 6-68, D. Jackson 5-117-1TD, A. Roberts 4-38, L. Paulsen 2-7, responded to Parkey’s second field goal with a big-strike play of R. Helu 1-55, D. Young 1-4. their own. Cousins dropped back in the pocket on their next play from scrimmage and connected on a deep ball down the middle of PASSING: PHILADELPHIA - N. Foles 41-27-325-0-3TD ... WASH- the field to former Eagles WR DeSean Jackson. Jackson hauled in INGTON - K. Cousins 48-30-427-1-3TDs. the ball at the Eagles’ 30 yard line, broke CB Cary Williams’ and galloped the rest of the way into the end zone. INTs: PHILADELPHIA - M. Jenkins 1-6 ... WASHINGTON - None With the division rivals knotted at 27, Foles directed his third SACKS: PHILADELPHIA - None ... WASHINGTON - None. touchdown drive of the day, aided again by the reliable veteran Maclin. On third-and-8 from the Washington 48, Foles looked to his PHILADELPHIA TURNOVER RATIO: 0 (1 fumble, 0 INT/0 fumbles, right and fired a pass to Maclin on the sideline. Maclin was initially 1 INT) ruled out of bounds, but threw the red challenge flag for the second time on the afternoon and the replay revealed that FIELD GOALS: PHILADELPHIA - C. Parkey (38G, 33G, 51G) ... Maclin’s knee landed in bounds. The initial ruling was overturned, WASHINGTON - K. Forbath (49G, 44G, 33RU) giving Philadelphia a fresh set of downs on the Washington 31. Two plays later, Foles looked to Maclin again, connecting on a 27-yard seam route for the go-ahead score. Weather: Mostly Cloudy, 79 degrees Parkey knocked home a career-high-tying 51-yard field goal Wind: N 4 mph on the Eagles’ next possession and despite a late Washington rally, Playing surface: Grass the Eagles came away victorious with a 37-34 victory. Time: 3:33 Notes: The Eagles are off to a 3-0 start for the first time since 2004. According to the NFL, the Eagles are the first team in NFL history to win each of their first three games after trailing by at least 10 points in each game...Since losing ten consecutive games at Lincoln Financial Field from 2012 to 2013, the Eagles have won six straight regular season home games, which is their longest such streak since winning seven in a row in 2004 SAN FRANCISCO 26, PHILADELPHIA 21 Sunday, September 28, 20144 Levi’s Stadium

For the first few weeks of the 2014 season, the Eagles used 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Pts big plays in second halves of games to spur them on to victory. Philadelphia 7 14 0 0 - 21 On Sunday against the 49ers, the visiting team bucked their early- season trend and made numerous spark plays in the first half to San Francisco 3 10 10 3 - 26 take a 21-13 lead into halftime. The Eagles started the scoring early in the first quarter, Phila - B. Smith, blocked punt recovery in end zone (Parkey) as the special teams unit once again found a way to contribute in SF - P. Dawson, 29 FG (14-69, 8:47) the points column. Facing a third-and-12 from the San Francisco 15, 49ers QB Colin Kaepernick was dropped for a 13-yard loss SF - F. Gore, 55 pass from Kaepernick (Dawson) (5-80, 1:46) by LBs and Trent Cole. The sack forced 49ers’ P Phila - M. Jenkins, 53 return (Parkey) Andy Lee to kick out of his own end zone and gave the Eagles their Phila - D. Sproles, 82 punt return (Parkey) first opportunity to strike on special teams. With the 49ers backed up, undrafted rookie TE knifed through the line and SF - P. Dawson, 51 FG (7-35, 3:40) blocked Lee’s kick, allowing WR Brad Smith to fall on the ball in the SF - S. Johnson, 12 pass from Kaepernick (Dawson) (8-23, 4:09) end zone for the Eagles’ first score of the afternoon. SF - P. Dawson, 46 FG (6-36, 3:16) 49ers K Phil Dawson connected on a 29-yard field goal on the SF - P. Dawson, 31 FG (10-46, 6:05) home team’s next possession to cut the Eagles’ lead to 7-3, a score that would hold through the end of the first quarter. The 49ers started the second quarter off with a bang, as Kaepernick scrambled to his left on second-and-17 and threw all TEAM STATISTICS PHILA SF the way back across the field to RB who dashed 55 yards down the right sideline for the home team’s first touchdown First Downs 11 20 of the game and the longest reception of his 10-year career. Net Yards Gained 213 407 Offensive penalties thwarted the Eagles’ next drive and the Rushes/Yards 12/22 42/218 Birds were forced to punt the ball away after a three-and-out. Net Yards Passing 191 189 With the Eagles offense struggling to find their groove, the defense picked up where the special teams had left off in the Att/Comp/INT 43/21/2 30/17/1 first quarter. After a 7-yard run by Gore on first down and an Sacked/Yards Lost 1/4 4/29 incomplete pass on second, Kaepernick looked for WR Brandon Punts/Average 6/48.5 6/39.2 Lloyd on a slant on third-and-3 from the 49ers 45, but was denied, as S Malcolm Jenkins read the quarterback the entire way. After Fumbles/Lost 2/2 0/0 passing off WR Anquan Boldin to LB DeMeco Ryans, who had Penalties/Yards 10/70 10/80 dropped into coverage, Jenkins turned his hips, sat down on the Time of Possession 17:43 42:17 slant route and snatched Kaepernick’s pass out of the air. Jenkins 3rd Down Efficiency 5/13 8/19 took off down the sideline, swerved through would-be tacklers and found his way into the end zone for the Eagles’ second score of the day. The interception marked Jenkins’ third of the season, setting RUSHING: EAGLES - L. McCoy 10-17, D. Sproles 1-4, N. Foles 1-1 a single-season career high for the sixth-year pro. ... 49ERS - F. Gore 24-119, C. Kaepernick 7-58, C. Hyde 10-26, B. Not to be outdone by the defense, the Eagles’ punt return unit produced yet another big play just minutes after Jenkins’ Ellington 1-15. inteception return gave the visitors a 14-10 lead. Following a RECEIVING: EAGLES - R. Cooper 6-54, J. Maclin 4-57, Z. Ertz 4-43, quick defensive stop, RB Darren Sproles fielded Lee’s punt from the Philadelphia 18, avoided a tackle, fought through a grasped J. Matthews 4-28, D. Sproles 2-2, B. Smith 1-11 ... 49ERS - A. Boldin facemask and galloped down the sideline for an 82-yard punt 5-62, M. Crabtree 5-43, B. Lloyd 2-28, V. Davis 2-8, F. Gore 1-55- return for a touchdown, marking the fifth-longest punt return in 1TD, S. Johnson 1-12-1TD, D. Carrier 1-10. franchise history. The return score marked the Eagles’ third non-traditional PASSING: EAGLES - N. Foles 43-21-195-2-0TDs ... 49ERS - C. scoring play of the day and gave them a 21-10 lead. Kaepernick 30-17-218-1-2TDs. Dawson connected on a 51-yard field goal just before halftime to make the score 21-13 at the break. INTs: EAGLES - M. Jenkins 1-53-1TD ... 49ERS - A. Bethea 1-0, P. Despite holding an eight-point advantage at halftime, the Cox 1-0. Eagles had been bouyed by the special teams and defensive units and needed to generate offensive production in the game’s second SACKS: EAGLES - C. Barwin 1.0, V. Curry 1.0, B. Graham 1.0, T. Cole stanza. Unfortunately, the offense was never able to get on track, 0.5, C. Matthews 0.5 ... 49ERS - I. Williams 1.0. as two of their first three posseisions of the third quarter ended in turnovers. EAGLES TURNOVER RATIO: -3 (2 fumbles, 2 INTs/0 fumbles, 1 INT) The 49ers were able to turn the first turnover, a fumble by TE Zach Ertz, into seven points, and a field goal by Dawson on FIELD GOALS: EAGLES - None ... 49ERS - P. Dawson (29G, 51G, their next possesion gave them a 23-21 lead that they would never 46G, 31G) relinquish. In the fourth quarter, Dawson connected on his fourth field goal of the day to stretch the 49ers’ lead to 26-21. Weather: Sunny, 72 degrees The Eagles offense finally started to click in crunch time, as Wind: W 4 mph QB Nick Foles and WR Jeremy Maclin marched the Birds down the field and set up a goal-to-go situation with less than three minutes Playing surface: Grass remaining in regulation. Despite the late-game production, the Time: 3:25 offense was unable to punch the ball in the end zone and the 49ers emerged victorious. Notes: The Eagles have forced a takeaway in 17 straight contests (including playoffs), their first time doing so since a streak of 37 games from 1993-95...Maclin led the team with 57 receiving yards and has 3,806 in his career, moving him past Brian Westbrook and into 12th on the team’s all-time list...The Eagles scored twice on special teams for the first time since 11/22/92 at NYG and it was the first time they scored in back-to-back games since 9/24/00 and 10/1/00 PHILADELPHIA 34, ST. LOUIS 28 Sunday, October 5, 2014 Lincoln Financial Field

