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Philadelphia Eagles (5-4) at Seattle Seahawks (6-2-1)
The Philadelphia Eagles (5-4) hit the road for the third time in the last four weeks (fifth time in the last seven weeks) for a conference match-up against the Seattle Seahawks (6-2-1), who stand atop the NFC West through nine games.

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Date
Sunday, November 20th, 2016

Game Time	Game Location
4:25 PM - Eastern	CenturyLink Field
3:25 PM - Central	800 Occidental Ave S
2:25 PM - Mountain	Seattle, WA 98134
1:25 PM - Pacific	Wikipedia - Map

Weather Forecast
Stadium Type: Open Air
Temperature: 54°F
Feels Like: 51°F
Forecast: Chance of Rain
Humidity: 77%
Chance of Precipitation: 53%
Cloud Coverage: 95%
Wind: NE 7 MPH

Betting Odds
Oddsshark Information
Favorite/Opening Line: Seahawks by -4.5
OveUnder: 45.5
Record VS. Spread: Philadelphia 5-4, Seattle 4-4-1

Where to Watch on TV
CBS will broadcast Sunday’s game to national audience. Jim Nantz will handle the play-by-play duties and former NFL QB Phil Simms will provide analysis. Tracy Wolfson will report from the sidelines.
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Internet Streams
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Radio Streams
Eagles App: Apple App Store or Google Play Store

Listen to Merrill Reese and Mike Quick
Calling the game on 94WIP and the Eagles Radio Network will be Merrill Reese, the NFL’s longest-tenured play-by-play announcer (40th season). Joining Reese in the radio booth will be former Eagles All-Pro wide receiver Mike Quick, while Howard Eskin will report from the sidelines.

Location	Station	Frequency
Philadelphia, PA	WIP-FM	94.1 FM and 610 AM
Allentown, PA	WCTO-FM	96.1 FM
Levittown, PA	WBCB-AM	1490 AM
Wilmington, DE	WDEL-AM	1150 AM
Reading, PA	WEEU-AM	830 AM
Sunbury, PA	WEGH-FM	107.3 FM
Pottsville, PA	WPPA-AM	1360 AM
Williamsport, PA	WBZD-FM	93.3 FM
Harrisburg/York/Lancaster, PA	WSOX-FM	96.1 FM
Salisbury/Ocean City, MD	WAFL-FM	97.7 FM
Wilkes-Barre / Scranton, PA	WEZX-FM	106.9 and 107.3
Atlantic City, NJ	WENJ-AM	97.3 FM/1450 AM
Milford, DE	WAFL-FM	97.7 FM

National Radio
No National Coverage for Week 11

Spanish Radio
Rickie Ricardo, Macu Berral and Gus Salazar will handle the broadcast in Spanish on Mega 105.7 FM in Philadelphia and the Eagles Spanish Radio Network.

Seahwaks Radio
Seahawks Radio Network: Seahawks Radio can be found on 710 ESPN Seattle, the flagship station for the 2016 season, and 97.3 KIRO FM. Wall to wall coverage begins each game day with Seahawks pregame hosted by Dori Monson and joined by former Seahawks Paul Moyer, Sam Adkins and Dave Wyman. Steve Raible and Warren Moon follow with the call in the booth with Jen Mueller providing sideline reports, and the broadcast day concludes with a post-game show featuring exclusive interviews with Seahawks players from the locker room.

Seahwaks Radio

Seahawks Radio Network: Seahawks Radio can be found on 710 ESPN Seattle, the flagship station for the 2016 season, and 97.3 KIRO FM. Wall to wall coverage begins each game day with Seahawks pregame hosted by Dori Monson and joined by former Seahawks Paul Moyer, Sam Adkins and Dave Wyman. Steve Raible and Warren Moon follow with the call in the booth with Jen Mueller providing sideline reports, and the broadcast day concludes with a post-game show featuring exclusive interviews with Seahawks players from the locker room.

Satellite Radio

Station	Eagles Channel	Seahawks Channel
Sirius Radio	SIRI 83 (Internet 824)	SIRI 82 (Internet 828)
XM Radio	XM 83 (Internet 824)	XM 82 (Internet 828)
Sirius XM Radio	SXM 83 (Internet 824)	SXM 82 (Internet 828)

Eagles Social Media	Seahawks Social Media
Website	Website
Facebook	Facebook
Twitter	Twitter
Instagram	Instagram
Snapchat: Eagles	Snapchat: Seahawks

