The Philadelphia Eagles are 11-5 after beating the Buffalo Bills at Highmark Stadium on Sunday evening. Final score: 13 to 12.

Joe Brady was close to being eviscerated for a couple of play calls after a second-and-10 run and third-and-long screen. Then Buffalo pulled off a hook and latter for 25 yards on fourth-and-10 with less than two minutes left. Two plays later, Brandin Cooks caught, bobbled and came down with a 36-yard catch to the Eagles' 10.

The Bills' best chance to get back into the game was wasted when Josh Allen was stopped at the Eagles' 1 on 4th-and-goal from the 3. That kept the Eagles in front by 13 with 2:16 left. The Bills got close as Quinyon Mitchell was called for defensive pass interference, setting the Bills up at the Eagles' 39.

4Q – 0:08 [Eagles 13, Bills 12] – Josh Allen was able to put the Bills in position to win the game, but despite scoring a touchdown, their two-point conversion attempt failed, leaving them down a point.

As Jalen Carter and his Philadelphia teammates celebrated in the end zone after making one last crucial stop, Buffalo’s Josh Allen removed his helmet and yelled out in frustration. In a game decided by a 2-point conversion attempt,

Eagles DT Jordan Davis dropped a zen "eye of the storm" statement following Philadelphia's big win over Buffalo in Week 17.

Marcus Mariota takes the reins for the Washington Commanders against the Philadelphia Eagles as Washington looks to carry momentum into the final stretch.

The Philadelphia Eagles clinched the NFC East on Saturday thanks to their 29-18 win over the Washington Commanders. They're the first back-to-back winners of the division since they themselves won it four times in a row from 2001 through 2004.

The Eagles defeated the Bills 13-12 in Week 17, achieving an unusual milestone as a result of second-half struggles.

Here's who stood out in the Philadelphia Eagles' defensive masterclass and narrow win over the Buffalo Bills in Week 17.