The Eagles special teams unit has created sparks all season 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Pts and it did not take long for them to impact Sunday’s contest against St. Louis 0 7 7 14 - 28 the St. Louis Rams. The Rams won the opening coin toss, opted to receive the ball and began their first possession at the 20 following Philadelphia 13 7 14 0 - 34 a touchback by K Cody Parkey. Rams rookie QB Austin Davis threw three straight incompletions, forcing Rams P Phila - C. Maragos, 10 return of blocked punt (Parkey) to attempt a punt deep in St. Louis territory. Last week at San Phila - C. Parkey, 26 FG (11-58, 3:50) Francisco, rookie TE Trey Burton blocked a punt that resulted in a recovery in the end zone for an Eagles touchdown. This week, both Phila - C. Parkey, 27 FG (9-38, 2:52) Burton and fellow TE James Casey broke through the protection StL - B. Quick, 8 pass from Davis (Zuerlein) (11-84, 6:31) unit, with Casey getting his hands on Hekker’s punt. S Chris Phila - R. Cooper, 9 pass from Foles (Parkey) (11-80, 2:53) Maragos scooped up the loose ball and ran 10 yards into the end zone to put the Eagles up 7-0 a mere 23 seconds into the contest. Phila - C. Thornton, fumble recovery in end zone (Parkey) The Eagles defense did its part in the early portion of the Phila - J. Maclin, 24 pass from Foles (Parkey) (2-24, 0:10) game, forcing punts on the Rams’ first four possesions; however, StL - B. Cunningham, 14 run (Zuerlein) (5-79, 2:12) the Birds offense stalled in the red zone on their first two drives and StL - K. Britt, 30 pass from Davis (Zuerlein) (10-62, 3:01) consecutive field goals by Parkey of 26 and 27 yards gave the home team a 13-0 lead after the first quarter of action. StL - B. Quick, 5 pass from Davis (Zuerlein) (6-75, 2:07) The begining of the second quarter featured a flurry of turnovers -- two from the Eagles and one from the Rams -- before TEAM STATISTICS STL PHILA the visitors finally put together an 11-play drive that resulted in an 8-yard touchdown pass from Davis to WR Brian Quick. The Rams’ First Downs 29 22 first score of the game cut the Eagles’ lead to 13-7 with just over Net Yards Gained 466 352 three minutes remaining in the first half, but the Eagles offense Rushes/Yards 23/125 33/145 came alive on its next possesion. Net Yards Passing 341 207 A 19-yard run by RB LeSean McCoy on the first play of the drive kickstarted the offense and sent them on an 80-yard march. Att/Comp/INT 49/29/0 37/24/1 This time, the Eagles red zone offense got the job done, needing just Sacked/Yards Lost 4/34 0/0 three plays from inside the 20 to find the end zone. On first-and- Punts/Average 5/33.2 4/40.8 goal from the St. Louis nine-yard line, QB Nick Foles lofted a pass to the left corner of the end zone and WR Riley Cooper lept up and Fumbles/Lost 3/3 2/2 made the catch over Rams CB . Penalties/Yards 10/82 4/39 Cooper’s touchdown gave the home team a 20-7 lead at the Time of Possession 32:59 27:01 half and the Eagles wasted little time in extending that margin upon 3rd Down Efficiency 7/14 8/15 coming out of the break. With the Rams backed up deep in their own territory, LB Trent Cole blitzed off the edge, hitting Davis from the blindside and RUSHING: EAGLES - L. McCoy 24-81, D. Sproles 7-51, N. Foles 2-13 forcing a fumble that was recovered by DE Cedric Thornton in the ... RAMS - B. Cunningham 7-47-1TD, Z. Stacy 11-42, A. Davis 3-30, end zone for a score. Thornton’s fumble recovery in the end zone gave Philadelphia T. Watts 2-6. a 27-7 lead and marked the first time since 2011 that the Eagles RECEIVING: EAGLES - J. Maclin 5-76-1TD, J. Matthews 4-35, R. scored defensive touchdowns in back-to-back games. Later in the third quarter, Thornton scooped up another Davis Cooper 4-33-1TD, L. McCoy 4-5, Z. Ertz 3-39, B. Celek 3-15, J. Huff fumble and gave the Eagles offense a short field after he rumbled 1-4 ... RAMS - B. Quick 5-87-2TDs, J. Cook 4-44, Z. Stacy 4-36, K. 40 yards down the sideline. The offense needed only two plays to Britt 3-68-1TD, A. Pettis 3-29, B. Cunningham 3-24, T. Austin 2-33, capitalize on the turnover, as Foles found WR Jeremy Maclin for a S. Bailey 2-20, T. Watts 2-12, L. Kendricks 1-22. 24-yard score on second down. Despite owning a 34-7 lead late in the third quarter, the PASSING: EAGLES - N. Foles 37-24-207-1-2TDs ... RAMS - A. Davis Rams rallied back behind a 14-yard touchdown scamper from RB 49-29-375-0-3TDs. Benny Cunningham and two touchdown passes from Davis. Davis’ final touchdown pass, a five-yard strike to Quick, put the Rams in INTs: EAGLES - None ... RAMS - E. Gaines 1-0. striking distance at 34-28 with just under five minutes remaining in regulation. SACKS: EAGLES - C. Barwin 2.0, T. Cole 1.0, V. Curry 1.0 ... RAMS The Eagles were able to run nearly three minutes off the - None. clock on the next possesion, but were forced to punt the ball back to the Rams shortly after the two-minute warning. EAGLES TURNOVER RATIO: Even (2 fumbles, 1 INT/3 fumbles, 0 P dropped the ball inside of the Rams 10-yard INTs) line and Casey downed the ball at the St. Louis seven-yard line, forcing the rookie quarterback Davis to drive his team 93 yards for FIELD GOALS: EAGLES - C. Parkey (26G, 27G) ... RAMS - None the go-ahead score. Davis immediately connected with Quick for a 43-yard gain on the first play of the possession to move the Rams to the 50-yard Weather: Mostly Sunny, 59 degrees line. After a two-yard run by Cunningham on first down, Rams WR Wind: W 16 mph Austin Pettis dropped a pass on second down and then failed to haul in a difficult pass on the left sideline on third-and-8. A delay- Playing surface: Grass of-game penalty knocked the visitors back five yards and the Eagles Time: 3:13 defense forced another incompletion on fourth-and-13 to seal the win. Notes: The Eagles have won 11 of their last 13 regular season games, including seven consecutive victories at Lincoln Financial Field, which marks their fourth-longest home winning streak and their longest since a seven-game stretch in 2004...With seven non- offensive touchdowns in 2014 (four special teams, three defensive), the Eagles moved within one score of tying the team record set in 1952 and are the only NFL team since the merger in 1970 with seven such touchdowns through five games PHILADELPHIA 27, NY GIANTS 0 Sunday, October 12, 2014 Lincoln Financial Field

The Eagles defense applied pressure to QB Eli Manning 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Pts throughout the night and recorded a season-high eight sacks NY Giants 0 0 0 0 - 0 by the end of the game en route to a 27-0 victory, the franchise’s Philadelphia 10 10 7 0 - 27 first shutout since 1996. Entering the contest, the Giants offense had scored 105 combined points in its three previous games, Phila - C. Parkey, 31 FG (10-67, 4:05) but struggled to find a rhythm due to the Eagles’ stout defensive Phila - Z. Ertz, 15 pass from Foles (Parkey) (10-81, 4:31) performance. Phila - J. Casey, 26 pass from Foles (Parkey) (3-47, 0:57) After taking a 3-0 lead on the leg of rookie K Cody Parkey, Phila - the Eagles defense went to work. On third-and-1 from the Giants C. Parkey, 45 FG (6-16, 2:13) 42, Manning dropped back to pass and was hit from behind by LB Phila - D. Sproles, 15 run (Parkey) (8-97, 4:09) Connor Barwin. Barwin’s shot jarred the ball from Manning’s hands and despite an offensive recovery by T Justin Pugh, the sack-fumble TEAM STATISTICS NYG PHILA set the tone for the rest of the evening. First Downs 12 24 Following a punt from P Steve Weatherford, QB Nick Foles Net Yards Gained 253 448 led the home team on an 81-yard touchdown drive, punctuating the Rushes/Yards 24/86 36/203 march with a 15-yard toss to TE Zach Ertz. Net Yards Passing 168 245 Despite giving up multiple chunk plays on the Giants ensuing Att/Comp/INT 28/17/0 34/21/2 posession, the Eagles defense benefited from a number of miscues Sacked/Yards Lost 8/43 1/3 by the Giants offense. The visitors were able to convert a third- Punts/Average 10/47.7 6/45.5 and-19, but almost immediately found themselves fighting another Fumbles/Lost 3/1 1/0 uphill battle, as a holding penalty, a delay of game penalty and the Penalties/Yards 10/75 3/25 second of Barwin’s team-leading three sacks, forced the Giants Time of Possession 27:34 32:26 into a third-and-25, which they were unable to convert. After the rivals traded short possesions, the Eagles took over at the Giants 47 3rd Down Efficiency 2/14 4/13 following a short punt by Weatherford. It took the Birds just three plays to capitalize on the field position. RB LeSean McCoy, who RUSHING: EAGLES - L. McCoy 22-149, D. Sproles 7-39-1TD, T. Bur- rushed for a season-high 149 yards on 22 carries (6.8 avg.), kicked ton 5-10, N. Foles 2-5 ... GIANTS - A. Williams 17-59, P. Hillis 5-24, off the drive with a 15-yard rush around right end. A short pass to E. Manning 2-3. WR Riley Cooper brought the ball to the Giants 26 and on the next RECEIVING: EAGLES - R. Cooper 5-59, J. Matthews 4-50, B. Celek play, Foles found TE James Casey down the middle of the field for 4-45, Z. Ertz 3-47-1TD, J. Maclin 2-16, L. McCoy 2-5, J. Casey 1-26- a 17-0 lead. The score was Casey’s first since 2012, when he was a 1TD ... GIANTS - R. Randle 5-58, P. Hillis 3-28, D. Fells 2-40, O. member of the . An unnecessary roughness penalty again moved the Giants Beckham 2-28, V. Cruz 2-16, A. Robinson 1-29, L. Donnell 1-6, P. backwards on their next posession and they were unable to convert Parker 1-6. a third-and-20. A 43-yard punt return by RB Darren Sproles allowed PASSING: EAGLES - N. Foles 34-21-248-2-2TDs ... GIANTS - E. the Eagles to start in Giants’ territory for the second time in as many Manning 23-13-151-0-0TDs, R. Nassib 5-4-60-0-0TDs. posessions and the strong field position once again led to points, as Parkey converted his second field goal of the night, a 45-yarder, to INTs: EAGLES - None ... GIANTS - Z. Bowman 1-18, A. Rolle 1-7. give the Eagles a 20-0 lead that they would take into halftime. SACKS: EAGLES - C. Barwin 3.0, V. Curry 2.0, B. Bair 1.0, T. Cole Trailing by three scores early in the second half, the Giants 1.0, B. Graham 1.0 ... GIANTS - D. Moore 1.0. threatened to crack the scoreboard when CB Zack Bowman intercepted Foles deep in Eagles’ territory. On third-and-4 from EAGLES TURNOVER RATIO: -1 (0 fumbles, 2 INTs/1 fumble, 0 INTs) the 15, TE Larry Donnell made a juggling catch in the end zone, FIELD GOALS: EAGLES - C. Parkey (31G, 45G) ... GIANTS - None seemingly ending New York’s scoring drought; however, the touchdown was nullified by a holding penalty on T . The Giants converted a third-and-14 on the next play, but the Eagles Weather: Partly Cloudy, 57 degrees defense once again held strong, denying the Giants on four straight Wind: ESE 5 mph plays inside the 10. Playing surface: Grass Given another crack at the Giants defense, Foles led the Time: 2:52 offense on a 97-yard drive, the franchise’s longest since 2007. Foles completed all three of his passes on the drive, McCoy broke off a 28-yard run, his longest of the season, and Sproles provided the finishing touch with a 15-yard sprint to the end zone. Sproles’ touchdown proved to be the game’s final score and the defense finished the job, preserving the Eagles’ 27-0 lead. The Eagles improved to 2-0 in the NFC East and sent the Birds into their bye week tied atop the NFC East with a 5-1 record.

