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Takeaways and observations from Eagles 21-17 win over Chiefs on MNF

We’re looking at takeaways and observations from the Philadelphia Eagles 21-17 win over the Kansas City Chiefs on Monday night

The Eagles are 9-1 and the best team in the NFL after a gritty 21-17 win over the Chiefs at Arrowhead Stadium on Monday night.

Philadelphia overcame a 17-7 Chiefs lead at the half and held Kansas City scoreless in the second half, as the Birds moved to 9-1 on the season.

Sean Desai’s defense gave up 336 total yards but held Andy Reid’s offense to 8-17 on third downs and 2-4 in the red zone, with the Chiefs going three straight trips without points.

Jalen Hurts ran for two touchdowns, including the go-ahead score on a Brotherly Shove late in the fourth quarter, to remain the NFC’s top seed entering Week 12.

With the focus shifting towards the Bills, we’re looking at takeaways and observations from the huge win.

Top photos from Eagles 21-17 win over the Kansas City Chiefs on Monday Night Football

We’re looking at the top photos from the Philadelphia Eagles 21-17 win over the Kansas City Chiefs at Arrowhead Stadium on Monday Night Football

The Eagles overcame a 17-7 Chiefs lead at the half and held Kansas City scoreless in the second half, as the Birds moved to 9-1 on the season.

Sean Desai’s defense gave up 336 total yards but held Kansas City to 8-17 on third downs and 2-4 in the red zone, with the Chiefs going three straight trips without points.

Jalen Hurts ran for two touchdowns, including the go-ahead score on a Brotherly Shove late in the fourth quarter, to remain the NFL’s best team entering Week 12.

Philadelphia’s win was the first for head coach Nick Sirianni over Andy Reid and broke a five-game losing streak to their former head coach.

With the Eagles set to face the Buffalo Bills on Sunday at Lincoln Financial Field, we’re looking at the top photos from the 21-17 win.

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Instant analysis of Eagles gritty 21-17 win over the Chiefs on Monday Night Football

We’re looking at the instant analysis of the Philadelphia Eagles gritty 21-17 win over the Kansas City in Week 11 on ESPN’s Monday Night Football

The Eagles overcame a 17-7 Chiefs lead at the half and held Kansas City scoreless in the second half, as the Birds moved to 9-1 on the season.

Sean Desai’s defense gave up 336 total yards but held Kansas City to 8-17 on third downs and 2-4 in the red zone, with the Chiefs going three straight trips without points.

Jalen Hurts ran for two touchdowns, including the go-ahead score on a Brotherly Shove late in the fourth quarter, to remain the NFL’s best team entering Week 12.

Philadelphia’s win was the first for head coach Nick Sirianni over Andy Reid and broke a five-game losing streak to their former head coach.

With the Eagles set to face the Buffalo Bills on Sunday at Lincoln Financial Field, we’re looking at an instant analysis of the 21-17 win.

Eagles Twitter reacts to OC Brian Johnson’s playcalling vs. Chiefs

Fans, experts and pundits react to Eagles offensive coordinator Brian Johnson and his play calling against the Kansas City Chiefs

The Eagles lead the Chiefs 20-17 late in the fourth quarter, but all fans, pundits, and experts have talked about the playcalling of first-year offensive coordinator Brian Johnson all night.

On a gloomy, rainy night in Kansas City, Philadelphia ran 46 offensive plays and had 231 total yards (5.0 Yards Per) and 15 first downs.

All-Pro wide receiver A.J. Brown has been held to 1 catch for 8 yards on the night, yet the Eagles have been able to shake off five sacks on quarterback Jalen Hurts and uneven play from one of the NFL’s top offensive lines.

With 4:34 left in the fourth quarter, here’s how the Philadelphia Eagles’ Twitter reacted to Johnson’s playcalling.

