Eagles Defense Stifles Giants Offense, Allows Just 119 Yards

Eagles Defense Stifles Giants Offense, Allows Just 119 Yards

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The Philadelphia Eagles defense held quarterback Daniel Jones and the New York Giants offense to just three points and 119 yards, recorded eight sacks, and forced a fumble during the team's 28-3 win. The defense for Philadelphia over the past few weeks has really seemed to gel, and Sunday was the best it has looked all season. The Giants were moving the ball well through the services of rookie receiver Malik Nabers early on, but the adjustment was made to remove him from the game plan, and they held him to just 41 scoreless yards. The only blemish is the failure to generate a turnover for the third week in a row. They are moving into streaming territory but will be tough to trust next week against the Joe Burrow-led Cincinnati Bengals.

Source: ESPN