Notes: The Eagles had played 301 regular and postseason games since their last shutout in 1996 and the 27-point margin of victory was their largest over the Giants since a 35-3 win on 9/20/80...The victory gave the Eagles eight consecutive wins at home, marking the fourth-longest home winning streak in franchise history...With 5,895 career rushing yards, McCoy moved past Steve Van Buren and into third on the Eagles all-time rushing yards list ARIZONA 24, PHILADELPHIA 20 Sunday, October 26, 2014 University of Phoenix Stadiumm

The big plays were plentiful in a matchup of 5-1 teams and 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Pts the Eagles got on the board first. Following punts by both teams, Philadelphia 7 0 10 3 - 20 the Birds began their second posession of the game on their own 20 and embarked on a methodical 80-yard scoring drive. RB LeSean Arizona 0 7 7 10 - 24 McCoy sparked the march with a 13-yard run off right end on the first play of the drive. On third-and-2 from the Eagles 41, rookie Phila - J. Maclin, 21 pass from Foles (Parkey) (9-80, 4:10) WR hauled in a four-yard pass from QB Nick Foles to Ari - A. Ellington, 1 run (Catanzaro) (13-80, 5:54) move the sticks, but the gain was negated by a 10-yard illegal use of hands penalty on T . Not to be deterred by the crucial Ari - L. Fitzgerald, 80 pass from Palmer (Catanzaro) (3-80, 0:53) penalty, Foles responded with a 23-yard strike over the middle to Phila - C. Parkey, 54 FG (6-20, 1:50) rookie WR Jordan Matthews to keep the drive alive. After two short Phila - J. Maclin, 54 pass from Foles (Parkey) (1-54, 0:09) runs, the Eagles faced a third-and-5 from the Arizona 41 and Foles came through once again, finding TE Zach Ertz for a 5-yard gain. Ari - C. Catanzaro, 28 FG (9-30, 3:19) This time, the Eagles were the beneficiary of a third-down penalty, Phila - C. Parkey, 20 FG (13-78, 7:05) as Cardinals LB Sam Acho was flagged for roughing the passer and Ari - Jo. Brown, 75 pass from Palmer (Catanzaro) (3-80, 0:35) the ball was moved to the Arizona 21. Two plays later, Foles swung a pass out to WR Jeremy Maclin in the right flat and Maclin did the rest, dashing 21 yards to the end zone to give Philadelphia a 7-0 lead. TEAM STATISTICS PHILA ARI The Eagles’ lead was shortlived, as the Cardinals notched an First Downs 27 17 80-yard touchdown drive of their own on the game’s next posession, using a heavy dose of RB Andre Ellington and two big receptions Net Yards Gained 521 400 from veteran WR . Rushes/Yards 25/110 23/71 It appeared as if the Eagles would respond right away, as Net Yards Passing 411 329 Foles drove the Birds into the red zone on the team’s next posession. Att/Comp/INT 62/36/2 42/20/0 On first-and-10 from the Arizona 19, Huff corralled a short pass and headed towards the end zone, but was caught from behind by Sacked/Yards Lost 0/0 0/0 Cardinals DE Frostee Rucker, fumbling the ball at the 7-yard line. Punts/Average 6/48.0 8/42.9 Arizona S Deone Bucannon fell on the loose ball, ending the Eagles’ Fumbles/Lost 1/1 1/1 potential scoring drive. The Birds wasted no time getting back into the red zone on Penalties/Yards 11/103 10/95 their next posession, as Foles found WR Riley Cooper for a 50-yard Time of Possession 31:10 28:50 gain on third-and-15 from their own 10 and the officals tacked on an 3rd Down Efficiency 9/20 7/17 additional 15 yards at the end of the play for a roughing the passer penalty. Despite giving up the big play on third down, the Cardinals forced their second turnover of the day on the next play, when CB RUSHING: EAGLES - L. McCoy 20-83, N. Foles 2-14, C. Polk 3-13 ... Antonio Cromartie leapt in front of a Foles pass in the end zone. CARDINALS - A. Ellington 23-71-1TD. The Cardinals offense broke the 7-7 halftime tie on their third play of the second half when QB hit Fitzgerald on a RECEIVING: EAGLES - J. Maclin 12-187-2TDs, J. Matthews 6-47, R. 3-yard slant on third down and the All-Pro wideout broke loose for Cooper 5-88, Z. Ertz 5-48, L. McCoy 3-14, B. Celek 2-8, J. Huff 1-12, an 80-yard score. J. Maehl 1-6, C. Polk 1-1 ... CARDINALS - L. Fitzgerald 7-160-1TD, Fitzgerald’s touchdown gave the Cardinals a 14-7 lead, but a career-long, 54-yard field goal by rookie K Cody Parkey cut the Jo. Brown 5-119-1TD, A. Ellington 3-14, J. Carlson 2-16, R. Hughes home team’s lead to 14-10 midway through the third quarter. 2-13, Ja. Brown 1-7. After the Eagles defense held the Cardinals to consecutive three-and-outs, the Birds offense took over at their own 46 and PASSING: EAGLES - N. Foles 62-36-411-2-2TDs ... CARDINALS - C. needed just one play to retake the lead. Operating out of the shotgun, Palmer 42-20-329-0-2TDs. Foles cycled through his progressions and hit Maclin in stride deep down the middle of the field, lofting a perfect pass that dropped into INTs: EAGLES - None ... CARDINALS - A. Cromartie 2-58. the receiver’s arms in the end zone. SACKS: EAGLES - None ... CARDINALS - None. The Foles-to-Maclin connection gave the Eagles a 17-14 lead, but Cardinals K Chandler Catanzaro kicked a 28-yard field goal to EAGLES TURNOVER RATIO: -2 (1 fumble, 2 INTs/1 fumble, 0 INTs) tie the game at 17-17 with nine minutes remaining in regulation. The Eagles drove deep into Cardinals’ territory on their FIELD GOALS: EAGLES - C. Parkey (54G, 20G) ... CARDINALS - C. next possesion behind a series of strong rushes from McCoy and Catanzaro (28G) numerous key throws from Foles. With just under four minutes remaining in the game, the Eagles had a first-and-10 at the Cardinals 11, but were unable to record a touchdown or a first down, instead Weather: Indoors settling for a 20-yard Parkey field goal and a 20-17 lead following Wind: None the two-minute warning. In a game that featured plenty of fireworks, the home team Playing surface: Grass provided the final highlight. On third-and-5 from the Cardinals 25, Time: 3:39 Palmer took a deep shot and hit rookie WR John Brown in stride for the 75-yard, go-ahead score. With 1:21 left on the clock and two timeouts in their pocket, the game was far from over for the Birds. Foles drove the visitors down to the Cardinals 16 and threw passes to the end zone on three consecutive plays, but the comeback attempt fell just short with rookie WR Jordan Matthews hauling in a catch out of bounds in the end zone as time expired. Notes: Maclin recorded a career-high 187 yards on 12 receptions, a reception total that was the second-highest of his career and the fourth-most in Eagles’ history...Foles set an Eagles record with 36 completions, while racking up 411 yards and two touchdowns, marking his third 400-yard game and the second-highest total of his career PHILADELPHIA 31, HOUSTON 21 Sunday, November 2, 2014 NRG Stadium

WR Jeremy Maclin used his Week 8 career peformance, in 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Pts which he recorded 187 yards and two touchdowns on 12 receptions, Philadelphia 7 10 7 7 - 31 as a springboard to spark the Eagles in their Week 9 contest against Houston 7 7 0 7 - 21 the Houston Texans. On the Birds’ second posession of the game, QB Nick Foles took a shot on first-and-10 from the Eagles 41 and hit Maclin in stride on a deep post for a 59-yard touchdown. Phila - J. Maclin, 59 pass from Foles (Parkey) (7-88, 2:39) While Foles’ early touchdown toss provided a quick spark Hou - A.J. Bouye, 51 interception return (Bullock) for the visitors, the third-year quarterback made a costly mistake Phila - J. Matthews, 11 pass from Sanchez (Parkey) (6-60, 2:36) on the first play of the team’s next possesion when he underthrew Hou - A. Foster, 56 pass from Fitzpatrick (Bullock) (4-68, 2:27) WR Riley Cooper and Texans CB A.J. Bouye stepped in front of the pass and weaved his way through would-be tacklers for a 51-yard Phila - C. Parkey, 45 FG (13-53, 3:58) interception return for a touchdown. Phila - C. Polk, 8 run (Parkey) (4-70, 1:24) Foles led the Eagles into Houston territory on the team’s Hou - D. Hopkins, 7 pass from Fitzpatrick (Bullock) (2-7, 0:44) ensuing possession, but in a span of just three playsTexans LB Phila - J. Maclin, 8 pass from Sanchez (Bullock) (15-80, 8:01) simultaneously ended the Eagles’ drive and Foles’ afternoon. On first-and-10 from the Houston 41, Mercilus broke into the Eagles backfield and brought Foles down for an 11- yard loss. Following a short gain on second down, Mercilus struck TEAM STATISTICS PHILA HOU again on third-and-16, sacking Foles from behind for a loss of 9 First Downs 30 15 yards. Mercilus’ second sack of the drive proved to be a costly one Net Yards Gained 483 300 for the Birds, as Foles slammed into the turf and landed directly on Rushes/Yards 41/190 28/118 his left shoulder. The shot sidelined Foles for the remainder of the contest and opened the door for backup QB to enter Net Yards Passing 293 182 the game on the team’s next posession. Att/Comp/INT 34/24/3 27/13/1 Sanchez got to work immediately and hit Maclin for a 52-gain Sacked/Yards Lost 4/33 4/21 on his first play from scrimmage. Five plays later, on third-and-goal Punts/Average 3/35.7 6/48.2 from the 11, Sanchez lofted a perfect pass to the back of the end Fumbles/Lost 1/1 1/0 zone over the head of Texans DB and into the outstretched arms of rookie WR Jordan Matthews. Sanchez completed all three Penalties/Yards 7/55 9/54 of his attempts for 69 yards on his first drive of the season, and his Time of Possession 32:13 27:47 first touchdown pass since 2012 gave the Eagles a 14-7 lead. 3rd Down Efficiency 9/16 5/13 Later in the second quarter, Texans RB hauled in a wheel route from QB Ryan Fitzpatrick and sprinted 56 yards RUSHING: EAGLES - L. McCoy 24-117, C. Polk 8-50-1TD, D. Sproles down the sideline to tie the game at 14-14, but Eagles rookie K Cody Parkey hit a 45-yard field goal as time expired to take a 17-14 lead 3-17, M. Sanchez 5-5, N. Foles 1-1 ... TEXANS - A. Foster 15-56, R. into halftime. Fitzpatrick 6-49, A. Blue 7-13. After surrendering just seven points in the first half, the RECEIVING: EAGLES - J. Maclin 6-158-2TDs, D. Sproles 4-46, J. Eagles defense continued to stymie the Texans offense in the third quarter, blanking Houston and allowing the visitors to extend their Matthews 3-40-1TD, J. Huff 3-26, R. Cooper 2-26, J. Maehl 2-13, lead. Following a missed field goal by Texans K Randy Bullock, the B. Celek 2-7, L. McCoy 1-6, Z. Ertz 1-4 ... TEXANS - D. Hopkins Eagles took over on their own 30 and leaned on their ground game 6-115-1TD, A. Foster 2-63-1TD, D. Johnson 2-16, A. Johnson 2-12, to move down the field. It took just four plays for the Eagles to find A. Blue 1--3. the end zone, as RB LeSean McCoy ripped off consecutive runs of 14 and 26 yards and second-year RB Chris Polk tacked on a 22-yard PASSING: EAGLES - M. Sanchez 22-15-202-2-2TDs, N. Foles 12-9- run of his own before plowing 8 yards up the gut on first-and-goal 124-1-1TD ... TEXANS - R. Fitzpatrick 27-13-203-1-2TDs. to notch his first rushing touchdown of the season. With the Eagles holding a 24-14 advantage late in the third INTs: EAGLES - D. Ryans 1-0 ... TEXANS - J. Rolle 2-17, A.J. Bouye quarter, Texans DB Jumal Rolle intercepted Sanchez for the second 1-51-1TD. time on the afternoon, giving Houston new life and setting the SACKS: EAGLES - C. Barwin 1.0, B. Graham 1.0, M. Kendricks 1.0, Texans offense up on the Eagles 38. Fitzpatrick quickly drove the home team into the red zone, but LB DeMeco Ryans appeared to B. Allen 0.5, B. Bair 0.5 ... TEXANS - W. Mercilus 2.0, J. Watt 1.5, J. thwart the drive when he intercepted a pass on second-and-7 from Simon 0.5. Eagles 10. Ryans looked to head up field upon corraling his first EAGLES TURNOVER RATIO: -3 (1 fumble, 3 INTs/0 fumbles, 1 INT) interception of the season, but immediately fell to the turf, fumbling the ball in the process. Texans WR DeAndre Hopkins fell on the FIELD GOALS: EAGLES - C. Parkey (45G) ... TEXANS - R. Bullock loose ball, but more troubling for the Eagles was Ryans’ inability to (39WL) pull himself up off the ground. Minutes later, the Birds’ defensive leader was carted off the field with an Achilles injury. Two plays later, Fitzpatrick hit Hopkins for a 7-yard score, Weather: Indoors cutting the Eagles’ lead to 24-21. Wind: None With the game hanging in the balance, the Eagles needed a long scoring drive to secure their first road victory since Week 2 Playing surface: Grass and Sanchez provided just that. Taking the field at their own 20, the Time: 3:02 Eagles set out on a 15-play, 80-yard scoring drive that was capped by an 8-yard pass from Sanchez to Maclin. Maclin’s second score of the afternoon put the game out of reach and gave the Eagles a 31-21 victory. Notes: According to Pro Football Reference, Maclin became the first Eagle and the 13th player in NFL history to have at least 150 yards and two touchdowns in back-to-back games...McCoy rushed for 117 yards and moved past Brian Westbrook into second on the Eagles all-time rushing yards list with 6,095 PHILADELPHIA 45, CAROLINA 21 Monday, November 10, 20144 Lincoln Financial Field

