Jalen Hurts led a second-half rally and Rodney McLeod made the game-clinching interception with 24 seconds left as the visiting Philadelphia Eagles came from behind for a 20-16 win over the Washington Football Team Sunday afternoon in Landover, Md.
Hurts completed 17 of 26 passes for 214 yards as Philadelphia (9-7) kept its hold on a wild-card spot in the NFC.
The Eagles can capture a playoff berth with a win Sunday at home against Dallas. Washington was eliminated from postseason contention.
Taylor Heinicke completed 27 of 36 passes for https://womenwithauniquesoul.com 247 yards to lead Washington (6-10). Heinicke led a drive in the closing minutes that reached the Philadelphia 30.
But on a first-down play, McLeod made a diving catch in the end zone of a Heinicke pass intended for John Bates.
After trailing 16-7 at the half, HeronGraphicArts.com Philadelphia shut Washington out the rest of the way. Midway through the fourth quarter, Avonte Maddox made a stop against Washington receiver Terry McLaurin (seven receptions, 61 yards) on third down and thedailyblogster.com followed that with a pass breakup on fourth down to give Philadelphia possession at the Eagles 49.
Ten plays later, Jake Elliott's second field goal of the game, togel online a 41-yarder, gave the Eagles a 20-16 lead with 2:21 left.
Philadelphia drew close in the third quarter as Hurts made a scrambling completion on third-and-14, finding Greg Ward Jr.
for 27 yards. Four plays later, on fourth and goal, Boston Scott vaulted over a Washington defender near the goal line pylon to make it 16-14.
Early in the fourth quarter, Elliott made a 42-yard field goal to give the Eagles the lead.
Washington got on the scoreboard first, driving 67 yards on just six plays.
Heinicke's 24-yard pass to Bates set up an 11-yard touchdown run by Jaret Patterson.
As Heinicke completed 14 of his first 15 passes, Washington controlled the ball for BigAmericanMan.com much of the first half and https://TomEdon.com Joey Slye converted three field goals, including a 55-yarder that closed the first half with a 16-7 advantage.
Eagles rally against Washington, hold onto playoff spot
por Maggie Griffie (19/01/2022)
Jalen Hurts led a second-half rally and Rodney McLeod made the game-clinching interception with 24 seconds left as the visiting Philadelphia Eagles came from behind for a 20-16 win over the Washington Football Team Sunday afternoon in Landover, Md.
Hurts completed 17 of 26 passes for 214 yards as Philadelphia (9-7) kept its hold on a wild-card spot in the NFC.
The Eagles can capture a playoff berth with a win Sunday at home against Dallas. Washington was eliminated from postseason contention.
Taylor Heinicke completed 27 of 36 passes for https://womenwithauniquesoul.com 247 yards to lead Washington (6-10). Heinicke led a drive in the closing minutes that reached the Philadelphia 30.
But on a first-down play, McLeod made a diving catch in the end zone of a Heinicke pass intended for John Bates.
After trailing 16-7 at the half, HeronGraphicArts.com Philadelphia shut Washington out the rest of the way. Midway through the fourth quarter, Avonte Maddox made a stop against Washington receiver Terry McLaurin (seven receptions, 61 yards) on third down and thedailyblogster.com followed that with a pass breakup on fourth down to give Philadelphia possession at the Eagles 49.
Ten plays later, Jake Elliott's second field goal of the game, togel online a 41-yarder, gave the Eagles a 20-16 lead with 2:21 left.
Philadelphia drew close in the third quarter as Hurts made a scrambling completion on third-and-14, finding Greg Ward Jr.
for 27 yards. Four plays later, on fourth and goal, Boston Scott vaulted over a Washington defender near the goal line pylon to make it 16-14.
Early in the fourth quarter, Elliott made a 42-yard field goal to give the Eagles the lead.
Washington got on the scoreboard first, driving 67 yards on just six plays.
Heinicke's 24-yard pass to Bates set up an 11-yard touchdown run by Jaret Patterson.
As Heinicke completed 14 of his first 15 passes, Washington controlled the ball for BigAmericanMan.com much of the first half and https://TomEdon.com Joey Slye converted three field goals, including a 55-yarder that closed the first half with a 16-7 advantage.
--Field Level Media