The Eagles kept Las Vegas off-balance all afternoon. They racked up 387 yards (204 passing, 183 rushing). They averaged 5.9 yards per play. They converted 10 of 13 third-down attempts, thanks to manageable distances to gain. And they punted only once.

Here are eight thoughts and leftovers from the Eagles’ 31-0 drubbing of the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday afternoon: Needed blowout. The Eagles did

Adoree' Jackson, who won just three games with New York last season, offers a refreshing perspective on Philadelphia's recent struggles and the team's winning culture.

NFL seasons are a marathon, and after losing three straight games, the Eagles (9-5) got right against the Raiders (2-12) at a blistery, cold Lincoln Financial Field on Sunday afternoon.

With the Vikings defeating the Cowboys 34-26 on Sunday Night Football, the Eagles will clinch the NFC East and a playoff berth with a win Sunday against the Washington Commanders. The Birds will also clinch the NFC East with just one more Cowboys loss.

Philadelphia’s defensive line, led by Graham, finished with four sacks on Raiders quarterback Kenny Pickett, who played with the Eagles last year. The defense held the Raiders to 75 yards, the fewest allowed in a single game by the Eagles since 1955.

The final stretch of the regular season is providing the Eagles a few opportunities to tune up before the playoffs.

The Philadelphia Eagles are closing in on another NFC East title — and their playoff seed is coming into focus.

Moro Ojomo continues to be the Eagles’ top defensive tackle in Jalen Carter’s absence. Ojomo notched one sack, putting him up to five on the season. Nakobe Dean once again played a little less than Baun, with rookie Jihaad Campbell coming in to take some snaps.