The Eagles have used all three phases -- offense, defense and 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Pts special teams -- to win games in 2014 and they stuck to the script Carolina 7 0 0 14 - 21 against the on in Week 10. Philadelphia 17 14 7 7 - 45 The Birds defense set the tone early when LB Casey Matthews stripped Panthers RB DeAngelo Williams on the Panthers’ second Phila - C. Parkey, 39 FG (4-1, 0:40) play from scrimmage and DE Cedric Thornton fell on the loose ball Phila - D. Sproles, 8 run (Parkey) (5-43, 1:45) at the Panthers 22. Despite the strong field position, the Eagles offense was unable to reach the end zone and settled for a 39-yard Car - J. Stewart, 1 run (Gano) (11-80, 5:25) field goal from K Cody Parkey to take an early 3-0 lead. Phila - D. Sproles, 65 punt return (Parkey) The Eagles defense struck again on the Panthers’ next play Phila - J. Matthews, 13 pass from Sanchez (Parkey) (10-91, 3:35) from scrimmage, as CB Cary Williams notched his first inteception Phila - B. Fletcher, 34 interception return (Parkey) of the season by stepping in front of a pass from Panthers QB Cam Phila - L. McCoy, 1 run (Parkey) (2-30, 0:17) Newton. Phila - J. Matthews, 18 pass from Sanchez (Parkey) (7-67, 2:41) This time, the Eagles took full advantage of their favorable Car - K. Benjamin, 21 pass from Newton (Gano) (6-64, 2:38) field position. QB Mark Sanchez, who made his first start since 2012, Car - K. Benjamin, 40 pass from Newton (Gano) (6-65, 2:22) connected on passes of 15 yards and 21 yards to WR Jeremy Maclin and TE before RB Darren Sproles scored on an 8-yard run to give the home team a 10-0 lead. Newton and the Panthers offense drove 80 yards for a TEAM STATISTICS CAR PHILA touchdown on their next possesion, but from that point on it was First Downs 21 17 all Philadelphia, as the Eagles would score touchdowns on offense, Net Yards Gained 317 365 defense and special teams to close out the first half. Rushes/Yards 32/102 23/37 Sproles started the scoring spree with a 65-yard punt return Net Yards Passing 215 328 for a touchdown, giving the Eagles a 17-7 lead. Att/Comp/INT 40/25/3 38/20/0 Following a quick stop by the Eagles defense, the Birds Sacked/Yards Lost 9/91 1/4 offense marched 91 yards and found the end zone once again when Punts/Average 7/47.6 7/43.3 Sanchez hit rookie WR Jordan Matthews from 13 yards out. Sanchez Fumbles/Lost 3/2 2/0 and Matthews did most of the damage on the scoring drive, as the Penalties/Yards 4/30 5/50 two connected four times for 73 yards during the 10-play drive. Near the end of the second quarter, the Eagles defense finally Time of Possession 38:05 21:55 got in on the scoring to complete the first-half trifecta. On second- 3rd Down Efficiency 10/20 5/15 and-4 from the Panthers 26, CB Bradley Fletcher snagged his first interception of the season on a pass intended for former Eagles RUSHING: EAGLES - L. McCoy 12-19-1TD, C. Polk 5-11, D. Sproles WR and dashed 34 yards down the sideline to give the 1-8-1TD, M. Barkley 3-0, M. Sanchez 2--1 ... PANTHERS - J. Stew- Eagles a 31-7 halftime lead. art 11-36-1TD, D. Williams 13-31, F. Whittaker 6-29, C. Newton 2-6. Things continued to click for the Birds in the second half, as LB stripped Newton on the Panthers’ first RECEIVING: EAGLES - J. Matthews 7-138-2TDs, B. Celek 5-116, J. possesion of the third quarter and DE scooped up the Maclin 3-38, Z. Ertz 1-17, D. Sproles 1-13, R. Cooper 1-6, J. Huff 1-6, ball to set up the Eagles offense at the Carolina 30. L. McCoy 1--2 ... PANTHERS - G. Olsen 6-119, J. Stewart 4-23, K. On the next play, Sanchez found Celek down the middle of the Benjamin 3-70-2TDs, D. Williams 3-17, B. Bersin 2-24, J. Cotchery field for what appeared to be a 30-yard touchdown. Replay revealed 2-15, F. Whittaker 2-7, J. Webb 1-16, J. Avant 1-8, E. Dickson 1-7. that Celek’s knee hit the turf just before he crossed the goal line, PASSING: EAGLES - M. Sanchez 37-20-332-0-2TDs, M. Barkley and after the ball was placed at the one-yard line, RB LeSean McCoy plunged into the end zone for a 38-7 lead. 1-0-0-0-0TDs ... PANTHERS - C. Newton 40-25-306-3-2TDs. In the fourth quarter, Matthews, who finished with seven INTs: EAGLES - B. Fletcher 1-34-1TD, N. Allen 1-3, C. Williams 1--1 catches for a career-high 138 yards, hauled in his second touchdown ... PANTHERS - None. of the night when he turned a short pass from Sanchez into an 18- yard score. SACKS: EAGLES - C. Barwin 3.5, B. Graham 1.5, T. Cole 1.0, F. Cox With the score 45-17 in favor of the home team and the game 1.0, V. Curry 1.0, M. Kendricks 1.0 ... PANTHERS - T. Davis 1.0. well out of hand, the Panthers offense finally found some success EAGLES TURNOVER RATIO: +5 (2 fumbles, 3 INTs/0 fumbles, 0 INTs) in the fourth quarter, as Newton connected with rookie WR Kelvin Benjamin on two late touchdown tosses to bring the final score to FIELD GOALS: EAGLES - C. Parkey (39G) ... PANTHERS - None. 45-21. The victory gave the Eagles their ninth consecutive win at home Weather: Mostly Clear, 52 degrees and a streak that tied the third-longest, home-winning streak in Wind: S 5 mph franchise history. Playing surface: Grass Notes: The Eagles registered two non-offensive scores in the victory, Time: 3:10 setting an Eagles single-season record with nine non-offensive scores. on the year...Sproles became the third Eagle and the first since Brian Westbrook in 2003 to score via rush and punt return in the same game...Jordan Matthews joined Jeremy Maclin as the only Eagles rookies ever with at least 130 yards and two touchdowns in the same game and his 138 yards was the sixth-highest single-game total by a rookie in Eagles history GREEN BAY 53, PHILADELPHIA 20 Sunday, November 16, 2014 Lambeau Field

