The Philadelphia Eagles are back in the Super Bowl after the dynamic duo of Jalen Hurts and Saquon Barkley combined for six Hasten Touchdowns in the 55-23 Beatdown of the Washington Commanders in the NFC championship.
Philadelphia will wait to see who will represent the AFC in Super Bowl Lix, as the Kansas City Chiefs And Buffalo Bills will start on Sunday evening in the Midwest.
Hurts and the Eagles were in the “big match” in 2022, where they lost from the Chiefs in Arizona. But what the Eagles did not have at the time was Barkley, the leading Rusher of the NFL in 2024, and he showed why he might be the missing piece to win the Vince Lombardi after an incredible version at home.
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Philadelphia Eagles who walks back Saquon Barkley (26) runs with the ball for a touchdown against the Washington commanders during the first half in the NFC championship game on Lincoln Financial Field. (Eric Hartline imagn images)
On the first offensive snap for the Eagles in this game, after an 18-play commanders who opened a ride that ended with a field goal, Barkley tore off a 60-meter touchdown run to immediately set up the Eagles 7-3 After the extra point.
The response of the commanders was not good, because recipient Dyami Brown rumbled after a Zack Baun -Punch while approaching his opponent. And unfortunately for Washington Fumbles became a bad trend in this game.
The last time these two teams played, the commanders turned the ball five times. However, Jayden Daniels And the commanders eventually won a disk in a fourth point of 22 points on a final second.
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But the comeback did not happen this time with the turnover, while Jeremy McNichols rumbled a kick recovery at the end of the first half and Austin Ekeler rumbled in the second half.
And all that turnover led to touchdowns.
Barkley scored from four meters after the brown junk, and Hurts got his first Tush Push score of the game to make it 20-12 in the neighborhood leading to the dressing room.
The second half, however, is where things are unraveled for Dan Quinn’s commanders, because Hurts’ second touchdown on the ground in the third quarter was a score of nine meters to make it 35-14. And despite the fact that Daniels scored on the ground to cut the lead a little, Ekeler’s Fumble saw another Touch Touchdown for pain to make it three at night three.
With despair on their sidelines, Quinn had no choice but to force Daniels to go down every fourth when it started fourth quarter, and the bag of Nolan Smith on the fourth and 11 eventually led Barkley to his third touchdown with a four- Yard Run, who in principle sealed the deal on 48-23.
Philadelphia Eagles Quarterback Jalen Hurts (1) celebrates after a touchdown against the Washington commanders during the second half in the NFC championship at Lincoln Financial Field. (Bill Streicher-Images)
Philadelphia Eagles ‘AJ Brown (11) and Washington Commanders’ Marshon Lattimore (23) exchange words after a play during the first half of the NFC Championship NFL -Football match, Sunday 26 January 2025, in Philadelphia. (AP Photo/Matt slocum)
The last attempt by Daniels in the fourth was a deep ball along the left side of Terry McLaurin, who scored a 36-Yard Touchdown earlier in the game, but it was intercepted in the end zone by Rookie Quinyon Mitchell.
The icing on top for Philadelphia was, with the backups in the game, Sipley scored a touchdown from two meters after a 57-meter run ride.
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Celebrations followed for the home team, and rightly after incredible performances by Hurts (20-Uit-28 for 246 Yards), Barkley (15 rushes for 118 Yards) and Brown (six catches for 96 Yards).
For the commanders, Zach Ertz, the former Eagles tight end, certainly did his part with 11 catches for 104 Yards. Daniels finished 29-out-48 for 255 yards, while he hurried 48 yards on six Carry’s.
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