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Eagles rally late to beat Titans 24-20 in Nashville

Philadelphia overcame a 20-17 deficit in the final minute, with Jalen Hurts leading a decisive drive to secure a 24-20 win over Tennessee.

In a tightly contested game in Nashville, the Titans briefly led 20-17 after a late fourth-quarter field goal. Philadelphia regained possession with under two minutes left and embarked on a nine-play, 65-yard march, capped by Darius Cooper’s three-yard touchdown that clinched a 24-20 win. Quarterback Jalen Hurts, despite two earlier interceptions, delivered key throws, including a 13-yard pass to DeVonta Smith on third down.

The Eagles also benefited from strong third-down efficiency throughout the game, converting 6 of 9 attempts. Running back Saquon Barkley missed the first half with a stinger but returned in the second half, contributing on third down. Offensive line adjustments were made after Landon Dickerson’s injury, with Cam Jurgens shifting to left guard and Drew Kendall starting at center.

Why it matters

The win keeps the Eagles unbeaten early in the season and showcases their resilience after early turnovers.

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