The Eagles and Packers met for a second straight year 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Pts at Lambeau Field in Week 11. In 2013, the Eagles left Wisconsin Philadelphia 0 6 7 7 - 20 victorious, defeating the Packers 27-13 while taking advantage of Green Bay 17 13 9 14 - 53 QBs Seneca Wallace and Scott Tolzien who were playing in relief of injured QB . GB - M. Crosby, 27 FG (7-75, 2:02) The Birds were not afforded the same luxury in 2014, as a GB - D. Adams, 6 pass from Rodgers (Crosby) (13-88, 6:47) healthy Rodgers guided the Packers to their second 50-point performance in as many weeks. The Packers scored on their first GB - M. Hyde, 75 punt return (Crosby) four drives and did not punt until the third quarter. Phila - C. Parkey, 33 FG (10-44, 3:52) While the Packers offense owned the day, the home team GB - J. Nelson, 27 pass from Rodgers (Crosby) (6-80, 2:29) also received scoring contributions from their special teams and GB - E. Lacy, 1 run (kick aborted) (10-80, 5:43) defense. After jumping out to a 10-0 lead, Packers DB Micah Hyde Phila - C. Parkey, 33 FG (9-65, 2:00) fielded a punt from P Donnie Jones and returned the kick 75 yards GB - M. Crosby, 33 FG (9-48, 4:21) for a score. The return gave the home team a 17-0 lead at the end of GB - J. Peppers, 52 interception return (kick blocked) the first quarter and put the Eagles into an early hole that proved to Phila - J. Matthews, 10 pass from Sanchez (Parkey) (10-80, 3:35) be impossible to dig out of. GB - E. Lacy, 32 pass from Rodgers (Crosby) (6-80, 2:41) It appeared that the Birds were prepared to shake off their GB - C. Hayward, 49 fumble return (Crosby) poor first-quarter performance on their next posession, as QB Mark Sanchez drove the visitors deep into Green Bay territory. After a Phila - J. Maclin, 20 pass from Sanchez (Parkey) (10-80, 3:19) 1-yard run by RB LeSean McCoy and a 7-yard reception from RB Darren Sproles, the Eagles faced a third-and-2 from the Green Bay 5, but the team’s drive was halted when Packers LB Clay Matthews TEAM STATISTICS PHILA GB dropped Sanchez for a 10-yard loss. The Eagles settled for a 33-yard First Downs 22 25 field goal from K Cody Parkey, cutting Green Bay’s lead to 17-3. Net Yards Gained 429 475 Despite the brief swing in momentum, Rodgers and the Rushes/Yards 31/109 25/110 Packers offense continued to find success and put together a six- Net Yards Passing 320 365 play, 80-yard drive that was capped by a touchdown toss from Att/Comp/INT 44/26/2 38/24/0 WR Jordy Nelson Rodgers to . Rodgers’ second touchdown pass of Sacked/Yards Lost 3/26 1/2 the half gave the home team a 24-3 lead and Packers RB Eddie Lacy scored on a 1-yard plunge with two minutes remaining in the half to Punts/Average 4/39.8 2/20.0 extend Green Bay’s margin to 31-3. Fumbles/Lost 4/2 2/0 The Eagles drove into the red zone again before the half came Penalties/Yards 6/53 4/52 to a close and Parkey connected on his second 33-yard field goal of Time of Possession 27:18 32:42 the contest to make the score 31-6 at the half. 3rd Down Efficiency 5/15 8/14 The Packers continued to add to their lead in the third quarter, as Green Bay K Mason Crosby opened the second-half scoring RUSHING: EAGLES - L. McCoy 23-88, D. Sproles 2-21, C. Polk 3-0, with a 33-yard field goal and Packers LB returned M. Sanchez 3-0 ... PACKERS - E. Lacy 10-69-1TD, A. Rodgers 3-32, a Sanchez interception 52 yards for his second touchdown of the J. Starks 8-9, J. Kuhn 1-3, M. Flynn 3--3. season. Following Peppers’ touchdown, the Eagles offense finally RECEIVING: EAGLES - J. Maclin 9-93-1TD, J. Matthews 5-107-1TD, found a rhythm and drove 80 yards on 10 plays for their first Z. Ertz 4-55, R. Cooper 4-39, D. Sproles 2-23, L. McCoy 1-18, B. touchdown of the game: a 10-yard receiving score by rookie WR Celek 1-11 ... PACKERS - R. Cobb 10-129, J. Nelson 4-109-1TD, E. Jordan Matthews with 2:21 remaining in the third quarter. Lacy 3-45-1TD, A. Quarless 2-35, J. Starks 2-17, D. Adams 2-13- The Packers went on to score two more touchdowns to open 1TD, R. Rodgers 1-19. the fourth quarter, as Lacy notched his second of the game on a 32 yard catch-and-run from Rodgers and CB Casey Hayward scooped PASSING: EAGLES - M. Sanchez 44-26-346-2-2TDs ... PACKERS - up an errant snap and returned the ball 49 yards for the Packers A. Rodgers 36-22-341-0-3TDs, M. Flynn 2-2-0-0TDs. second defensive touchdown of the contest. INTs: EAGLES - None ... PACKERS - J. Peppers 1-52-1TD, T. Wil- Philadelphia found the end zone again with 7:20 remaining liams 1-2. in regulation, as Sanchez hit WR Jeremy Maclin for a 20-yard touchdown to cap another 10-play, 80-yard drive. SACKS: EAGLES - V. Curry 1.0 ... PACKERS - L. Guion 1.0, C. Mat- Maclin’s score was the final tally for both sides and the 53-20 thews 1.0, M. Neal 1.0. loss dropped the Eagles to 7-3. EAGLES TURNOVER RATIO: -4 (2 fumbles, 2 INTs/0 fumbles, 0 INTs) Notes: Maclin led the team with nine catches and racked up 93 yards FIELD GOALS: EAGLES - C. Parkey (33G, 33G) ... PACKERS - M. and his ninth touchdown of the season...In doing so, Maclin moved Crosby (27G, 33G, 50WR). past Fred Barnett and Bobby Walston and into ninth place on the Eagles all-time receptions list with 315 and into seventh on the all- time receiving touchdowns list with 35...Sanchez threw for 346 yards Weather: Cloudy, 28 degrees and two touchdowns, marking the second-highest yardage output Wind: SW 13 mph of his career, as well as his 10th-career 300-yard game...Jordan Playing surface: DD GrassMaster Matthews led the team with 107 receiving yards on five catches and Time: 3:04 also scored his sixth receiving touchdown of the season, tying him for the fifth-highest total ever by an Eagles rookie and the most since Calvin Williams (9) and Barnett (8) in 1990 PHILADELPHIA 43, TENNESSEE 23 Sunday, November 23, 2014 Lincoln Financial Field

The Eagles special teams unit had been a difference maker 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Pts throughout the entire season and it did not take long for the third Tennessee 0 17 0 7 - 24 phase to have an impact on the game in Week 12. Rookie WR Josh Huff fielded the opening kickoff, broke Philadelphia 17 10 7 9 - 43 through a crease on the right side of the wedge and dashed down the right sideline for a 107-yard score. The return marked the longest Phila - J. Huff, 107 kickoff return (Parkey) kickoff return touchdown in Eagles history and was the second 100- plus yard kickoff return for the Birds this season. Phila - D. Sproles, 4 run (Parkey) (8-51, 2:53) With momentum on their side, the Eagles defense forced a Phila - C. Parkey, 36 FG (9-46, 2:53) quick three-and-out and RB Darren Sproles’ 13-yard punt return Ten - J. Hunter, 40 pass from Mettenberger (Succop) (2-30, 0:39) gave the Eagles offense the ball at their own 49. Phila - C. Parkey, 26 FG (8-73, 3:22) The Eagles used a steady dose of RB LeSean McCoy to move down the field on their first possession of the game, as the team’s Ten - S. Greene, 2 run (Succop) (5-81, 3:07) leading rusher ripped off runs of 15 and 12 yards on the drive. While Phila - L. McCoy, 2 run (Parkey) (10-69, 3:47) McCoy did the majority of the leg work to get into the red zone, it was Ten - R. Succop, 20 FG (11-78, 3:44) his counterpart, Sproles, who found the end zone on a 4-yard carry on second-and-goal. Phila - J. Casey, 14 pass from Sanchez (Parkey) (3-33, 1:05) After less than five minutes of action, the Eagles already Phila - C. Parkey, 35 FG (12-36, 5:33) owned a 14-0 lead. The Birds defense continued to build off their Phila - C. Parkey, 30 FG (6-30, 2:08) first stop, as they yielded four straight three-and-outs and Eagles Ten - D. McCluster, 6 pass from Mettenberger (Succop) (7-51, 1:37) K Cody Parkey hit a 36-yard field goal to give the home team a 17-0 lead at the end of the first quarter. Phila - C. Parkey, 50 FG (7-15, 3:17) Just before the quarter came to a close, Eagles QB Mark Sanchez was intercepted by Titans DB Brandon Ghee and the turnover allowed the visitors to score on the first play of the second quarter, as Titans QB Zach Mettenberger connected with WR Justin TEAM STATISTICS TEN PHILA Hunter for a 40-yard touchdown. First Downs 16 26 The Eagles offense never took their foot of the gas, as McCoy Net Yards Gained 351 462 ripped off his longest run of the season, a 53-yarder, on the Birds’ Rushes/Yards 19/52 38/164 next play from scrimmage. The long gain moved the Eagles deep into Tennessee territory, but the drive stalled in the red zone and Net Yards Passing 299 298 Parkey connected on a 26-yard kick for a 20-7 lead. Att/Comp/INT 39/20/1 43/30/2 Despite their first-quarter struggles, the Titans continued Sacked/Yards Lost 5/46 2/9 to fight back, as a 68-yard strike from Mettenberger to TE Delanie Walker on Tennessee’s next offensive play moved the ball to the Punts/Average 6/49.0 3/45.0 Eagles 13 and set up an eventual 2-yard touchdown run by RB Shonn Fumbles/Lost 3/2 0/0 Greene. Penalties/Yards 7/56 9/69 Greene’s tally moved the visitors to within 20-14, but like they had done all day, the Eagles offense responded on their next Time of Possession 26:48 33:12 possession. A series of short runs by McCoy and Sproles, coupled 3rd Down Efficiency 2/12 10/19 with 20-plus yard passing plays to WRs Jordan Matthews and Riley Cooper, moved the Eagles down the field in a hurry. Cooper’s 21- RUSHING: EAGLES - L. McCoy 21-130-1TD, D. Sproles 6-25-1TD, yard reception on third-and-6 from the Titans 23 moved the ball to the Titans 2 and McCoy plunged up the middle for a touchdown with C. Polk 7-5, M. Sanchez 4-4 ... TITANS - B. Sankey 10-37, S. Greene 4:37 remaining in the half to give the home team a 27-14 lead. 6-15-1TD, D. McCluster 1-2, Z. Mettenberger 2--2. Titans K Ryan Succop hit a 20-yard field goal on their next possession and the Eagles headed into the locker room with a 27-17 RECEIVING: EAGLES - J. Matthews 6-77, J. Maclin 6-59, B. Celek lead. 5-48, Z. Ertz 4-30, R. Cooper 3-49, D. Sproles 3-14, C. Polk 1-15, The home team wasted little time in extending their lead after J. Casey 1-14-1TD, L. McCoy 1-1 ... TITANS - D. Walker 5-155, J. the half, as a fumble recovery by S Nate Allen gave the Birds offense a short field and Sanchez connected with TE James Casey for a 14- Hunter 4-64-1TD, N. Washington 4-63, D. McCluster 3-15-1TD, B. yard score on the offense’s fourth play of the drive. Sankey 2-14, K. Wright 1-28, B. Schwenke 1-6. Holding a 34-17 lead, the Eagles defense unleashed its pass rush on the Titans’ ensuing posession with LB Trent Cole recording PASSING: EAGLES - M. Sanchez 43-30-307-2-1TD ... TITANS - Z. sacks on back-to-back plays to force a Titans punt. Mettenberger 39-20-345-1-2TDs. Although Sanchez threw his second interception of the game on the Eagles next drive, the Birds defense immediately returned INTs: EAGLES - B. Boykin 1-0 ... TITANS - D. Stafford 1-33, B. Ghee the ball to the offense after they recovered a RB 1-0. fumble on the play following the interception. Given a second chance, the Eagles drove down the field to set SACKS: EAGLES - C. Barwin 2.0, T. Cole 2.0, F. Cox 1.0 ... TITANS - up a first-and-goal at the Titans 6; however, a series of penalties J. Casey 1.0, D. Morgan 1.0. derailed the drive and led to a 35-yard field goal from Parkey. Mettenberger threw a late touchdown and Parkey connected EAGLES TURNOVER RATIO: +1 (0 fumbles, 2 INTs/2 fumbles, 1 INT) on two more fourth-quarter field goals for a final score of 43-23 in FIELD GOALS: EAGLES - favor of the home team. C. Parkey (36G, 26G, 49LU, 35G, 30G, 50G) The win improved the Eagles record to 8-3 and set up a first- ... TITANS - R. Succop (20G). place showdown with the (8-3) on Thanksgiving. Notes: The Eagles won their 10th straight game at Lincoln Financial Weather: Sunny, 54 degrees Field, which marks the third-longest streak in team history and Wind: S 7 mph the longest since an 11-game streak from 1991-93...The win gave Playing surface: Grass the Eagles a 4-0 record against the AFC, marking the first time the Eagles swept their AFC opponents in a season since 1991... Time: 3:34 Huff’s franchise-record, 107-yard kickoff return supplanted Timmy Brown’s record of 105 yards set in 1961 and marked the first time the Eagles scored on the opening kickoff of a game since Brian Mitchell did so on 11/4/01 at Arizona... Parkey’s five made field goals tied for the second-highest total in team history behind Tom Dempsey’s six on 11/12/72 at Houston PHILADELPHIA 33, DALLAS 10 Thursday, November 27, 20144 AT&T Stadium

