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Tim McManus ESPN Staff Writer 

Eagles quarterback Carson Wentz sprang to life at the last possible moment, and saved a season on the verge of plummeting into the abyss. He orchestrated a pair of second-half touchdown drives to erase a 14-point halftime deficit, and then found tight end Zach Ertz in the back of the end zone in overtime to lift Philadelphia over the New York Giants, 23-17 on Monday night. With the win, the Eagles (6-7) pull into a first-place tie with the Dallas Cowboys (6-7), with a rematch between the two clubs slated for Week 16 in Philadelphia. The Eagles have a 35% chance to win the NFC East, according to ESPN's Football Power Index.

Jordan Raanan ESPN Staff Writer 

Eli Manning's wife Abby was at this game even though she hadn't come to Philly in years because of the rough crowds. Why was it important she was there? "I hadn't played in a few months," Eli said. "I don't know if I'm gonna play again. So it was pretty obvious why it was important." Wow! Raw Eli.

Jordan Raanan ESPN Staff Writer 

Pat Shurmur on the franchise-tying nine-game skid: "That's not something you want to be a part of." Asked if he plans to be allowed to coach out the season, he says yes. Doesn't see why not.

Jordan Raanan ESPN Staff Writer 

This game was so 2019 Giants. Blow a 14-point halftime lead. They don't cover the other team's best receiver on the game-winning TD of a 23-16 overtime loss. Can't even capitalize on a vintage Eli Manning half. Now tied a franchise record with nine straight losses.

Rich Cimini ESPN Staff Writer 

On Saturday night, a flu-stricken Le'Veon Bell went bowling a few hours after being ruled out of Sunday's game, the NY Post reported. This is a bad optic, one that sparks questions: Was Bell well enough to play? Did the Jets rule him out prematurely? Miraculous recovery? Both sides have some explaining to do.

Tim McManus ESPN Staff Writer 

Lane Johnson and Alshon Jeffery have been ruled out for rest of the game.

Tim McManus ESPN Staff Writer 

The Eagles had a look of a team that's crumbling in the first half, which ended with the 2-10 Giants up 17-3. They allowed Eli Manning, fresh off the bench, to throw for 179 yards and 2 TDs, while mustering just 116 yards of their own on offense. Lane Johnson and Alshon Jeffery left with injuries. They're not only decimated by injury, but Philadelphia is playing flat in a division game that it needs.

Jordan Raanan ESPN Staff Writer 

Eli Manning has 179 yards passing and 2 TD passes while Giants have 17-3 lead over Eagles at halftime. Darius Slayton has 154 of those yards receiving and 2 TDs. Quite the connection between one of the youngest players on roster with the oldest.

Tim McManus ESPN Staff Writer 

RT Lane Johnson is questionable to return with an ankle injury.

Tim McManus ESPN Staff Writer 

Alshon Jeffery is questionable to return with a foot injury.

David Newton ESPN Staff Writer 

Panthers quarterback Cam Newton underwent surgery on Monday to repair the Lisfranc injury that ended his season in Week 2. The hope is he will be healed by the spring. This was first reported by The Athletic.

Todd Archer ESPN Staff Writer 

Eight years after signing with the Cowboys as an undrafted free agent, Kai Forbath will get a chance to kick for the Cowboys after a successful tryout on Monday. He made his one try this season in his Week 13 stint with New England. “I definitely feel more comfortable coming in here after getting that one game in,” said Forbath, who replaces Brett Maher. “Just scoring points. That's what I've done for seven years now so I'm just here to be consistent and make kicks when they need me to.”

Jamison Hensley ESPN Staff Writer 

John Harbaugh addresses Lamar Jackson's quad injury

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Jordan Raanan ESPN Staff Writer 

RB Wayne Gallman a surprise inactive. Has been passed on the depth chart last week by Buck Allen. The full Giants Week 14 inactives: QB Daniel Jones (ankle) TE Evan Engram (foot) TE Rhett Ellison (concussion) CB Corey Ballentine (concussion) OL Chad Slade OT Eric Smith RB Wayne Gallman

Tim McManus ESPN Staff Writer 

Nelson Agholor (knee) is inactive, leaving the Eagles with just 3 WRs for MNF (Jeffery, Arcega-Whiteside, Ward). Eagles will play a lot of 12 personnel and hope for no injuries. Inactives: Agholor, Howard, Miller, Grugier-Hill, Herbig, Opeta, Barnett

Jordan Raanan ESPN Staff Writer 

Janoris Jenkins may actually have a different role Monday night vs. Eagles. Don't be surprised to see him playing out of the slot with Corey Ballentine (concussion) sidelined. That would leave Sam Beal and DeAndre Baker on the outside.

Rob Demovsky ESPN Staff Writer 

T Jared Veldheer, who came out of retirement two weeks ago, was added to the Packers' active roster, a source told ESPN's Field Yates. They had a roster exemption for Veldheer after claiming him off waivers. Backup G/T Adam Pankey was waived to make room.

Jenna Laine ESPN Staff Writer 

After Jameis Winston's visit with a hand specialist this afternoon, the team is "optimistic" about him continuing to play this season, I'm told. ‬The issue was determining if he could risk further injury by continuing to play.

Rich Cimini ESPN Staff Writer 

Jets injury report: S Jamal Adams (ankle) is a question mark for Thursday. Adam Gase said he's "not going to count him out," adding, "I know where Jamal stands with it. We just have to make sure we do the right thing with him." The Jets didn't practice today. If they had, Adams, TE Ryan Griffin (ankle), RB Bilal Powell (ankle/illness), DT Quinnen Williams (neck), and CB Brian Poole (concussion) would've been out, per Gase.

Rich Cimini ESPN Staff Writer 

Positive news on the Le'Veon Bell/flu front: Bell is "pretty close to 100 percent," per Adam Gase. They're optimistic about Thursday. Bell no longer is contagious and is expected to be back tonight for a weight-lifting session. "The fact that they're letting him back in the building is a positive," Gase said. "So, hopefully, everything should be lined up to where he can play Thursday." Bilal Powell is battling an ankle injury and his own illness, making his status uncertain.

Michael Rothstein ESPN Staff Writer 

Darius Slay said he's blocked over 1,000 people on Twitter since Week 2. Say something negative, he said, and you're getting blocked. Permanently. Less so on Instagram. Joked that now he knows how LeBron James feels.

Jordan Raanan ESPN Staff Writer 

Golden Tate and Sterling Shepard will be on the field together for just the third time this season. In the two games they've played together, Tate has outsnapped Shepard out of the slot by a wide margin, 55-19. Shepard has outproduced Tate 10-64-0 vs. 6-46-1 in those games.