The Eagles welcome the Seahawks to South Philadelphia in a battle of two top ranked teams...

RB LeSean McCoy - the new Eagles All-Time Leading Rusher!

CB Nolan Carroll II making the big tackle

DE Fletcher Cox at the line for the snap

RB LeSean McCoy

S Chris Prosinski with the tackle on special teams

QB Mark Sanchez back in the pocket

DE Cedric Thornton diving the make the tackle

WR Jeremy Maclin finding room for the touchdown

K Cody Parkey

LS Jon Dorenbos and the rest of the specialists during warmups

The sun is shining in South Philly today!

The field is looking good for today


The field is ready for the big game

A big game on schedule for this afternoon

RB Chris Polk

The two former Pac 12 coaches before the game

LT Jason Peters showing the fans some love

LB DeMeco Ryans is back at the Linc for today's game

DT Bennie Logan

Your NFC Defensive Player of the Month for November, LB Connor Barwin

LB Mychal Kendricks diving at the quarterback

The Eagles defense is buzzing around the field

Head Coach Chip Kelly with QB Mark Sanchez

RB Darren Sproles cutting down field

RB LeSean McCoy moving down field with the ball

RB Darren Sproles accepting the ball on the hand off

RB LeSean McCoy

Touchdown WR Jeremy Maclin!

DE Vinny Curry with his eyes on the quarterback

The defense swarming the quarterback

TE Zach Ertz with the first down

K Cody Parkey making the extra point attempt

LB Connor Barwin with the diving effort

TE Zach Ertz

The two rookie wide receivers walking out to the field

A true team tackle

LB Connor Barwin with the sack

Players swarming the running back

TheRook with the reception

RB LeSean McCoy looking to gain a few extra yards

LB Mychal Kendricks with the hit

Sacking the quarterback

LB Connor Barwin

DE Fletcher Cox with the tackle

LB Mychal Kendricks celebrating the play

DE Vinny Curry with the sack

DE Vinny Curry celebrating his sack

WR Josh Huff returning the kick

TE Zach Ertz fighting his way into the endzone

TE Zach Ertz diving across the line for a touchdown!

Celebrating TE Zach Ertz's touchdown

Ertz's touchdown was what the Eagles needed

QB Mark Sanchez moving around in the pocket

RB LeSean McCoy doing his thing

LB Mychal Kendricks making the tackle

The teams lined up at the snap

P Donnie Jones

WR Josh Huff on the kick return

TE James Casey

LB Mychal Kendricks waiting for the play

WR Jordan Matthews fighting for the ball

LB Trent Cole making the tackle

TE Zach Ertz catches the ball and looks to make a move

CB Bradley Fletcher with the pass breakup

K Cody Parkey on the kicking the ball off

QB Mark Sanchez back in the pocket

LB Trent Cole

The defense made multiple solid tackles throughout the game

LB Brandon Graham
The Seattle Seahawks have the league's top-ranked rushing offense not only because of running back Marshawn Lynch, but quarterback Russell Wilson's ability to keep plays alive.
Wilson showcased the talent to burn defenders with his legs as he scored on a 26-yard touchdown run with 14:17 left in the first half to tie the score at 7-7.
The Seahawks took a 10-7 lead on a 44-yard field goal by kicker Steven Hauschka with just two seconds left in the first half. Seattle marched 41 yards in 10 plays to get in position for the field goal attempt. Wilson converted two third-and-long opportunities with completions to wide receiver Doug Baldwin (20 yards on third-and-13) and wide receiver Paul Richardson (20 yards on third-and-15). Wilson was not called for an intentional grounding penalty as he threw the ball out of bounds from the pocket under duress with no one in the area. A 9-yard completion to Baldwin on third-and-10 got Hauschka in range for the field goal.
The Eagles have shut down Lynch, who has 39 yards on 12 carries (3.2 yards per carry). Wilson is the game's leading rusher at the half with 43 yards on the ground. Wilson's escapability has propelled the Seahawks' offense. Wilson as a passer is 11 of 21 for 153 yards with two sacks. The Eagles have utilized a mush rush, as linebackers Connor Barwin and Mychal Kendricks have spied on Wilson throughout the game.
The Eagles, meanwhile, scored in the first quarter on a touchdown pass from quarterback Mark Sanchez to wide receiver Jeremy Maclin following a muffed punt snap by the Seahawks. Otherwise, the Eagles have struggled gaining 67 total yards and five first downs.
Sanchez is 4 of 9 for 28 yards with the touchdown. Running back LeSean McCoy has 39 yards on the ground on 11 carries. He is 8 yards from setting the franchise's all-time rushing record. Jordan Matthews is the Eagles' leading receiver with two catches for 23 yards.
The Eagles get the ball first to start the second half.