The Eagles entered their Thanksgiving matchup with the 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Pts Dallas Cowboys boasting a perfect 5-0 record on Turkey Day and Philadelphia 14 9 7 3 - 33 they got off to a hot start while playing on the holiday for the first Dallas 0 7 3 0 - 10 time since 2008. Sparked by a 36-yard dash around right end from RB LeSean Phila - M. Sanchez, 2 run (Parkey) (9-80, 3:05) McCoy, the Eagles marched 80 yards on their first posession of the Phila - J. Matthews, 27 pass from Sanchez (Parkey) (7-88, 2:01) game to take a quick 7-0 lead on a 2-yard touchdown plunge by QB Dal - D. Murray, 1 run (Bailey) (7-67, 4:12) Mark Sanchez. Phila - C. Parkey, 31 FG (8-67, 2:46) Dallas displayed an ability to move the ball on their first Phila - C. Parkey, 22 FG (14-58, 3:56) possesion, but the Eagles defense held strong and forced a punt to Phila - C. Parkey, 26 FG (4-3, 0:58) give Sanchez and the offense another early opportunity. Dal - D. Bailey, 28 FG (4-3, 2:09) Backed up on their own 12 following the Dallas punt, the Phila - L. McCoy, 38 run (Parkey) (5-80, 1:52) Eagles immediately found breathing room courtesy of a 19-yard Phila - C. Parkey, 25 FG (15-67, 6:36) run from McCoy. While the Eagles offense displayed a near 50-50 balance of running and passing plays on their first posession, the Birds came out firing after McCoy’s carry. Sanchez found WR Jordan TEAM STATISTICS PHILA DAL Matthews for a gain of 15 on the next play and immediately followed First Downs 26 16 that up with a 13-yard connection to WR Jeremy Maclin. After a pair Net Yards Gained 464 267 of 7-yard completions to WR Riley Cooper moved the ball to the Rushes/Yards 45/256 25/93 Dallas 27, Sanchez found Matthews for a 27-yard catch-and-run for Net Yards Passing 208 174 a touchdown and a 14-0 lead. Att/Comp/INT 29/20/0 29/18/2 Facing an early two-score deficit, the Cowboys offense found Sacked/Yards Lost 1/9 4/25 some success on their next posession and put together a 67-yard Punts/Average 3/49.0 5/45.6 scoring drive that was capped by a 1-yard run from RB DeMarco Fumbles/Lost 2/1 1/1 Murray. Penalties/Yards 4/20 6/42 Not to be deterred by the Cowboys offensive surge, the Eagles Time of Possession 30:25 29:35 responded with a 58-yard Sanchez-to-Maclin connection on their 3rd Down Efficiency 8/15 4/12 ensuing drive. Despite the quick strike, the Birds offense stalled in the red zone and K Cody Parkey connected on a 31-yard field goal to give the visitors a 17-0 lead. RUSHING: EAGLES - L. McCoy 25-159-1TD, C. Polk 11-49, M. San- Thanks to a stiffling performance by the Eagles defense, the chez 7-28-1TD, D. Sproles 1-13, J. Huff 1-7 ... COWBOYS - D. Mur- Cowboys were held scoreless throughout the remainder of the first ray 20-73-1TD, L. Dunbar 2-15, J. Randle 2-6, T. Romo 1--1. half and Parkey added two more field goals to give the Birds a 23-7 RECEIVING: EAGLES - J. Maclin 8-108, J. Matthews 4-51-1TD, R. lead at intermission. Cooper 4-32, D. Sproles 3-19, B. Celek 1-7 ... COWBOYS - D. Murray Dallas began the second-half scoring with a 28-yard field goal 6-40, D. Bryant 4-73, C. Beasley 4-41, T. Williams 2-38, J. Witten from K Dan Bailey, but the kick would mark the home team’s final 1-8, J. Randle 1--1. points of the contest. PASSING: EAGLES - M. Sanchez 29-20-217-0-1TD ... COWBOYS - T. The Eagles had found success on the ground early in the Romo 29-18-199-2-0TDs. contest, racking up 99 rushing yards in the first half, and they continued to ride the ground game in the second half. INTs: EAGLES - N. Allen 1-1, C. Williams 1-0 ... COWBOYS - None. Taking over at their own 20 following Bailey’s field goal, SACKS: EAGLES - F. Cox 1.0, V. Curry 1.0, B. Graham 1.0, C. Mat- Sanchez found Maclin for a 7-yard gain on first down and scrambled thews 1.0 ... COWBOYS - T. Crawford 1.0. for 8 yards on second down. After a 7-yard run from McCoy and a roughing the passer penalty moved the Birds into Dallas territory, EAGLES TURNOVER RATIO: +2 (1 fumble, 2 INTs/1 fumble, 0 INTs) Sanchez scrambled for another 5 yards and then let McCoy do the FIELD GOALS: EAGLES - C. Parkey (31G, 22G, 26G, 25G) ... COW- rest of the heavy lifting. BOYS - D. Bailey (28G). On second-and-5 from the Dallas 38, McCoy took a handoff from Sanchez and hit a hole off right tackle, breaking into the Weather: Indoors second level and eventually swerving back to the middle of the field Wind: None for a 38-yard score. Playing surface: Artificial Turf Parkey added a late field goal, but it was the Eagles defense Time: 3:13 that took over late in the game and shut the door on Dallas. Three sacks, two and numerous third-down stops in the second half prevented the Dallas offense from mustering a comeback and sent the Eagles back to Philadelphia with a 33-10 victory and sole posession of first place in the NFC East.

Notes: McCoy rushed for 159 yards and his fourth touchdown of the season. In doing so, he eclipsed 1,000 yards on the season, becoming the first Eagle ever with four 1,000-yard campaigns...Maclin led the Eagles with eight receptions and 108 yards and set new single- season career highs with 71 receptions and 1,088 receiving yards SEATTLE 24, PHILADELPHIA 14 Sunday, December 7, 2014 Lincoln Financial Field

The defending champions flew to Philadelphia in 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Pts the thick of the playoff hunt and left town with one more win on their Seattle 0 10 14 0 - 24 resume. Philadelphia 7 0 7 0 - 14 In a game that featured two of the top teams in the NFC, the Seahawks defense got the best of the Eagles offense, limiting the Phila - J. Maclin, 1 pass from Sanchez (Parkey) (6-14, 2:48) Birds to a season-low 139 net yards. Sea - R. Wilson, 26 run (Hauschka) (10-82, 4:20) Seattle set the tone early by forcing a three-and-out on the Sea - S. Hauschka, 44 FG (10-41, 1:32) Eagles first posession of the game, but the Eagles managed to score Sea - M. Lynch, 15 pass from Wilson (Hauschka) (2-19, 0:47) first in spite of their slugglish start. Phila - Z. Ertz, 35 pass from Sanchez (Parkey) (4-54, 1:54) After the Eagles defense forced a three-and-out of their own, Seattle P Jon Ryan set up at the Seahawks 24, but mishandled the Sea - D. Baldwin, 23 pass from Wilson (Hauschka) (5-91, 3:08) snap and was unable to corral the football. Eagles TE Zach Ertz picked up the loose ball, returned it to the Seattle 14, and set up the offense with a short field. TEAM STATISTICS SEA PHILA The Eagles had to earn every yard on the drive, as three First Downs 28 9 consecutive running plays yielded just 9 yards and set up a fourth- Net Yards Gained 440 139 and-1 at the Seattle 5. Faced with his first big decision of the game, Rushes/Yards 46/188 22/57 Eagles Chip Kelly left the offense on the field and RB Net Yards Passing 252 82 LeSean McCoy plunged through the line for a 2-yard gain to move Att/Comp/INT 37/22/0 20/10/1 the sticks. Sacked/Yards Lost 2/11 3/14 Another 2-yard carry by McCoy moved the ball to the 1, and Punts/Average 6/37.8 8/43.9 on second-and-goal, WR Jeremy Maclin motioned from right to left, Fumbles/Lost 2/2 2/1 caught a swing pass in the left flat from QB Mark Sanchez and snuck Penalties/Yards 8/67 4/69 his way inside the front pylon for a 7-0 lead. Time of Possession 41:56 18:04 After the Eagles defense stonewalled Seahawks RB Marshawn 3rd Down Efficiency 7/16 2/11 Lynch on first and second down on Seattle’s next posesssion, it appeared that the Birds would get the ball back quickly following a third-down incompletion; however, a defensive holding penalty RUSHING: EAGLES - L. McCoy 17-50, M. Sanchez 1-7, D. Sproles on CB kept Seattle’s drive alive and the defending 4-0 ... SEAHAWKS - M. Lynch 23-86, R. Wilson 10-48-1TD, C. Mi- champs took full advantage of their second opportunity. Seahawks chael 6-32, J. Kearse 2-15, R. Turbin 4-7, J. Ryan 1-0. QB Russell Wilson hit two big plays through the air -- a 25-yard strike RECEIVING: EAGLES - J. Maclin 3-21-1TD, R. Cooper 3-13, Z. Ertz to WR Doug Baldwin on second-and-16, and a 15-yard completion 2-39-1TD, J. Matthews 2-23 ... SEAHAWKS - D. Baldwin 5-97-1TD, to TE Tony Moeaki -- and finished the drive with a chunk play on M. Lynch 5-27-1TD, J. Kearse 3-37, P. Richardson 2-27, K. Norwood the ground when he ran off left tackle for a 26-yard touchdown run. 2-22, R. Lockette 1-19, T. Moeaki 1-15, R. Turbin 1-14, W. Tukuafu Wilson’s sprint evened the score at 7-7 and both defenses 1-4, L. Willson 1-1. kept the game close for the remainder of the half, with Seattle K Steven Hauschka booting a 44-yard field goal just before halftime to PASSING: EAGLES - M. Sanchez 20-10-96-1-2TDs ... SEAHAWKS - give the Seahawks a 10-7 lead at the break. R. Wilson 37-22-263-0-2TDs. The Eagles offense had an opportunity to put their first-half INTs: EAGLES - None ... SEAHAWKS - T. Simon 1-0. performance behind them upon receiving the second-half kickoff, but a lost fumble by McCoy on the Birds’ first play from scrimmage SACKS: EAGLES - C. Barwin 1.0, V. Curry 1.0 ... SEAHAWKS - M. derailed their opening posession. The Seahawks took over at the Bennett 1.0, M. Burley 1.0, J. Hill 1.0. Eagles 19 and needed just two plays to find the end zone. On second EAGLES TURNOVER RATIO: Even (1 fumble, 1 INT/2 fumbles, 0 down, Wilson scrambled to his right and threw back across the INTs) field to an open Lynch, who trotted into the end zone for a 15-yard touchdown. FIELD GOALS: EAGLES - None ... SEAHAWKS - S. Hauschka (44G). Despite the deflating start, the Eagles offense rebounded on their next drive thanks to a 46-yard kickoff return by rookie WR Weather: Mostly Sunny, 45 degrees Josh Huff. The Eagles were aided by a third-down pass interference Wind: NNE 15 mph penalty on Seahawks LB and two plays later Sanchez Playing surface: Grass found Ertz down the left sideline for a 35-yard score. The touchdown briefly narrowed the Seahawks lead to 17-14, Time: 3:17 but a 44-yard pass interference penalty against CB Bradley Fletcher on Seattle’s next posession reignited the visiting team and lead to an eventual 23-yard touchdown toss from Wilson to Baldwin. Baldwin’s touchdown gave Seattle a 24-14 led and despite numerous late opportunities, the Eagles were unable to muster a comeback.

