Jalen Hurts found Dallas Goedert for a four-yard touchdown, extending the Philadelphia Eagles' lead over the Las Vegas Raiders.

Sunday at the Linc went exactly how it should've, and that's a big sigh of relief for the Eagles and their fans, if only for a moment.

The Philadelphia Eagles, mired in a three-game losing streak, got a much-needed blowout victory over the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday, 31-0, to move to 9-5.

The Philadelphia Eagles cap off their opening drive with a 4-yard touchdown shovel pass from quarterback Jalen Hurts to tight end Dallas Goedert.

The Philadelphia Eagles are 9-5 after beating the Las Vegas Raiders at Lincoln Financial Field on Sunday afternoon. Final score: 31 to zero. That’s right, zero. A shutout. The Eagles’ first since blanking the Washington Commanders during their 2018 regular season finale.

The Eagles did what the Eagles needed to do on Sunday afternoon, beating up on the Raiders to end their three-game losing streak.

Dallas Goedert, with his eighth and ninth TD receptions of the season, passes Zach Ertz (2018) for the second most by a tight end in Eagles single-season history. Ertz caught eight in 2018. Goedert now eyes Pete Retzlaff, who has the franchise record. Retzlaff scored ten in 1965.

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