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FINAL: Drew Lock Leads Seattle Seahawks Upset Win Over Philadelphia Eagles

Seattle Seahawks vs. Philadelphia Eagles: Live Updates, Highlights

Harrison Reno

The Seattle Seahawks host the Philadelphia Eagles in a Monday Night matchup that has already made history; Originally scheduled for Sunday, it is the first game the NFL has ever flexed to Monday.

This matchup also is highlighted by two teams on losing streaks, hoping for a late-season surge for postseason jockeying.

The Eagles suffered two-straight double-digit losses to NFC powerhouses in the San Francisco 49ers and the Dallas Cowboys during the past two weeks. Philadelphia needs a victory to hold onto the top spot in the NFC East and remain in the race for the No. 1 overall seed in the NFC playoffs, which comes with a first-round bye and home-field advantage through the conference championship.

Seahawks linebacker Bobby Wagner (right)
Seahawks linebacker Bobby Wagner (right) / USA Today Network

The Seahawks are on a four-game skid, most recently losing to the Niners in backup quarterback Drew Lock's first start for Seattle. Starter Geno Smith was inactive with a groin injury and he's active Monday, but Lock is starting. Coach Pete Carroll is confident Lock will be mentally prepared.

In the 28-16 defeat, Lock threw for 269 yards on 22 of 31 passing with two touchdowns and two costly interceptions.

First Quarter

The Eagles opened the game with a methodical 15-play drive, which saw them run it 10 times, while Hurts completed all five of his passes for 39 yards before he capped it off with a three-yard touchdown run. 

TOUCHDOWN EAGLES 

Eagles 7, Seahawks 0

Change of Possession

Drew Lock gets the start for the second straight week at quarterback despite Geno Smith being active. However, the Seahawks opened the game with a three-and-out punt. 

Change of Possession

The Eagles also suffered a three-and-out as a five-yard first-down run for D'Andre Swift was later wiped out by a false start, meaning they gained no yards on the drive before a punt.

Change of Possession

The Seahawks gained a first down as Lock found Lockett for a 12-yard completion before they were forced to punt again.

Change of Possession

Second Quarter 

It was another long drive for the Eagles as they drove 63 yards in 16 plays reaching the Seattle three-yard line as they leaned heavily on the run game again. However, a false start on third-down backed the Eagles up into a third-and-six, which helped the Seahawks hold them to a field goal as Philly only to pick up nothing on a third down run.

FIELD GOAL EAGLES 

Eagles 10, Seahawks 0

Change of Possession

The Seahawks responded with a long drive of their own, managing to cut the deficit to just a touchdown as Jason Meyers made his 26-yard field goal attempt. 

FIELD GOAL SEAHAWKS 

Eagles 10, Seahawks 3

Change of Possession

Following a 15-yard completion to AJ Brown on first down, the Seahawks forced three straight incompletions and a punt.

Change of Possession

The Seahawks suffered another three-and-out. 

Change of Possession

Jalen Hurts scrambled for six yards before another punt for the Eagles as he had two incompletions.

Third Quarter 

The Seahawks offense comes out of halftime firing as they drove 75 yards in nine plays before they found the endzone with a 23-yard touchdown run from Kenneth Walker. 

TOUCHDOWN SEAHAWKS 

Seahawks 10, Eagles 10

Change of Possession

The Eagles responded with a touchdown drive of their own, going 75 yards in 12 plays before Jalen Hurts found the endzone again with a one-yard run on a quarterback sneak to retake the lead. 

TOUCHDOWN EAGLES

Eagles 17, Seahawks 10

Change of Possession

The Seahawks couldn't replicate their scoring drive as they went three-and-out before another punt. 

Change of Possession

The Eagles also went three-and-out after Hurts couldn't find AJ Brown on third-down. 

Change of Possession 

Fourth Quarter 

The Seahawks are able to trim the deficit again as they settle for a 43-yard field goal from Jason Meyers after a long 11-play drive which ended as Lock was sacked on third down. 

FIELD GOAL SEAHAWKS 

Eagles 17, Seahawks 13

Change of Possession

It looked like the Eagles were on the way to extending their lead as Hurts completed his first two passes for a gain of 25 yards to go along with a five-yard Swift run. However, the drive ended as Hurts' next pass, intended for : Watkins, was intercepted by Julian Love in the endzone. 

Change of Possession

The Seahawks couldn't capitalize on the interception as they go three-and-out before another punt.

Change of Possession

The Eagles' drive went seven plays before another punt as they couldn't convert a third-and-seven. Hurts' pass intended for Dallas Goedert was incomplete. 

Change of Possession

With the game on the line, Lock led the Seahawks on a potential game-winning drive, completing five of his 10 passes for 92 yards as he found Jaxon Smith-Njigba for a 29-yard touchdown pass. Lock had a pair of big completions to DK Metcalf on the drive, including a 34-yard completion on third-and-10. 

TOUCHDOWN SEAHAWKS 

Seahawks 20, Eagles 17

Change of Possession

After just three plays, the Seahawks defense gets off the field as Julian Love made a toe-tapping interception on a Hurts deep-ball pass intended for Brown.

FINAL: Seahawks 20, Eagles 17

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