Overview
- The Eagles defeated the Washington Commanders 24-22 on Sunday after a late fourth-quarter 43-yard touchdown to Dallas Goedert and a game-ending failed two-point conversion by Washington.
- Jalen Hurts finished 14 of 25 for 203 yards and three touchdowns and produced a 22-yard scramble on third-and-17 that rescued Philadelphia’s decisive fourth-quarter drive.
- Philadelphia’s defense made the final difference as Moro Ojomo stopped tight end John Bates short on the two-point try and Jalen Carter earlier blocked a PAT, while Zack Baun led the team with 12 tackles.
- The win masked persistent offensive problems: Sean Mannion’s new scheme generated explosive plays but the offense stalled in the second half with three straight three‑and‑outs and an interior line that struggled, with Landon Dickerson singled out for poor play.
- Washington rallied late behind Jayden Daniels but was hurt by self-inflicted errors, including Stefon Diggs’ 15-yard unsportsmanlike-conduct penalty after his touchdown and a questioned two-point play call that failed to tie the game.