Cardinals and the Eagles on Sunday was a thrilling display of skill, determination, and resilience. Both teams fought tooth and nail until the final whistle, but it was the Cardinals who emerged victorious with a score of 35-31.
From the very beginning, it was evident that this would be a high-scoring affair. The offenses were firing on all cylinders, with both quarterbacks making impressive throws and their receivers showcasing their athleticism. The first half ended with a close score of 21-17 in favor of the Eagles.
New York Giants (5-11) to secure an NFC East title for a second consecutive year.
Now it's the Dallas Cowboys in the driver's seat, needing just a win over the Washington Commanders in Week 18 to clinch the NFC East and likely put Philadelphia on the road for the duration of the playoffs.
The Eagles have played every bit like a team facing a potential one-and-done in the postseason rather than one that could make a second straight trip to the Super Bowl.
There was plenty of blame to go around: a discombobulated offense that included indecisive play-calling late in the game, a running game that never got going and a defense that couldn’t get off the field.
Cardinals rallied from a 21-6 halftime deficit on the strength of Murray’s two touchdown passes in the third quarter that tied the game at 21-all.
The Cardinals, who entered this game as the road underdog, quieted those that questioned the wide receiver room and the critics that said the Cardinals couldn't do it.
"It's the makeup of our locker room from general manager (Monti Ossenfort) to the coaches to the players and all the way down," Wilson said. "We have a bunch of resilient guys who have been through a lot in life and their football journey. I think it says a lot about a team that's 3-12, coming in here and beat one of the best teams in the league."
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