The 9-2 Eagles are back in action from M&T Bank Stadium to face the 8-4 Baltimore Ravens in Week 13.

It’s a battle of the league’s two best rushers: Saquon Barkley (1,392) and Derrick Henry (1,325). Barkley broke the Eagles record of 255 yards rushing in last week’s win over the Rams. Henry had 140 yards in the Ravens’ win over the Chargers last Monday.

The Eagles will be without star wide receiver DeVonta Smith (hamstring), while the Ravens will be without outside linebacker Kyle Van Noy (neck/hamstring).

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• After a 12-yard run by Saquon Barkley to start the game, the Eagles were unable to get their first drive going. After a holding penalty by Rick Lovato, they had to punt on 4th-and-16 from their own 36.
• Penalties plagued the Eagles early on when Kelee Ringo was called for a fair catch interference on the punt to give the Ravens 15 more yards. On 3rd-and-5, a Josh Sweat sack was negated after a hold call against Avonte Maddox. Lamar Jackson hit Zay Flowers on the ensuing play for a 40-yard gain, bringing the Ravens to the Eagles’ 17 yards. Justin Tucker hit a 34-yard field goal to open the scoring after Jackson failed to hit Mark Andrews on 3rd-and-9. (Ravens 3 – Eagles 0)
• The Ravens found the end zone on a 14-yard jump ball pass from Jackson to Andrews and extended their lead. Henry led Baltimore down the field and scored 45 yards from scrimmage on the drive (29 rushing, 16 receiving). Tucker missed the extra point at the left goal post and kept his lead at single digits. (Ravens 9 – Eagles 0)
• The Eagles were unable to get on offense all quarter as Hurts was sacked on 3rd-and-7 to force a punt with 1:47 left in the quarter.

• Braden Mann pinned the Ravens at their own 1-yard line with a 58-yard punt early in the second quarter. The Ravens made a three-pointer and gave the Eagles the ball at Baltimore’s 49 as they tried to generate some offense.
• LANDING! Hurts hit Goedert for a 17-yard catch-and-run to bring the Eagles into halftime with 8:04 left. The Birds quickly took advantage of the good field position, driving for 49 yards on six plays in 2:51 of play. (Ravens 9 – Eagles 7)