Eagles soar to resounding win over Dolphins: How Philadelphia slowed down Miami’s offense
New York TimesThe Philadelphia Eagles responded after losing to the New York Jets last week with a resounding 31-17 win against the Miami Dolphins on Sunday. Here’s what you need to know: Trailing 24-17 early in the fourth quarter, Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa was picked off by Eagles cornerback Darius Slay at Philadelphia’s 1-yard line. Left tackle Terron Armstead and center Connor Williams were out, and then left guard Isaiah Wynn got hurt on Miami’s first drive and had to be replaced by backup offensive lineman Lester Cotton. — Kalyn Kahler, senior NFL writer Eagles shut down Dolphins run game Philadelphia totally shut down Miami’s run game in the first half. Miami had negative seven rushing yards in the first half, thanks to Eagles linebacker Hasaan Reddick making a home for himself in Miami’s backfield.