Eagles Dominate Steelers with Revitalized Passing Game and Trenches Control

Jalen Hurts and Kellen Moore deliver a standout offensive performance, while the Eagles' defense and offensive line overpower Pittsburgh.

Jalen Hurts rebounded from a poor previous game, completing 25 of 32 passes for 290 yards and two touchdowns against a strong Steelers defense.
The Eagles showcased a more varied and effective passing game, with offensive coordinator Kellen Moore integrating creative concepts and timely play-calling.
Philadelphia controlled the game with nearly 40 minutes of possession, running 77 plays compared to Pittsburgh’s 41, thanks to their dominant offensive line.
The Eagles' defense held the Steelers to just 163 total yards, further solidifying the team’s control on both sides of the ball.
Lane Johnson excelled against All-Pro edge rusher T.J. Watt, allowing only one pressure, underscoring the offensive line’s critical role in the victory.