The Eagles defense has allowed 31 points to the Commanders twice this season, and both times, Philadelphia came away with the win.
On Sunday, All-Pro quarterback Jalen Hurts tossed four touchdowns, and A.J. Brown broke an NFL record while logging two more scores and 130 yards receiving in the win.
On defense, the Eagles allowed Washington quarterback Sam Howell to go 39-of-52 for 397 yards passing and four touchdowns, but Sean Desai’s group got a timely sack and fumble to close the game.
With a showdown against Dallas looming this week, here’s an instant analysis of the win.
Jalen Hurts
Hurts was 29-38 passing, for 319 yards and four touchdowns, with a 135.7 QBR.
A.J. Brown
Brown broke Calvin Johnson’s record for consecutive games with 125+ yards, logging his sixth straight after 8 catches for 130 yards and 2 touchdowns.
Eagles red zone
The Eagles were 3-5 converting in the red zone, and finished 8-13 on third downs.
Brian Johnson
The Eagles offensive coordinator still had his red zone struggles, but Philadelphia had another offensive explosion and Johnson add a wrinkel to the Tush Push.
Eagles pass rush
Philadelphia logged 1 sack and 6 QB hits on the day.
Jalen Carter
The rookie had one tackle and QB hit before exiting with a back injury.
Sam Howell
Howell connected with Terry McLaurin and Jahan Dotson for the first two touchdowns of the day.
Howell had a strong day passing the ball finishing 39-of-52 for 397 yards against a very good Eagles defense.
Nakobe Dean
Dean had 12 tackles and 2 TFL in his best game as a pro.
Kevin Byard
Byard started in his first game with Philadelphia and finished with 7 tackles on the afternoon.
Sydney Brown
The rookie safety started in the slot and finished with 8 tackles and 1 tackle for loss.
