Dave Weinberg’s Packers-Eagles 2-Minute Drill

A quick look at the Eagles 40-33 win over Green Bay on Sunday Night Football.

Eagles' best number:  363 (Eagles rushing yards)

Eagles' worst number:  33 (Points scored by Packers)

View from my living room:
We had a great time celebrating Thanksgiving Thursday, though I have to admit it just wasn't the same without the Anchor Bowl. It's truly a shame that some schools are ending their Thanksgiving rivalry games.

Three stars
1. Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts (157 rushing yards were the most ever for an Eagles' quarterback)
2. Eagles running back Miles Sanders (143 rushing yards and two touchdowns)
3. Packers running back A.J. Dillon (64 rushing yards and a touchdown on 8 carries)

Eagles' best play
Hurts broke loose for several long runs, including a 42-yarder that set up the Eagles' third touchdown.

Eagles' worst play
Wide receiver A.J. Brown coughed up a fumble for the second time in as many games. Packers linebacker Quay Walker recovered it and returned it 63 yards.

Turning point
Jake Elliott hit a 54-yard field goal with about two minutes left in regulation that gave the Eagles a 10-point lead.

Did you notice? 
Eagles are 10-1 for the fifth time in franchise history, joining 1949, 1980, 2004 and 2017 teams. ... The 47 total points in the first half was an Eagles' single-game record. ... Former defensive ends Trent Cole and Hugh Douglas were inducted into the Eagles' Hall of Fame at halftime. ... Safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson, the team leader with six interceptions, suffered a rib injury in the first half and did not return. ... Rookie free agent safety Reed Blankenship replaced him and grabbed his first career interception. ... Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers left the game in the third quarter with an oblique injury. Jordan Love replaced him and went 6-for-9 for 113 yards and a TD.