Dave Weinberg’s Eagles-Giants 2-Minute Drill

A quick look at the Eagles disappointing loss to the Giants on Sunday.

Eagles' best number:  208 (Eagles rushing yards)

Eagles' worst number:  4 (Eagles turnovers)

View from my living room: I took my wife to see Harry Potter and the Cursed Child on Broadway Saturday. It was infinitely more entertaining than the game.

Three stars
1. Giants safety Xavier McKinney (1 intercepion, 2 pass defenses, team-high 8 tackles)
2. Giants quarterback Daniel Jones (202 yards passing, 1 TD pass, no interceptions)
3. Eagles linebacker Alex Singleton (team-high 11 tackles, 3 tackles for loss)

Eagles' best play
For the first time ever, I can't think of one.

Eagles' worst play
Plenty of candidates for this one. Running back Boston Scott ruined the Eagles' chance for a comeback with a costly fumble late in the fourth quarter.

Turning point
Despite Jalen Hurts' three interceptions and Scott's fumble, the Eagles still had a shot at pulling out a win. On fourth-and-10 from the Giants' 27-yard line, wide receiver Jalen Reagor let Hurts' pass slip through his hands at the goal line.

Did you notice?
Center Jason Kelce hurt his knee in the first half. Nate Herbig replaced him and was called for two holding penalties before Kelce returned. ... Herbig replaced injured right guard Jack Driscoll in the second half. ... Tight end Dallas Goedert had one reception for 0 yards. ... Reagor had two receptions for 31 yards and dropped two passes. ... Running back Jordan Howard missed the game with a knee injury. ... Running back Kenny Gainwell had three receptions on the final drive. He was the Eagles' leading receiver. ... Defensive tackle Austin Johnson, a St. Augustine Prep graduate and Galloway Township resident, had a sack for the Giants in the fourth quarter.