Eagles Edge Packers in Brutal Four-Quarter Showdown: What Sparked the Wild Battle?
When the Philadelphia Eagles took the field at Lambeau Field, nobody expected a nail-biter quite like this. With the defending Super Bowl champions hanging on by a thread, DeVonta Smith’s clutch touchdown in the waning moments pushed them past the Green Bay Packers with a stubborn 10-7 victory. Jalen Hurts connected with Smith on a daring 36-yard strike that lit up the scoreboard deep into the fourth quarter — a shot of adrenaline that kept Philly perched atop the NFC East. Meanwhile, the Packers’ own Josh Jacobs carved through for a late touchdown, only for their kicker Brandon McManus to miss a desperate 64-yard field goal that would’ve leveled the game in the dying seconds. It was a gritty, hard-fought battle — just the kind of football that makes you hold your breath. And if you think that’s all there was to it, wait until you dive into the drama of fumbles, defensive showcases, and the ever-shifting NFC North standings. Ready to relive the whole thriller? LEARN MORE

DeVonta Smith’s fourth-quarter touchdown helped defending Super Bowl champions the Philadelphia Eagles scrape a 10-7 win against the Green Bay Packers in the NFL.
Quarterback Jalen Hurts found Smith with a 36-yard pass to give the Eagles a 10-0 lead with 10 minutes left at Lambeau Field.
Green Bay’s Josh Jacobs went over with a six-yard run with less than six minutes remaining, but Brandon McManus failed with a 64-yard field goal that would have tied the scores in the final seconds.
“We knew it was going to be a four-quarter fist fight,” Packers coach Matt LaFleur said.
“Our defence was outstanding and, unfortunately, just too many mistakes offensively to overcome it.”
Packers quarterback Jordan Love fumbled a scoring opportunity in the final minute of the first half.
A second successive defeat left the Packers third in the NFC North, behind the Detroit Lions and the Chicago Bears.
The Eagles, on a three-game winning run, remain top of the NFC East.




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