Eagles Crush Bears at Solider Field with a final score of 31-15

Perfect Home Opener for The Philadelphia Eagles

The Philadelphia Eagles had a near perfect home opener at Lincoln Financial Field against their rivals, the Washington Commanders. The Eagles cruised to a 31-15 home opening victory giving Jalen Hurts a dominant win in his first home opener as The Eagles starting QB.

Strong First Half Domination by Philadelphia

Philadelphia dominated the first half, and the Eagles forced Washington’s starting QB Carson Wentz into three first-half interceptions. Hurts threw for 229 yards and eight carries for 35 yards and a rushing touchdown on the day.

Eagles Offense Powers through Second Half

AJ Brown led the receiving core for the Eagles with five receptions, 121 yards, and a 56 yard touchdown reception. The Eagles ran for 175 yards on the ground, and WR DeVonta Smith caught a touchdown pass in the fourth quarter to help secure the win.

Eagles Defense Forces 3 First Half Interceptions

Darius Slay had two interceptions and James Bradberry had one. Cornerback Avonte Maddox left the game in the first half with an ankle injury and did not return.

What is Next for the Philadelphia Eagles?

The Eagles will travel to face the Arizona Cardinals in Week 5 and look to remain undefeated. The Eagles will look to continue their momentum on the road against a NFC West opponent in the Arizona Cardinals.