Commanders Beat Eagles, Box Score Stats, Highlights for Jayden Daniels, Saquon, Top Players

The Philadelphia Eagles dropped their sixth straight game of the season on Sunday night, falling 27-10 to Jayden Daniels and the Washington Commanders at Northwest Stadium.

The Commanders entered Sunday night's NFC East matchup as 5.5-point favorites over the injury-depleted Eagles, according to FanDuel Sportsbook.

The Eagles remained without starting quarterback Jalen Hurts, who was diagnosed with deep vein thrombosis and bilateral pulmonary emboli. The condition involved blood clots in his left calf that traveled to his lungs, according to a joint statement from Hurts' agent Nicole Lynn and the Eagles.

Tanner McKee, a sixth-round pick out of Stanford in 2023, stepped in for Hurts and made his third consecutive start in his absence. However, McKee struggled to get the Eagles' offense going, as he was held to just 177 yards through the air and the team committed two turnovers.

The Eagles fell to 2-6 on the season, while the Commanders earned their second win, improving to 2-4-1.

1. NYG: 4-2-1 (OVR), 1-0-1 (DIV), 2-2-1 (CONF)

2. DAL: 3-5 (OVR), 2-1 (DIV), 2-4 (CONF)

3. WSH: 2-4-1 (OVR), 1-2-1 (DIV), 2-3-1 (CONF)

4. PHI: 2-6 (OVR), 1-2 (DIV), 1-5 (CONF)

The first quarter was chaotic for Washington, which missed a 55-yard field goal on its opening drive before tight end Chig Okonkwo fumbled the ball away. The turnover set up a quick 1:02 Eagles drive, capped by a Saquon Barkley touchdown.

Philadelphia took a 10-3 lead into the second quarter, both teams notching field goals.

The Commanders responded in the second quarter, rallying to take a 13-10 lead into halftime. Stefon Diggs hauled in a touchdown pass from Daniels to tie the game, and Washington added a field goal before the break.

The Eagles' offensive struggles continued after halftime, as they remained scoreless since the 4:27 mark of the first quarter. McKee was also sacked and fumbled the ball away, allowing Washington to capitalize with a field goal and extend its lead to six points heading into the final quarter.

After a 7:35 drive, Philadelphia's Jake Elliott missed a 41-yard field goal attempt. The Commanders responded with a lengthy drive of their own, capped by a 42-yard field goal from Drew Stevens.

The Commanders capped the win with a late interception on McKee, turning it into a touchdown by Rachaad White just 26 seconds later, followed by a successful two-point conversion from Austin Ekeler.

Washington will host the Los Angeles Rams next Sunday, while Philadelphia will welcome the New York Giants. Both games are scheduled to kick off at 1 p.m. ET.