Eagles stretch advantage to 21-6 before halftime

Eagles stretch advantage to 21-6 before halftime

In Sunday’s home game against the Cardinals, the Eagles didn’t have a lot of possession of the ball, but that didn’t stop them from establishing a sizable lead.

During the first thirty minutes of play, the Cardinals were unable to convert their significant advantage in time of possession into any scores. Jalen Hurts completed two touchdown passes to Julio Jones, and Sydney Brown returned an interception 99 yards for a touchdown. The Eagles now lead 21–6 as a result.

The Eagles employed some cunning to set themselves up for their last two points of the half. On a third-and-1, Hurts tossed the ball to running back Kenneth Gainwell, who made a 17-yard gain with wide receiver DeVonta Smith in less than a

the second quarter is yet in one minute. Following the play, the Eagles utilized their last timeout, but it wouldn’t matter because Hurts and Jones connected for a 22-yard touchdown.
For the home team, Jones’ production has been a welcome development, as he had only one score before Sunday.

The Eagles have succeeded despite holding the ball for just eight minutes, with to Hurts’ 11-of-13 performance for 114 yards overall and the at least 30 receiving yards that Jones, Smith, A.J. Brown, and Dallas Goedert have all tallied.

 

The Cardinals moved the ball into Eagles territory on their second drive after a 14-play drive for a field goal on their first possession, but a misunderstanding between the quarterback and

The overthrow that was converted by wide receiver Michael Wilson and quarterback Kyler Murray into Brown’s first NFL touchdown.

Murray recovered with another long drive that resulted in a field goal, but the Cardinals will need touchdowns to keep their season from losing 13 games.

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