Key takeaways from the first half as the Chiefs hold a 17-7 lead over Eagles

We’re looking at key takeaways and highlights from the first half as the Philadelphia Eagles trail the Kansas City Chiefs 17-7 on Monday NIght Football

Andy Reid is almost unbeatable coming off a bye week, and the Chiefs used 5 sacks, and one ugly Jalen Hurts interception to jump out to a 17-7 lead at rainy GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium.

Philadelphia All-Pro quarterback Jalen Hurts was 5-7 passing, for 46 yards, no touchdowns and one interception in the first half, while Kansas City held the Eagles to 82 total yards, on 13:21 time of possession and 0-3 on third downs with 25 total offensive plays.

With the second half now underway, here are key takeaways from the first half.

Eagles-Chiefs inactives for Monday Night Football

The Eagles will have six players inactive for Monday night’s showdown with the Chiefs.

The Eagles released their inactive list for Monday night’s matchup against the Chiefs, and Derek Barnett didn’t make the trip for personal reasons.

Veteran safety Justin Evans (knee) and Goedert (forearm) are the only players to inactive with injuries.

Evans had his 21-day practice window opened last week, designating him for a return from Injured Reserve. The safety was a limited participant at practice this week, but is not ready to play.

Tight end Grant Calcaterra, Jurgens (foot), and cornerback Bradley Roby (shoulder) were all full participants at practice this week.

Statistical Breakdown: How the Eagles and Chiefs stack up ahead of MNF

We’re looking at how the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs stack up statistically ahead of the Monday night matchup in Week 11

The day has finally arrived, as the Eagles and Chiefs will meet for the first time since the 38-35 loss to Kansas City in Glendale, Arizona, last February.

Jalen Hurts and Patrick Mahomes will dual as MVP candidates. The Philadelphia defense will look to refocus their efforts with Bradley Roby and other vital defenders returning to the lineup.

Philadelphia has been up and down defensively, and statistically, are still among the best against the rush and middle of the pack against the past despite a mash unit at cornerback.

With kickoff just six hours away, we’re looking at how both teams match up statistically.

Eagles updated depth chart for Week 11 matchup vs. Chiefs on MNF

We’re looking at an updated depth Chart for the Philadelphia Eagles ahead of their Monday night matchup against the Kansas City Chiefs

The Eagles and Chiefs are set for a semi-Super Bowl rematch on ESPN’s Monday Night Football at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium.

Kansas City enters Monday’s matchup on top of the AFC with a 7-2 record after defeating the Miami Dolphins 21-14 in Germany on Nov. 5.

Andy Reid’s group wants to lock up an eighth-straight AFC West title.

On the other side, Philadelphia is 8-1 and on top of the NFC East after a 33-28 win over the Dallas Cowboys in Week 9.

With kickoff fast approaching, here’s an updated depth chart for the Eagles after a slew of roster moves.

Eagles 53-man roster vs. Chiefs: News and notes for Week 11

We’re looking at the Philadelphia Eagles 53-man roster for the Week 11 matchup against the Kansas City Chiefs on Monday Night Football

The Eagles (8-1) are back to business after a much-needed bye, and the team has started early preparation for a six-game gauntlet that will shape the NFC playoff picture.

Philadelphia is getting healthier, and GM Howie Roseman will look for his investment in elite talent to pay off fully.

First up after the bye is a mini-Super Bowl rematch against the 7-2 Kansas City Chiefs at Arrowhead Stadium.

With Kickoff a little over 34 hours away, we’re looking at the Eagles’ updated 53-man roster after a slew of roster moves.

Eagles vs. Chiefs: One thing to watch from each defensive position group in Week 11

We’re looking at one thing to watch from each defensive position group when the Philadelphia Eagles visit the Kansas City Chiefs on Monday night

The Eagles returned from the bye week to start preparation for a Super Bowl rematch against the Chiefs on Wednesday, and the team will look to make a statement in front of a national television audience.

Philadelphia has been up and down defensively, and statistically are still among the best agaainst the rush, and middle of the pack against the past despite a mash unit at cornerback.

With kickoff fast approaching, we’re looking at one thing to watch from each of the Eagles’ defensive position groups.