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A list of stats and notes from the Washington Commanders' 32-21 win over the Philadelphia Eagles, presented by BDO by the Numbers, as compiled by Washington Commanders Public Relations.

GENERAL:

• The Washington Commanders defeated the Philadelphia Eagles, 32-21, at Lincoln Financial Field on Monday Night.
• Washington won on Monday Night Football on the road for the first time since defeating the Dallas Cowboys in 2014. The Commanders 2020 victory over Pittsburgh was not considered a Monday Night Football game.
• Washington won at Philadelphia for the first time since Week 17, 2020.
• Washington intercepted Jalen Hurts in the second quarter, his first interception since Week 4.
• Washington totaled 20 first half points, the most since Oct. 25, 2020 vs. Dallas.
• Washington had 330 total offensive yards. It is the third time they have had over 300 net yards of offense this season.
• Washington converted 12 of 21 third down opportunities, their most this season.
• Washington forced four turnovers against the Eagles, their most since Nov. 24, 2019 vs. Detroit.
• Washington possessed the ball for 23:49 in the first half, their highest this season.
• Per TruMedia, Washington's 17:38 first half time of possession margin is their highest first half time of possession margin in franchise history.

OFFENSE:

• Quarterback Taylor Heinicke completed 17-of-29 passes for 211 yards.  He added five rushes for 10 yards.
• Wide Receiver Terry McLaurin hauled in eight passes for 128 yards. It was his 13th 100-yard receiving game in his career. It was his most yards in a single game since recording a career-high 130 also against the Eagles on Dec. 15, 2019
• McLaurin's 13, 100-yard receiving games are tied with Gary Clark for the most through 56 games in franchise history.
• McLaurin has four 100-yard receiving games in nine total games against Philadelphia.
• McLaurin passed Gary Clark for the most receptions through four seasons in franchise history.
• Other than McLaurin, the Eagles have not allowed a wide receiver to compile 80-plus receiving yards in a single game this season. McLaurin recorded 102 receiving yards in Week 3 against Philadelphia and finished this game with 128 receiving yards.
• Running Back Antonio Gibson had 14 carries for 44 yards and a touchdown. Gibson also added 14 receiving yards.
• Gibson (21) moved into a tie with Andy Farkas (21) and Gerald Riggs (21) for No. 11 all-time in franchise history in rushing touchdowns.
• Gibson recorded his 26th career touchdown, the most by a Washington player through their first 40 games in franchise history.
• Running Back Brian Robinson Jr. had 26 carries for a career-high 86 yards and a touchdown, the second of his career.

DEFENSE AND SPECIAL TEAMS

• Safety Darrick Forrest had an interception, the second of his career and a fumble recovery.
• Cornerback Benjamin St-Juste recorded a forced fumble, the first of his career.
• Linebacker Jamin Davis had his first career fumble recovery.
• Defensive End Montez Sweat had a sack, his fourth of the season and 25th of his career.
• Cornerback Kendall Fuller had two passes defensed and has surpasses 60 in his career. It was his second multi-pass defensed game this season.
• Kicker Joey Slye connected on a 58-yard field goal. It is the longest made field goal by a Washington kicker since Graham Gano hit a 59-yarder against San Francisco on Nov. 6, 2011.
• The 58-yarder was the longest of Slye's career.
• Slye's 58-yard field goal is the longest made field goal against the Eagles all-time by a Washington kicker, per Stats LLC.
• Slye finished four-for-four hitting field goals of 58, 55, 44 and 32 yards. It was the second time in his career he hit two or more field goals from 50-plus yards in a single game.

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