NFC East Standings

Team	W	L	T	Pct	PF	PA	Net Pts	TD	Home	Road	Div	Pct	Conf	Pct	Non-Conf	Streak	Last 5
Cowboys	8	1	0	0.889	258	170	88	30	3-1	5-0	2-1	0.667	5-1	0.833	3-0	8W	5-0
Giants	6	3	0	.667	182	184	-2	21	4-1	2-2	2-1	.667	4-3	.571	2-0	4W	4-2
Redskins	5	3	1	0.611	212	209	3	21	3-2	2-1-1	2-1	0.667	3-2	0.600	2-1-1	1W	3-1-1
Eagles	5	4	0	.556	226	160	66	22	4-0	1-4	0-3	0.000	3-4	.429	2-0	1W	2-3

NFC West Settings

Team	W	L	T	Pct	PF	PA	Net Pts	TD	Home	Road	Div	Pct	Conf	Pct	Non-Conf	Streak	Last 5
Seahawks	6	2	1	.722	193	158	35	20	4-0	2-2-1	1-1-1	.500	2-2-1	.500	4-0	2W	3-1-1
Cardinals	4	4	1	.500	202	160	42	24	3-2-1	1-2	2-1-1	.625	3-2-1	.583	1-2	1W	3-1-1
Rams	4	5	0	.444	139	173	-34	14	1-3	3-2	2-1	.667	3-4	.429	1-1	1W	1-4
49ers	1	8	0	.111	187	283	-96	21	1-4	0-4	1-3	.250	1-7	.125	0-1	8L	0-5

Series Information
Philadelphia Eagles are tied with the Seattle Seahawks (7-7)
Series History
Head to Head Box Scores
First Game Played
December 12, 1976 - Veterans Stadium in Philadelphia, PA - Eagles: 27 Seahawks: 10
Points Leader
The Seattle Seahawks lead the Philadelphia Eagles 297-271
Coaches Record
Doug Pederson: 0-0 against the Seahawks
Pete Carroll: 1-1 vs Eagles
Coaches Head to Head
Doug Pederson vs Pete Carroll: First Meeting
Quarterback Record
Carson Wentz: Against Seahawks: 0-0
Russell Wilson: Against Eagles: 1-0
Quarterbacks Head to Head
Carson Wentz vs Russell Wilson: First Meeting
Records per Stadium
Record @ Lincoln Financial Field: Seahawks lead the Eagles: 3-0
Record @ CenturyLink Field: Eagles lead the Seahawks: 2-1

Rankings and Last Meeting Information
AP Pro 32 Ranking
Eagles No. 10 - Seahawks No. 2
Last Week
Eagles: W 24-15 vs Falcons
Seahawks: W 31-24 at Patriots
Last Meeting
December 07, 2014
Eagles 14 - Seahawks 24.
Seattle QB Russell Wilson passes for 263 yards with 2 TDs & rushes for TD. Seahawks WR Doug Baldwin has 97 receiving yards & TD.
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Last Meeting at Site
December 01, 2011
Eagles 14 - Seahawks 31
Marshawn Lynch rushes for 148 yards & 2 TDs. Seahawks LB David Hawthorne has 77-yard INT-TD.
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Last 10 Meetings

Date	Winner	Loser	Score
12/07/2014	Seahawks	Eagles	24-14
12/01/2011	Seahawks	Eagles	31-14
11/02/2008	Eagles	Seahawks	26-7
12/02/2007	Seahawks	Eagles	28-24
12/05/2005	Seahawks	Eagles	42-0
12/08/2002	Eagles	Seahawks	27-20
09/23/2001	Eagles	Seahawks	27-3
09/06/1998	Seahawks	Eagles	38-0
12/03/1995	Seahawks	Eagles	26-14
12/13/1992	Eagles	Seahawks	20-17 OT

Injury Reports	Depth Charts
Eagles	Eagles
Seahawks	Seahawks

2016 Weekly Matchup
Week 11 - Iron Rank Matchup
Week 11 - "Expert" Picks
Week 11 - Sporting Charts Matchup

2016 Team Stats
Eagles Season Stats
Seahawks Season Stats

2016 Stats (Starters/Leaders)

Passing

Name	CMP	ATT	PCT	YDS	TD	INT	RAT
Wentz	202	311	65.0%	2121	9	5	87.6
Wilson	203	304	66.8%	2442	10	2	99.4

Rushing

Name	ATT	YDS	YDS/G	AVG	TD
Mathews	95	396	44.0	4.2	7
~~Michael~~	133	469	52.1	4.0	6
Prosise	26	96	19.2	3.7	0