Notes: McCoy’s 50 rushing yards brought his career total to 6,541, surpassing Wilbert Montgomery’s previous franchise record of 6,538 yards to become the Eagles all-time rushing leader...Maclin scored his 10th receiving touchdown of the season, tying a career high and making him the fourth Eagle with at least two 10-plus touchdown seasons in his career DALLAS 38, PHILADELPHIA 27 Sunday, December 14, 2014 Lincoln Financial Field

The Eagles and Cowboys first clashed on Thanksgiving Day in 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Pts Week 13, and in Week 15, the rivals met for the second time in less Dallas 14 7 7 10 - 38 than three weeks with first place in the NFC East on the line. Philadelphia 0 10 14 3 - 27 The Eagles emerged victorious from the first round of the series, having defeated the Cowboys 33-10 in Dallas, and were looking to complete the season sweep against their division foe. Dal - D. Murray, 1 run (Bailey) (5-18, 2:14) In a game that featured scoring runs by both teams, the Dal - D. Bryant, 4 pass from Romo (Bailey) (16-88, 8:16) Cowboys started the night with 21-unanswered points. Dal - D. Bryant, 26 pass from Romo (Bailey) (8-56, 4:42) The Birds got off to a slugglish start when Cowboys K Dan Phila - C. Polk, 5 run (Parkey) (11-84, 3:24) Bailey dropped the opening kickoff at the Eagles 15, causing a Phila - C. Parkey, 47 FG (11-43, 2:58) miscommunication between the two deep men that resulted in a Phila - C. Polk, 1 run (Parkey) (7-86, 2:46) live ball recovered by Dallas. The Cowboys took full advantage of the short field and found Phila - D. Sproles, 1 run (Parkey) (3-14, 1:04) the end zone for a 7-0 lead on a 1-yard run by RB DeMarco Murray. Dal - D. Murray, 2 run (Bailey) (8-78, 5:03) A three-and-out by the Eagles offense gave the ball back to Dal - D. Bryant, 25 pass from Romo (Bailey) (4-42, 2:12) Dallas and the Cowboys embarked on a 16-play, 88-yard drive that Phila - C. Parkey, 43 FG (6-55, 2:03) ended in a 4-yard touchdown toss from QB Tony Romo to WR Dez Dal - D. Bailey, 49 FG (6-3, 3:11) Bryant. With everything clicking for the visitors, another three-and- out by the Eagles offense led to Dallas’ third touchdown in as many drives. On third-and-10 from the Philadelphia 30, an 8-yard sack by TEAM STATISTICS DAL PHILA DE Fletcher Cox seemed to end Dallas’ drive, but an illegal contact First Downs 26 19 penalty against CB Cary Williams gave the Cowboys new life and two Net Yards Gained 364 294 plays later, Bryant scored his second touchdown of the night on a Rushes/Yards 42/115 21/75 26-yard pass down the right sideline. Net Yards Passing 249 219 Facing an early 21-0 deficit, the home team easily could have allowed the game to spiral out of control, but QB Mark Sanchez and Att/Comp/INT 31/22/0 28/17/2 the Eagles offense finally got things going on their next possesion. Sacked/Yards Lost 3/16 4/33 Sanchez converted three straight third downs through the air and Punts/Average 5/41.0 3/52.0 on first-and-goal from the 5, RB Chris Polk took a handoff up the Fumbles/Lost 1/1 2/1 middle and knifed into the end zone for the Birds’ first score of the Penalties/Yards 11/79 8/95 contest. Time of Possession 41:55 18:05 Polk’s touchdown cut Dallas’ lead to 21-7 and a quick stop by the Eagles defense gave the Birds the ball back with just under five 3rd Down Efficiency 5/13 5/11 minutes remaining in the half. Taking over at their own 28, the Eagles drove into Dallas RUSHING: EAGLES - L. McCoy 16-64, C. Polk 2-6-2TDs, D. Sproles territory, but their drive stalled at the Cowboys 29 and K Cody 3-5-1TD ... COWBOYS - D. Murray 31-81-2TDs, L. Dunbar 5-22, J. Parkey converted a 47-yard field goal attempt to bring the score Randle 2-13, T. Romo 4--1. to 21-10. Having battled back into striking distance, the Eagles carried RECEIVING: EAGLES - J. Maclin 4-98, B. Celek 4-52, Z. Ertz 3-32, R. their momentum into the second half. The defense continued to Cooper 2-17, D. Sproles 2-8, J. Huff 1-44, L. McCoy 1-1 ... COWBOYS clamp down on the Cowboys offense, forcing a Dallas punt on the - J. Witten 7-69, D. Bryant 6-114-3TDs, C. Beasley 4-42, T. Williams opening possesion of the second half despite committing a 40-yard 2-19, J. Hanna 1-12, L. Dunbar 1-6, D. Murray 1-3. pass interference penalty early in the drive. On the Eagles’ ensuing possesion, WR Jeremy Maclin hauled PASSING: EAGLES - M. Sanchez 28-17-252-2-0TDs ... COWBOYS - in a pass from Sanchez on third-and-12, made a quick move near T. Romo 31-22-265-0-3TDs. the right sideline to evade a defender and sprinted down the field for a 72-yard gain to the Cowboys 1. Polk finished off the drive with INTs: EAGLES - None ... COWBOYS - B. Carter 1-8, J. Wilcox 1-0. a 1-yard touchdown, his second of the game, to bring the score to SACKS: EAGLES - C. Barwin 1.0, V. Curry 1.0, C. Thornton 1.0 ... 21-17. COWBOYS - T. Crawford 2.0, J. Mincey 2.0. The Birds continued to find ways to climb back into the game and on Dallas’ next possession, DE Vinny Curry strip-sacked Romo EAGLES TURNOVER RATIO: -2 (1 fumble, 2 INTs/1 fumble, 0 INTs) and Cox fell on the loose ball at the Dallas 14 for a quick change of possession. Now the beneficiary of a short field, the Eagles offense FIELD GOALS: EAGLES - C. Parkey (47G, 43G) ... COWBOYS - D. made quick work and reached the end zone after just three plays. Bailey (49G). RB Darren Sproles got to the edge on second-and-goal from the 1 and trotted into the end zone to give the Eagles their first lead of the Weather: Partly Cloudy, 41 degrees night at 24-21. Despite the Eagles’ ability to rattle off 24-unanswered points, Wind: NW 9 mph Dallas displayed resilency and delivered the final run of the night: Playing surface: Grass a 14-0 stretch that spanned the end of the third quarter and the Time: 3:04 begining of the fourth. Parkey added a field goal with 10:45 remaining to make it a one-possesion contest at 35-27, but Bailey connected on a 49-yard insurance kick with 4:37 left to bring the final score to 38-27. Notes: Maclin led the team with 98 yards on four receptions and moved past Fred Barnett into ninth place on the Eagles all-time receiving list with 4,660 career receiving yards... LB Connor Barwin recorded one sack and upped his season total to 14.5 sacks, which ranks 10th in Eagles history WASHINGTON 27, PHILADELPHIA 24 Saturday, December 20, 20144 FedExField

