The Philadelphia Eagles secured a crucial playoff victory against the Green Bay Packers with a 22-10 win, showcasing their resilience and defensive prowess despite a shaky offensive performance. The win propelled the Eagles into the divisional round, where they await their next opponent, either the Tampa Bay Buccaneers or the winner of the Vikings and Rams matchup.

The Eagles' defense was a standout, intercepting Packers quarterback Jordan Love three times, marking the first time they achieved this feat in a playoff game since 2001. Such performances underline the effectiveness of their secondary, which has established itself as the top-ranked defense in the league.

Defensive stars like Darius Slay and Nolan Smith made significant contributions, with Slay recording his first interception of the season. Additionally, the team had notable defensive plays and a fourth down stop that emphasized their ability to perform when it mattered most. However, the Eagles did face challenges with injuries, particularly with linebacker Nakobe Dean, who left the game on crutches, raising concerns about his status moving forward.

On the offensive side, the Eagles struggled to maintain consistency, with quarterback Jalen Hurts completing only 131 passing yards. The running game saw Saquon Barkley lead with 119 yards on 25 carries, but overall, the performance left room for improvement. Despite this, the team managed to score points when necessary, demonstrating a commitment to complimentary football.