The Philadelphia Eagles (7-2) captured their seventh win of the season after knocking off the Green Bay Packers 10-7 at Lambeau Field on Monday night.
Together, the teams combined for two touchdowns; however, ultimately the game came down to Philadelphia kicker Jake Elliott, whose 39-yard kick proved to be the difference maker in the Eagles' three-point victory.
Packers' (5-3-1) kicker Brandon McManus had an attempt late in the game to knot the score at 10-10 with a 64-yard field goal attempt that never had a chance. His kick would have sent the game into overtime at the end of regulation.
Brandon McManus for the tie!pic.twitter.com/0h1ZSoza3X
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After going into halftime scoreless, the Eagles struck first in the second half with Elliott's field goal to take a 3-0 lead. Then at the start of the fourth quarter, quarterback Jalen Hurts found wide receiver DaVonta Smith for a 36-yard touchdown reception.
DEVONTA SMITH WENT UP AND GRABBED IT FOR THE TD 🔥 pic.twitter.com/C5OrtTUhmR
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Hurts finished the game completing 15 of 26 passing attempts for 183 yards and threw a touchdown, while rushing for 27 yards on five carries on the ground. Smith led the Eagles in receiving yards, racking up 69 yards on four receptions.
The Packers looked to mount a comeback midway through the fourth quarter and found the endzone with a six-yard Josh Jacobs rushing touchdown.
Josh Jacobs earned that TD 💪
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However, Jacobs would go on to fumble with 1:30 remaining in the fourth quarter, which would stall Green Bay's potential game-winning seven-play, 29-yard drive.
However, Green Bay came up with a crucial three-and-out on defense, and gave the offense the ball back with 27 seconds remaining in the game, before McManus missed the game-tying field goal.
