Former President Joe Biden attended the Eagles' game Sunday as the Birds defeated the Raiders 31-0 at Lincoln Financial Field.

The Eagles’ defense has done the heavy lifting all season, pulling out wins and dragging a flimsy, discombobulated offense along as it searched for footing.

“It’s trending upward,” Eagles right tackle Fred Johnson said about the offense’s direction. “Calling more and more runs. Executing better. It’s an uphill battle of trying to execute and deliver and stay the course, honestly. I feel like we’re getting closer and closer to being where we want to be as an offense.”

Jalen Hurts and the Philadelphia Eagles can clinch their second consecutive NFC East title by beating the Washington Commanders on Saturday.

Despite dealing with frigid conditions at Lincoln Financial Field this past Sunday, the Philadelphia Eagles dismantled the Las Vegas Raiders by a final score of 31-0. Jalen Hurts had a bounce-back performance in Week 15,

Four times, Saquon Barkley lost yards when he took a handoff in Sunday's 31-0 win over the Raiders. The Eagles never relented. Head coach Nick Si

Jalen Hurts smacked A.J. Brown helmet-to-helmet after a touchdown pass for a celebration that seemed to release the pent-up tension that came tethered to a losing streak. Nick Sirianni tossed an arm around Hurts and the Philadelphia Eagles coach yelled some happy words at the QB who weathered recent criticism as the season started to bend toward a collapse.

There were only six penalties between the two teams, and the Eagles controlled the ball for nearly 40 minutes, which kept the clock churning. The victory was Philadelphia's first shutout at home since Week 6 in 2014. Fans were certainly appreciative of the efficient performance, as it allowed them to escape the sub-20-degree weather.