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Goedert was also pivotal in the Eagles’ divisional round win over the Rams and in the NFC Championship against the Commanders, catching 11 passes for 141 yards. He finished the postseason with a team-high 17 catches for 215 yards.
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The clock is ticking on the future of the controversial play, but the Eagles are leaning into it amid national criticism. “We might even call it 18 times this game,” Jordan Mailata said.
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Philadelphia has also been good but not great in each of their victories against Dallas and Kansas City. Hurts has thrown for a mere 253 yards. A.J. Brown has but six receptions for a paltry 35 yards. Saquon Barkley has run for a total of 148 yards averaging just 3.7yds/carry in the process. Frankly, that has to scare the rest of the league.
The defense played very well, with rookie Andrew Mukuba making the game-turning play with the interception off of Travis Kelce’s hands. Throw in two more long Jake Elliott field goals -- his third of 50-plus yards this season after missing six of seven from that distance a year ago -- and it was a three-phase victory."
The Eagles' Brown and Commanders' McLaurin are both off to brutal stats to the campaign. Brown might as well be reading a book on the sideline with how much he's (not) being thrown to. But in a new ESPN trend analysis piece published Wednesday morning, beat writers in Philadelphia and Washington believe turnarounds are coming.