Extra Points: Dave Weinberg’s Eagles-Lions 2-minute drill

By DAVID WEINBERG

Eagles' best number: 155 (A.J. Brown's receiving yards)

Eagles' worst number:  144 (D'Andre Swift's rushing yards)

View from my living room: 
I got to my recliner a little late after playing in the Cape May National Club Championships. Let's just say the Eagles had a better day than me.

Three stars
1. Eagles quarterback Jaylen Hurts (333 combined yards from scrimmage)
2. Lions running back D'Andre Swift (144 rushing yards and a TD on 15 carries)
3. Eagles wide receiver A.J. Brown (tied his career high with 155 receiving yards)

Eagles' best play
Brown showed his potential as a game-breaker by hauling in a 54-yard pass from Hurts.

Eagles' worst play
The defense needs a lot of work. Swift broke loose for a 50-yard run.

Turning point
The Eagles nearly wasted a big lead, but were able to hang on when Hurts picked up a first down on a fourth-down sneak with under a minute to play.

Did you notice?
Miles Sanders scored his first touchdown since the 2020 season. ... Four different Eagles rushed for TDs. It was the first time that's happened since 1962, per NBC Sports Philadelphia. ... Safety Chauncy Gardner Johnson played every defensive snap. ... The Eagles defense was credited with one sack. ... Wide receiver DeVonta Smith did not have a catch. ... Former Atlantic City High School boys basketball coach Gene Allen was at the game.