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Jalen Hurts delivered when it mattered most in Philadelphia Sunday night, throwing three touchdown passes for two hundred three yards as the Eagles edged the Commanders twenty-four to twenty-two. The game came down to one play — Moro Ojomo stuffing Washington's two-point conversion attempt with just over a minute left, sealing it for Philly in a thriller.
Meanwhile in Minnesota, the Packers had the Vikings right where they wanted them through three quarters — outgaining them, not trailing, looking like a different team than the one that collapsed all of last season. Then the fourth quarter hit, and Green Bay got outscored twenty-nine to nothing. Same script, different week. A thirty-nine to twenty-two final that stings even harder because they were so close.
And in New York, Malik Nabers is back. The Giants wide receiver, returning from a torn ACL, is active and ready for Sunday night's season opener against the Cowboys. For a Giants offense that desperately needs a spark, having Nabers on the field is the biggest news out of East Rutherford heading into kickoff.
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