The Philadelphia Eagles fell to the Dallas Cowboys, 6-0, to end the regular-season.
Lincoln Financial Field
Lincoln Financial Field
S Malcolm Jenkins and TE Zach Ertz
WR Mack Hollins
C Jason Kelce
TE Brent Celek
Defensive Backs Coach Cory Undlin
DE Chris Long
TE Zach Ertz
LB Nathan Gerry
CB Rasul Douglas
LB Najee Goode
Pregame fun with fans
Fans staying warm with SWOOP before the game
QB Carson Wentz
QB Nick Foles and TE Brent Celek
QB Nick Foles and TE Brent Celek
DT Fletcher Cox and G Brandon Brooks
DE Vinny Curry
S Malcolm Jenkins
LB Najee Goode
CB Sidney Jones
Eagles fans showing North Dakota State University some love
Fun on the sidelines before the game
G Chance Warmack and G Isaac Seumalo
RB Wendell Smallwood
CB Sidney Jones
RB LeGarrette Blount
Showtime
RB LeGarrette Blount
TE Zach Ertz
DT Fletcher Cox
CB Ronald Darby
CB Sidney Jones
QB Nick Foles
QB Nick Foles
G Vinny Curry
LB Najee Goode
DT Beau Allen
TE Trey Burton
TE Zach Ertz
LB Najee Goode
DT Beau Allen
Where else would we rather be on the last day of 2017?
DE Vinny Curry
QB Nick Foles
QB Nate Sudfeld
TE Trey Burton
WR Mack Hollins
Defense
DE Steven Means
DE Steven Means
SWOOP's Doppelganger
LB Najee Goode
DE Steven Means
DT Destiny Vaeao
WR Alshon Jeffery
S Jaylen Watkins
QB Nate Sudfeld
QB Nate Sudfeld
Fly Eagles Fly
Head Coach Doug Pederson
TE Brent Celek
WR Marcus Johnson
DE Vinny Curry
Beating the cold
Admiring fans
WR Marcus Johnson
WR Mack Hollins
RB Wendell Smallwood
QB Nate Sudfeld
LB Nathan Gerry
WR Marcus Johnson
Here are the news and notes following the Eagles' regular-season finale against the Dallas Cowboys.
• Philadelphia finished the regular season with a franchise-record-tying 13 wins (also 2004). The Eagles tied with Minnesota, New England, and Pittsburgh for the best record in the NFL this season. This is the fifth time in team history that Philadelphia has at least tied for the best record in the NFL, previously doing so in 2002 (12-4, tied for best record in NFL), 1980 (12-4, tied for best record in NFL), 1960 (10-2, best record in NFL, tied for most wins) and 1949 (best record in NFL, most wins).
• Philadelphia finished with the 2nd-most points in team history (463, 28.9 points per game), trailing only their 2014 production (474, 29.6 points per game).
• Philadelphia finished with 338 total first downs this season, which is the 5th-highest total in single-season franchise history.
• Ezekiel Elliott became the first 100+ yard rusher the Eagles defense allowed this season. In fact, he was the first 100+ yard rusher Philadelphia has allowed since Week 6 of 2016 (135 yards by Matt Jones).
NFL DEBUTS
• Sidney Jones made his NFL debut and saw action on both the Eagles defense and punt return units. Jones finished the game credited with 2 solo tackles.
• Nate Sudfeld made his NFL debut when he relieved Nick Foles on the Eagles' first offensive possession of the second quarter. Sudfeld completed 19-of-23 (82.6%) attempts for 134 yards, 0 TDs, 0 INTs and a 90.9 passer rating. Sudfeld also scrambled for a 22-yard gain in the third quarter, which tied for the 2nd-longest rushing play by an Eagles QB this season (26 yards by Carson Wentz in Week 7 vs. Washington).
MORE FROM THE GAME
• Over the last two games of the regular season, Philadelphia held opponents to just 8.0 points per game and allowed only 8 conversions on 28 third-down attempts (28.6%).
• Eleven different receivers caught passes for the Eagles today, including seven different players with multiple receptions.
• Zach Ertz now has 3,664 career receiving yards, moving past Jason Avant (3,646, 2006-13) and into 14th place on the Eagles all-time list.
• Steven Means sacked Dak Prescott for a 7-yard loss in the second quarter. The takedown was Means' first sack (2nd of his career) since bringing down Sam Bradford on a sack-fumble on 10/23/16 vs. Minnesota. Means was also credited with 3 solo tackles, 2 TFL and 2 QB hits.
• Shelton Gibson recorded the first 2 receptions of his NFL career.