Receiving

Name	REC	YDS	YDS/G	AVG	TD
Matthews	48	580	64.4	12.1	3
Baldwin	50	629	69.9	12.6	5

Sacks

Name	Sacks	Team Total
Graham	5.0	25.0
Avril	9.0	29.0

Tackles

Name	Total	Solo	Assist	Sacks
Bradham	57	39	18	1
Wagner	93	53	40	1.5

Interceptions

Name	Ints	Team Total
McLeod	3	9
Sherman	3	7

Punting

Name	ATT	YDS	LONG	AVG	NET	IN 20	TB	FC	BP
Jones	38	1718	72	45.2	39.7	12	4	12	0
Ryan	42	1904	62	45.3	39.8	16	3	13	1

Kicking

Name	ATT	MADE	%	LONG	PAT
Sturgis	27	23	85.2%	55	19/20
Hauschka	21	19	90.5%	53	16/19

Kick Returns

Name	ATT	YDS	AVG	LONG	TD
Smallwood	7	221	31.6	86	1
Lockett	12	326	27.2	43	0

Punt Returns

Name	RET	YDS	AVG	LONG	TD	FC
Sproles	14	197	14.1	66	0	10
Lockett	18	177	9.8	62	0	13

League Rankings 2016

Offense Rankings

Category	Eagles Stat	Eagles Rank	Seahawks Stat	Seahawks Rank
Total Offense	344.0	17th	341.9	20th
Rush Offense	119.9	8th	77.7	30th
Pass Offense	225.1	26th	264.2	11th
Points Per Game	25.1	10th	21.4	21st
3rd-Down Offense	33.1	32nd	37.8	20th
4th-Down Offense	60.0	8th	50.0	T-12th
Red Zone Offense (TD%)	47.2	25th	53.1	19th

Defense Rankings

Category	Eagles Stat	Eagles Rank	Seahawks Stat	Seahawks Rank
Total Defense	323.0	6th	338.4	9th
Rush Defense	100.6	13th	96.8	9th
Pass Defense	222.4	7th	241.7	10th
Points Per Game	17.8	T-3rd	17.6	2nd
3rd-Down Defense	35.5	5th	43.9	27th
4th-Down Defense	35.7	9th	37.5	T-11th
Red Zone Defense	44.4	T-3rd	46.4	5th

Team

Category	Eagles Stat	Eagles Rank	Seahawks Stat	Seahawks Rank
Turnover Diff.	+6	5th	+4	7th
Penalty Per Game	8.3	T-29th	8.1	28th
Penalty Yards Per Game	68.6	26th	70.6	27th

Connections
Eagles HC Doug Pederson was born in Bellingham, WA, and grew up in Ferndale, WA. Pederson recently admitted that he "Grew Up A Seahawks Fan" and used to attend Seahawks games at The Kingdome.
Eagles LBs coach Ken Flajole is from Seattle and previously coached the Seahawks’ DBs (1999, 2001-02) and LBs (2000).
Eagles Safeties coach Tim Hauck played for the Seahawks in 1997.
Eagles Defensive Quality Control/Assistant DL coach Phillip Daniels was selected by Seattle in the 4th round of the 1996 NFL Draft.
Eagles S Chris Maragos played for the Seahawks from 2011-13 and was a member of the Seahawks’ Super Bowl XLVIII championship team.
Eagles G/T Allen Barbre spent the 2010-11 seasons with Seattle
Eagles P Donnie Jones was selected by Seattle in the 7th round of the 2004 NFL Draft.
Eagles WR Bryce Treggs’ father, Brian, played for the Seahawks in 1992.
Eagles CB Aaron Grymes (Seattle) and DE Bryan Braman (Spokane) are Washington natives.
Eagles K Caleb Sturgis’ brother, Nathan, plays professional soccer for the Seattle Sounders.
Seahawks S Earl Thomas wasn't drafted by the Philadelphia Eagles.
Seahawks NorthEast Area Scout Todd Brunner worked for the Eagles for four seasons (1994-97) as an area scout covering the Northeast. He joined the Eagles as a scouting intern in 1992 and worked as a scouting assistant in 1993.
Seahawks DE/LB Cassius Marsh is the younger brother of CB Curtis Marsh who played for the Eagles for 3 seasons (2011-2013).
The father of Seahawks WR Paul Richardson, Paul Sr., appeared in one game for the Eagles in 1993.

General
Referee: Carl Cheffers
Through Week 10, there have been 44 games in which a team that trailed in the fourth quarter came back to win, tied for the most such games in the first 10 weeks of a season in NFL history. The seven teams – Cowboys, Chiefs, Dolphins, Giants, Eagles and Seahawks – overcame a fourth-quarter deficit to win in Week 10.
The Eagles (4-0) and Seahawks (4-0) are 2 of 4 NFL teams that boast undefeated records at home in 2016, joining Houston (5-0) and Kansas City (4-0).
Sunday's game presents us with the rare contest between the top two teams in DVOA. The Eagles' Defense is ranked #1 and the Seahawks' Defense is ranked #2.
The Eagles are 4-0 at home, but 1-4 on the road. Now, they're going to one of the toughest places in the NFL to play. The Seahawks are 31-5 at CenturyLink Field since 2012 and have lost to just two non-division foes at home during that time.