Boasting a 9-3 record heading into the month of December, it 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Pts appeared the Eagles would be playoff bound for the second straight Philadelphia 7 7 0 10 - 24 year; however, consecutive home losses to the and Dallas Cowboys in Weeks 14-15 left the Birds on the outside Washington 10 0 14 3 - 27 looking in with two weeks remaining in the regular season. Hoping to snap their two-game losing streak, the Eagles Was - K. Forbath, 25 FG (12-40, 5:38) headed to Washington looking to make one last push towards the postseason. Although the Birds would still need help, a victory Phila - L. McCoy, 11 run (Parkey) (10-79, 4:15) against their division rivals would have kept them in the playoff hunt Was - A. Morris, 28 run (Forbath) (3-80, 1:30) for at least one more week and left the door open for a potential NFC Phila - R. Cooper, 3 pass from Sanchez (Parkey) (15-93, 7:04) East Championship or wild card playoff berth. The Eagles got off to a rough start on the game’s first Was - D. Young, 1 run (Forbath) (12-76, 6:48) possession when Washington LB beat T Lane Was - D. Young, 1 run (Forbath) (4-64, 1:56) Johnson off the right edge, hit QB Mark Sanchez, dislodging the Phila - R. Cooper, 16 pass from Sanchez (Parkey) (11-85, 4:59) ball in the process, and fell on the fumble to complete the defensive trifecta. Phila - C. Parkey, 22 FG (9-50, 2:54) Washington QB Robert Griffin III, who returned to a starting Was - K. Forbath, 26 FG (6-50, 1:26) role for the first time since late November, led the home team down the field following the turnover, but the drive stalled inside the 10 and the team settled for a 25-yard field goal from K Kai Forbath. The Eagles rebounded from their early mistake, driving 79 yards on their next possession to take a 7-3 lead on RB LeSean TEAM STATISTICS PHILA WAS McCoy’s 11-yard touchdown run. However, the Birds’ lead was brief, as Washington needed just three plays to retake the lead. First Downs 30 21 On second-and-9 from the 21, Griffin lofted a pass deep Net Yards Gained 495 305 downfield to WR DeSean Jackson for a 51-yard gain and RB Alfred Rushes/Yards 31/134 29/100 Morris punctuated the quick drive with a 28-yard touchdown run on the very next play. Net Yards Passing 361 205 After the teams traded punts, the Eagles set out on a 15-play, Att/Comp/INT 50/37/1 23/16/1 93-yard drive and took a 14-10 lead on a 3-yard connection from Sacked/Yards Lost 3/13 2/15 Sanchez to WR Riley Cooper. Holding a slim lead coming out of the half, the Eagles received Punts/Average 2/36.0 3/44.3 a quick momentum boost on special teams when S Malcolm Jenkins Fumbles/Lost 1/1 2/1 stripped Washington WR Andre Roberts on the opening kickoff and Penalties/Yards 13/102 3/15 CB Nolan Carroll II fell on the loose ball at the Washington 16. Despite the turnover and the strong field position, Washington Time of Possession 32:04 27:56 forced the Eagles into a three-and-out and K Cody Parkey failed to 3rd Down Efficiency 9/16 2/9 connect on a 34-yard field goal. Washington took full advantage of the Eagles inability to RUSHING: PHILADELPHIA - capitalize, and set off on a 12-play, 76-yard touchdown drive that L. McCoy 22-88-1TD, D. Sproles 4-24, was capped by FB Darrel Young’s plunge from the 1. M. Sanchez 5-22 ... WASHINGTON - A. Morris 21-83-1TD, R. Griffin Trailing by three points, the Eagles offense once again drove 5-11, S. Redd 1-4, D. Young 2-2-2TDs. into Washington territory; however, a second miss by Parkey -- this one from 46 yards -- left the score at 17-14 in favor of the home RECEIVING: PHILADELPHIA - Z. Ertz 15-115, D. Sproles 6-43, R. team. Cooper 5-53-2TDs, J. Maclin 4-62, J. Matthews 3-58, L. McCoy 3-28, Looking to add to their lead, Griffin and the Washington offense relied on the same formula that they used on their first B. Celek 1-15 ... WASHINGTON - D. Jackson 4-126, P. Garcon 4-61, touchdown drive, connecting on a 50-plus yard pass play to Jackson C. Thompson 3-5, J. Reed 2-5, A. Roberts 1-14, L. Paulsen 1-6, D. on second-and-14 to move into the red zone. An ensuing defensive Young 1-3. pass interference penalty against Jackson in the end zone placed the ball at the 1 and Young plowed through the line on the next play PASSING: PHILADELPHIA - M. Sanchez 50-37-374-1-2TDs ... for his second 1-yard touchdown of the contest. WASHINGTON - R. Griffin 23-16-220-1-0TDs. Facing a 10-point deficit heading into the fourth quarter, the Eagles offense put together an effective 85-yard drive and INTs: PHILADELPHIA - N. Allen 1-1 ... WASHINGTON - B. Breeland Cooper put the final touch on the march with his second touchdown reception of the game to cut Washington’s lead to 24-21. 1-0. On third-and-10 on Washington’s next possession, Griffin SACKS: PHILADELPHIA - F. Cox 1.0, M. Kendricks 1.0 ... WASHING- again targeted Jackson deep, but the pass floated short and was intercepted by S Nate Allen. TON - R. Kerrigan 1.0, Trev. Williams 1.0. Taking over at the Eagles 46, Sanchez completed passes of PHILADELPHIA TURNOVER RATIO: Even (1 fumble, 1 INT/1 fumble, 11, 15 and 18 yards to move Philadelphia inside the Washington 10; however, the offense was unable to find the end zone and Parkey 1 INT) converted a 22-yard field goal, his first made attempt of the game, to tie the score at 24-24. FIELD GOALS: PHILADELPHIA - C. Parkey (34WR, 46WR, 22G) ... After forcing a Washington punt with less than three minutes WASHINGTON - K. Forbath (25G, 26G). remaining in regulation, the Eagles took over on their own 15 needing just a field goal to emerge victorious. However, on a day that was full of mistakes, Sanchez threw a short pass behind WR Weather: Cloudy, 37 degrees Jeremy Maclin and Washington CB Bashaud Breeland intercepted Wind: None the ball near midfield. The replay official challenged Breeland’s interception, but the Playing surface: Grass rulling was upheld and Washington quickly marched into field goal Time: 3:06 range and kicked the game-winning field goal, a 26-yarder, with just 10 seconds remaining in the game. Notes: Ertz set a single-game franchise record with 15 receptions, besting the previous record of 14 held by Brian Westbrook (2007) and Don Looney (1940)...Ertz’s 15 receptions also tied for the second-highest total by an NFL since 1960...Sanchez set a single-game franchise record with 37 completions and a career high with 374 yards PHILADELPHIA 34, NY Giants 26 Sunday, December 28, 2014 MetLife Stadium

Heading into Week 17, both the Eagles and the Giants had 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Pts been eliminated from playoff contention. The Giants’ postseason Philadelphia 14 3 7 10 - 34 hopes ended midway through the season when a seven-game losing streak dropped their record from 3-2 to 3-9. The Eagles, on NY Giants 10 6 3 7 - 26 the other hand, carried a 9-3 record into the month of December, but a three-game losing streak, culminating with a Week 16 loss to NYG - A. Williams, 1 run (Brown) (6-80, 2:49) Washington, knocked the Birds out of the playoff race. Phila - J. Matthews, 44 pass from Sanchez (Parkey) (3-80, 1:11) When the NFC East rivals took the field to close out the 2014 season, pride was the only thing on the line. The Giants were riding Phila - B. Celek, 1 pass from Sanchez (Parkey) (7-75, 2:26) a three-game winning streak and were looking to close the season NYG - J. Brown, 38 FG (10-60, 4:01) out with four wins in a row. The Eagles, despite the disappointment NYG - J. Brown, 20 FG (10-47, 4:20) of missing out on the postseason, hoped to secure their 10th win of NYG - J. Brown, 36 FG (10-71, 3:27) the season and finish with a 10-6 record for the second straight year. New York received the opening kickoff and got off to a hot Phila - C. Parkey, 32 FG (11-66, 2:02) start when QB Eli Manning connected with WR Reuben Randle on Phila - T. Burton, 27 return of blocked punt (Parkey) consecutive plays for gains of 43 and 18 yards. Randle’s 18-yarder NYG - J. Brown, 53 FG (8-46, 2:52) moved the ball to the 1 and rookie RB Andre Williams punched the ball in on the next play for an early 7-0 lead. Phila - C. Polk, 1 run (Parkey) (8-65, 1:59) The Birds needed just three plays and 1:11 to respond to NYG - O. Beckham, 63 pass from Manning (Brown) (5-80, 1:21) the Giants’ opening possession. On the Eagles’ first play from Phila - C. Parkey, 39 FG (10-53, 3:51) scrimmage, QB Mark Sanchez found TE Zach Ertz for an 18-yard gain and on the very next play, RB LeSean McCoy broke off a 23-yard run to move the Birds into Giants’ territory. On first-and-10 from the New York 44, rookie WR Jordan Matthews hauled in a short pass TEAM STATISTICS PHILA NYG from Sanchez and weaved his way to the end zone for a 44-yard First Downs 23 22 score that tied the game at 7-7. Net Yards Gained 426 505 Following a Giants punt, the Eagles took over at their own 25 and were able to put together another quick touchdown drive. Rushes/Yards 32/164 25/76 After gains of 8, 10 and 15 yards, Sanchez took a deep shot down Net Yards Passing 262 429 the middle of the field to WR Riley Cooper, and although the pass Att/Comp/INT 36/23/1 53/28/1 was intercepted by Giants S , the officials flagged the Sacked/Yards Lost 4/30 0/0 Giants for pass interference and the ball was placed at the New York 6. McCoy carried to the Giants 1 on the following play and on Punts/Average 7/41.7 7/35.9 third-and-goal, Sanchez found TE Brent Celek in the end zone for Fumbles/Lost 0/0 1/0 the veteran’s first score of the season and a 14-7 lead. Penalties/Yards 5/35 8/106 The Giants offense, which entered the game coming off of a season-high 514 yard performance against the St. Louis Rams, Time of Possession 25:23 34:37 continued to rack up yards, but the Eagles defense held strong in the 3rd Down Efficiency 7/16 7/18 red zone, forcing the Giants to kick three straight field goals despite their ability to move that ball in between the 20s. RUSHING: EAGLES - L. McCoy 17-99, C. Polk 7-38-1TD, M. San- Giants K Josh Brown’s third field goal of the contest, which came with just over two minutes remaining in the first half, gave chez 7-22, D. Sproles 1-5 ... GIANTS - A. Williams 15-43-1TD, R. New York a 16-14 lead, but Sanchez led the Birds’ two-minute Jennings 10-33. offense down the field and K Cody Parkey connected on a 32-yard field goal as time expired to give the Eagles a 17-16 lead at the half. RECEIVING: EAGLES - J. Matthews 8-105-1TD, Z. Ertz 4-56, J. Ma- Both the Eagles and Giants went three-and-out on their first clin 3-49, D. Sproles 3-23, R. Cooper 2-37, L. McCoy 1-15, J. Huff drives of the second half, but the Giants’ offensive failure was much 1-6, B. Celek 1-1-1TD ... GIANTS - O. Beckham 12-185-1TD, R. Ran- more costly. On fourth-and-11 from the Giants 27, New York P Steve dle 6-158, R. Jennings 3-21, A. Williams 3-19, L. Donnell 2-26, P. Weatherford lined up to kick to Eagles RB Darren Sproles, but Eagles TE James Casey burst through New York’s protection unit Parker 2-20. and blocked Weatherford’s punt. The Eagles special teams made a PASSING: EAGLES - M. Sanchez 36-23-292-1-2TDs ... GIANTS - E. habit of making impact plays all season long, and it was fitting that in the final game of the year TE Trey Burton picked up the blocked Manning 53-28-429-1-1TD. punt and returned it 27 yards for a score and a 24-16 lead. INTs: EAGLES - N. Allen 1-40 ... GIANTS - M. Harris 1-11. Midway through the third quarter, Brown connected on his fourth field goal of the game, a 53-yarder, to cut the Eagles lead to SACKS: EAGLES - None ... GIANTS - J. Pierre-Paul 2.0, M. Herzlich 24-19, but the Birds built on their lead early in the fourth quarter 1.0, M. Kuhn 1.0. when a 1-yard touchdown run by RB Chris Polk widened their margin to 31-19. EAGLES TURNOVER RATIO: Even (0 fumbles, 1 INT/0 fumbles, 1 With time running out on the 2014 season, Giants rookie WR INT) Odell Beckham Jr. did his best to pull his team back into the game with a 63-yard touchdown reception to make the score 31-26 with 12 FIELD GOALS: EAGLES - C. Parkey (32G, 39G) ... GIANTS - J. Brown minutes remaining; however, Parkey kicked a 39-yard field goal on (38G, 20G, 36G, 53G). the Eagles’ next drive to make it an eight-point game. The Giants regained possession with 3:45 remaining, but Eagles S Nate Allen halted their late comeback attempt when he Weather: Cloudy, 48 degrees swooped in and intercepted Manning’s deep pass intended for Randle. Allen returned the pick 40 yards to the Giants 18 and three Wind: SSW 8 mph straight runs by Polk and three kneel downs from Sanchez sealed Playing surface: Turf, UBU Speed Series-S5-M the Eagles’ 10th victory of the season. Time: 3:14 Notes: Burton’s return touchdown marked the Eagles 11th of the season, which tied for the third-highest total in NFL history...Burton became the 10th different Eagle to reach the end zone via return in 2014, which is an NFL record...With 10 points in the game, Parkey set an NFL rookie record and an Eagles record with 150 points in 2014.