Overview
- The Eagles went 1-for-5 on their quarterback sneak against Detroit, with the lone success a 1-yard touchdown in a 16-9 win.
- One attempt drew a false start, and Jalen Hurts said officials are closely watching the exchange between the center and guards, stressing the need to be cleaner.
- Head coach Nick Sirianni praised the Lions’ preparation after linebackers Jack Campbell and Trevor Nowaske keyed a late fourth-down stop.
- Despite Detroit’s success, NFL Next Gen Stats show Philadelphia had converted 14 of 18 short-yardage tries through Week 10.
- The play remained legal after a proposed ban failed earlier this year, and heightened attention followed a Week 10 non-call against Green Bay that film review characterized as an outlier.