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Eagles vs. 49ers Recap

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Open sidebar Eagles vs. 49ers Updates ChatGPT 3.5 User The Eagles (10-1) host the 49ers (8-3) for America's Game of the Week. Follow along with the action: First Quarter FIELD GOAL! Jake Elliott nails his 26-yard kick. The drive was led by a 38-yard reception on third-and-9 by A.J. Brown and an 11-yard gain on third down by Kenneth Gainwell. This was the first time since Week 8 that the Eagles failed to score a touchdown in the red zone. (Eagles 3 - 49ers 0) SACK! Haason Reddick gets home to take down Brock Purdy on second-and-10! The 49ers fail to convert on third-and-2 and have to punt. FIELD GOAL! Elliott connects again, this time from 39-yards out. A costly slip in the backfield from Jalen Hurts moved the offense from the San Francisco 14-yard line to the 29-yard line. (Eagles 6 - 49ers 0) Second Quarter The 49ers finally make the Eagles pay with a two-yard touchdown. Purdy finds Barndon Aiyuk in the back corner of the end zone. The play went to review but the call on the field was upheld. An offside penalty on Josh Sweat gave the 49ers another shot at the end zone on third down. (49ers 7 - Eagles 6) The 49ers add to their lead with 38 seconds left in the half. Christian McCaffrey finds a hole and squeezes into the end zone. (49ers 14 - Eagles 6) Third Quarter The 49ers strike quickly on their first drive of the half. Deebo Samuel rushes to his right, finding the end zone from 12-yards out. The visitors strike one play after a 33-yard pass on third-and-3 to McCaffrey. (49ers 21 - Eagles 6) 49ers linebacker Dre Greenlaw has been disqualified after striking Senior Advisor to the General Manager/Chief Security Officer Dom DiSandro, who was also ejected from the game. TOUCHDOWN! For the 100th time in his career, Hurts finds the end zone! The quarterback uses the Brotherly Shove from the one-yard line to score. Big catches by DeVonta Smith and A.J. Brown, as well as a personal foul penalty, aided to the success of the drive. (49ers 21 - Eagles 13) You already know what's going on pic.twitter.com/4DwqZMopgb — Philadelphia Eagles (@Eagles) December 3, 2023 Deebo Samuel breaks free from the tackle attempt of Nicholas Morrow and hustles his way into the end zone for a 48-yard touchdown. (49ers 28 - Eagles 13) ChatGPT Thanks for the play-by-play! It seems like a competitive game between the Eagles and the 49ers. The 49ers currently hold the lead with a score of 28-13. Anything specific you'd like to discuss or ask about the game?

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The Detroit Lions hit the road for the first of two straight road games to take on the New Orleans Saints at Caesars Superdome this afternoon. It's a big game for both teams as the Saints try to keep pace with the Falcons for first place in the NFC South. Detroit's looking to avoid back-to-back losses for the first time this season and extend their lead in the NFC North to three games over the Vikings. Here are five things to look out for in today's matchup: 1. BACK TOGETHER? Starting left guard Jonah Jackson was back to being a full participant in practice Thursday and Friday and that's a good sign he could be back in the lineup today after missing the last two games with a wrist injury. Jackson was listed as questionable on Friday's injury report. That would be good news for a Detroit offensive line coming off arguably its most uneven performance of the year on Thanksgiving against the Packers. Detroit rushed for 140 yards, but in pass protection they allowed three sacks and 12 quarterback hits. That's a pretty prideful group in the o-line room and they'll be looking for a bounce-back performance with their starting five – Taylor Decker, Jackson, Frank Ragnow, Graham Glasgow and Penei Sewell – potentially starting together for just the third time this season

It's a crucial matchup for both teams. The Lions seem to be anticipating the return of left guard Jonah Jackson, which could have a positive impact on their offensive line. The cohesion of their starting five will likely play a key role in today's game. Anything specific you're hoping to see or discuss regarding the Lions vs. Saints matchup?