Dave Weinberg’s Giants-Eagles 2-Minute Drill

Here is a quick look at the Eagles big win over the New York Giants on Sunday.

Eagles' best number:  31 (second-half points)

Eagles' worst number: 3 (first-half points)

View from my living room: I got much more enjoyment out of watching my two oldest grandsons opening presents from Santa this weekend.

Three stars
1. Eagles tackle Lane Johnson (first career touchdown)
2. Eagles linebacker Alex Singleton (pick six)
3. Eagles running back Boston Scott (eighth career TD vs. Giants)

Eagles' best play 
Tackle Lane Johnson snuck into the end zone and caught a 5-yard pass from quarterback Jalen Hurts in the fourth quarter for his first career TD. It was the first touchdown catch by an Eagles offensive lineman since Todd Herremans at Dallas on Dec. 12, 2010.

Eagles' worst play
The offense was atrocious in the first half, starting when Kenny Gainwell fumbled the opening kickoff. Hurts also had a fumble in the first quarter.

Turning point
The game essentially ended in the third quarter, when Boston Scott capped the Eagles' opening drive of the second half with a TD that put the Eagles ahead 10-3.

Did you notice?
Eagles are above .500 (8-7) for the first time since beating Atlanta in the season-opener. ... Eagles were booed off the field at halftime. ... Running back Miles Sanders suffered a hand injury. ... Giants quarterback Jake Fromm was 6-for-17 for 25 yards and an interception before getting benched for Mike Glennon. ... DeVonta Smith's third-quarter touchdown was reversed on a review, then changed back to a TD after another review. ... Jalen Reagor had a season-high 39-yard punt return in the third quarter.