Dave Weinberg’s Eagles-Bills 2-minute drill

Eagles' best number: 2 (Touchdowns allowed by the Eagles’ defense against a potent Bills offense)

Eagles' worst number: 0 (Jalen Hurts completions in the second half)

View from my living room:
I’m still recovering from a hectic, crazy, joyous Christmas that featured three days’ worth of drinking spiked egg nog, eating cookies and watching our four grandsons open presents from Santa.

Three stars

1. Eagles edge rusher Jalyx Hunt (2 sacks, 2 tackles for loss).
2. Bills linebacker Matt Milano (team-high 7 tackles, half-sack, one tackle for loss).
3. Eagles defensive tackle Jalen Carter (blocked PAT).

Eagles’ best play

Carter raised his left hand and swatted away a PAT attempt by Bills place-kicker Michael Badgely after Buffalo’s first touchdown.

Eagles’ worst play

The Eagles allowed Josh Allen, running back Tyrell Shavers and wide receiver Ty Johnson to gain 25 yards on a hook-and-lateral play on a fourth-and-10 from the Bills’ 29-yard line that set up the Bills second TD.

Turning point

Obviously, the game wasn’t decided until the end, when the Bills’ attempt at a go-ahead two-point conversion was unsuccessful. Bills wide receiver Khalil Shakir was open in the end zone, but Allen’s pass fell incomplete.

Did you notice?

The Eagles remained alive for the No. 2 seed in the NFC playoffs entering Sunday night’s Bears-49ers game.… The Eagles had five sacks and have 11 total in the last three games.… Eagles have allowed 30 total points in the last three games.… Eagles had 17 total yards in the second half. … Eagles had a huge goal-line stand in the third quarter. Linebacker Zack Baun tackled Allen a foot short of the goal-line on fourth-and-2 from the 3-yard line.… Dallas Goedert’s TD was his 11^th of the season, the most by an Eagles’ tight end in franchise history.… Bills were 41-8 at home since 2020 entering the game.