The Eagles conclude the 2014 season at MetLife Stadium against the New York Giants with an eye on reaching 10 wins for the second straight season ...

RB Chris Polk scoring another TD this year

The special team players celebrating another touchdown

RB Darren Sproles returning the punt

TE Trey Burton diving for the touchdown

RB LeSean McCoy fighting for extra yards

CB Brandon Boykin breaking up the pass

TE Brent Celek making the touchdown catch!

RB Chris Polk celebrating the 2nd Eagles touchdown

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WR Jordan Matthews making the catch and run for the touchdown

T Jason Peters getting ready for the game

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RB LeSean McCoy before the game

Inside the huddle

LS Jon Dorenbos

DT Beau Allen getting warmed up

LB Connor Barwin

T Dennis Kelly with LB Brandon Graham before the game

WR Riley Cooper warming up for the game

S Malcolm Jenkins on the coverage

TE Zach Ertz making the catch

RB LeSean McCoy making moves

WR Josh Huff

Making the tackle

TE Zach Ertz

RB LeSean McCoy

Head coach Chip Kelly

K Cody Parkey making the extra point

WR Jordan Matthews on the way to the end zone

DT Bennie Logan with the big hit

CB Cary Williams on the defense

The line before the snap

LB Connor Barwin

QB Mark Sanchez passing the ball

QB Mark Sanchez excited after the TD pass

TE Brent Celek with the touchdown reception

Celebrating the touchdown

DT Bennie Logan

RB LeSean McCoy breaking through tackles

Head coach Chip Kelly

WR Jordan Matthews with the catch and run

P Donnie Jones with the punt

CB Cary Williams making the tackle

The team making the tackle

WR Jeremy Maclin with the catch and run

QB Mark Sanchez

RB Darren Sproles

WR Jeremy Maclin

T Jason Peters

WR Riley Cooper

DT Beau Allen

DT Beau Allen trying to block the FG

QB Mark Sanchez

S Nate Allen making the tackle

RB LeSean McCoy

QB Mark Sanchez back in the pocket

LB Trent Cole

DT Bennie Logan making the tackle

RB Chris Polk fighting for extra yards

Head coach Chip Kelly

Swarming the ball carrier

Making the tackle

RB Darren Sproles

RB LeSean McCoy

QB Mark Sanchez

K Cody Parkey celebrating his milestone

S Nate Allen with the interception
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. - The Eagles lead 14-10 after the first quarter following two passing touchdowns from Mark Sanchez - one to Jordan Matthews and the other to Brent Celek.
The two rookie receivers featured in this matchup - Matthews and New York's Odell Beckham, Jr. - have not disappointed. Matthews had two catches for 68 yards and a 44-yard touchdown. Beckham led the Giants with 49 yards on four catches.
The Giants opened up the game with a six-play, 80-yard drive as Reuben Randle, Beckham, hauled in two passes for 61 yards. Randle caught a 43-yard reception down the left sideline despite double coverage. On the next play, Randle caught an 18-yard pass over the middle to get to the 1-yard line.
Rookie Andre Williams punched the ball in for the touchdown.
The Eagles answered with an 80-play drive of their own, but it took only three plays for the Eagles to score. Tight end Zach Ertz caught a pass over the middle for 18 yards. Running back LeSean McCoy gained 23 yards on a sweep. And rookie wide receiver Jordan Matthews caught his eight touchdown on on a 44-yard catch-and-run off a shallow cross.
The Eagles' second touchdown was aided by a pass interference penalty on cornerback Chykie Brown to nullify an interception. Sanchez went deep to Riley Cooper and the pass was picked off by safety Stevie Brown, but Chykie Brown pulled Cooper back to keep him from going for the ball. The 41-yard penalty resulted in Celek's first touchdown of the season, a 1-yard reception.
The Giants added a 38-yard field goal from kicker Josh Brown thanks to a 22-yard catch and another 17-yard reception by Beckham. The Eagles have mixed up the coverage on Beckham. Cornerback Cary Williams shadowed Beckham early, but Nolan Carroll II, who is starting for the injured Bradley Fletcher, has covered him as well. With Carroll starting, rookie Jaylen Watkins is seeing snaps on the outside in the dime package.