The Philadelphia Eagles successfully navigated the wild-card round of the playoffs this season, securing their advancement to the divisional round with a 22-10 victory over the Green Bay Packers. After being eliminated in the wild-card round the previous year, the Eagles demonstrated resilience and determination in their performance on Sunday.

Philadelphia commenced the game aggressively, scoring on their opening drive and adding a field goal to build an early 10-0 lead by the end of the first quarter. While the second quarter remained scoreless for both teams, the Packers managed to reduce the deficit with a field goal after halftime. However, the Eagles responded swiftly with a touchdown connection between quarterback Jalen Hurts and tight end Dallas Goedert, extending their lead once again. Although the Packers rallied with a drive culminating in a touchdown run by running back Josh Jacobs, the Eagles maintained control, sealing the game with two additional field goals and an interception to thwart Green Bay's final attempt.

The Eagles' defense played a pivotal role in the victory, forcing Packers quarterback Jordan Love into three interceptions and recovering a fumble. Additionally, Philadelphia's defense executed critical stops during third and fourth down situations late in the contest. Hurts finished the game with 131 passing yards, two interceptions, and 37 rushing yards, and while his performance may not have been particularly standout, he will aim to improve in the upcoming divisional round. Meanwhile, Jacobs shined for the Packers with 119 rushing yards, but the team must now head into the offseason, reassessing their approach for the next season.