Philadelphia Eagles

Against Washington, Philadelphia scored on third-and-17 and converted third-and-18 on another scoring possession. Against the Rams, it converted none of 12 third downs.

Against the Rams and Titans, sacks contributed to fourth-and-25 and fourth-and-23 situations, respectively. Penalties also lengthened the Tennessee possession's required distances.

The Rams outgained Philadelphia 309–68 in net passing. Against Chicago, Philadelphia completed 16 passes and threw two interceptions, while Case Keenum completed 24 and threw none.

Against the Rams, two interceptions gave Philadelphia possessions that ended in points. In Chicago, Philadelphia recorded three turnovers to none, though Chicago did not score after the first recovery.

Philadelphia scored on third-and-17 and, on a separate scoring possession, converted third-and-18 before another third-down touchdown.

Two interceptions gave Philadelphia possessions that ended in a field goal and a touchdown; the latter possession also included a 25-yard pass-interference penalty.

Philadelphia gained more total yards than Tennessee and Washington, although Tennessee averaged more yards per play and Washington recorded more first downs.

Two sacks contributed to fourth-and-25 on the final possession against the Rams; against Tennessee, a sack left fourth-and-23 after penalties had lengthened the possession.

The Rams had 309 net passing yards to Philadelphia's 68. Against Chicago, Philadelphia completed 16 passes and threw two interceptions; Case Keenum completed 24 and threw none.

Philadelphia went 0-for-12 on third down against Los Angeles, while the Rams converted seven of 16 attempts.

Philadelphia recorded three turnovers to Chicago's none, including two interceptions thrown. Chicago did not score on the possession after its first-quarter fumble recovery.