Eagles
Last week, the Eagles ran for 208 yards and permitted only 48 yards on the ground in Sunday's victory over the Falcons. It was the first time since a win against the Redskins at Veterans Stadium in October 1997 that Philadelphia ran for more than 200 yards and gave up fewer than 50 rushing yards in the same game.
RB Ryan Mathews rushed for 109 yards and two touchdowns against the Falcons last week, his second career game with at least 100 rushing yards and multiple touchdown runs (January 2, 2011 with San Diego against Denver).
The Eagles' Offense rank 2nd in the NFL in time of possession (32:28), trailing only Dallas (33:13). Philadelphia leads the NFL in second-half time of possession (17:44).
The Eagles' Offense rank 10th in the NFL in points per game (25.1), trailing only Atlanta (32.0), New Orleans (29.4) and Dallas (28.7) among all NFC teams.
The Eagles' Offense has scored 20+ points in 11 straight games (including seven road games) dating back to 2015, marking the NFL’s longest active streak. The last time the Eagles totaled 20+ points in at least 11 consecutive contests was from 11/3-11/27/14 (20 games).
The Eagles' Offense is outscoring opponents 126-55 (+71) in the second half of games this season, including 77-19 (+58) in the third quarter.
The Eagles' Offense has posted 425+ total net yards in consecutive games (443 yards in Week 9 at N.Y. Giants; 429 yards in Week 10 vs. Atlanta) for the first time since 11/8-11/15/15 (459 yards in Week 9 at Dallas; 436 yards in Week 10 vs. Miami).
The Eagles' Offense ranks 8th in the NFL in rushing yards per game (118.9), trailing only Dallas (161.0) and San Francisco (119.6) among all NFC teams. The Eagles lead the NFC and rank 4th in the NFL in percentage of rushes gaining 4+ yards (47.4%, 119-of-251), trailing only Buffalo (50.0%), Tennessee (49.8%) and Houston (47.4%). The Eagles also rank 5th in the NFL with 35 rushes of 10+ yards.
The Eagles' Defense has allowed only 29 scores on 106 opponent drives in 2016, ranking 4th in the NFL in opponent scoring efficiency (27.4%), trailing only Baltimore (22.1%), Los Angeles (26.2%) and Arizona (26.6%). Philadelphia is also tied for 3rd in the NFL in points allowed per game (17.8), trailing only Minnesota (16.9) and Seattle (17.6). The last time the Eagles allowed 160-or-fewer points in the first nine games of the season was in 2004 (152 points).
The Eagles' Defense leads the NFL in opponent red zone scoring efficiency (70.4%), allowing only 19 scores on 27 opponent red zone drives.
The Eagles' Defense are one of just four NFL teams with 3+ red zone takeaways in 2016, joining Kansas City (6), Buffalo (3) and New Orleans (3). Philadelphia (11.1%) trails only Kansas City (22.2%) in takeaways per red zone drive.
The Eagles' Defense rank 1st in the NFL in opponent yards per play inside the red zone (1.63) in 2016, allowing just 109 yards on 67 opponent red zone plays.
The Eagles' Defense owns the NFL’s lowest opponent red zone rushing average (0.9) this season, allowing just 25 yards on 28 red zone rush attempts.
The Eagles' Defense has 25 sacks in 2016, tied for 6th in the NFL, behind Buffalo (30), Denver (29), Seattle (29), Tennessee (28) and Carolina (27). The Eagles rank 4th in sacks per pass attempt (10.4%), trailing only Seattle (9.0%) in the NFC.
The Eagles' Defense has recorded 12 sacks on first down, the most in the NFL. Sixteen of the Eagles’ 25 sacks this season have come in the second half, tied for 5th in the NFL behind Buffalo (21), Denver (20), Seattle (19) and Tennessee (17). This season, 12 different Eagles players have registered a sack, including five players with multiple QB takedowns.
The Eagles' Defense has produced 8 forced fumbles in 2016. The Eagles are tied with Carolina for the most forced fumbles (47) in the NFL since the start of the 2014 season.
The Eagles' Defense is tied with Arizona for the 6th-most takeaways (16) in the NFL in 2016, trailing only Kansas City (22), Denver (20), San Diego (19), Minnesota (18) and Baltimore (17). The Eagles have registered a 3-1 (.750) record when forcing multiple turnovers in games this season.
The Eagles' Defense is tied for the 8th-most opponent fumble recoveries (7) in the NFL in 2016, trailing only New Orleans (9), Tampa Bay (9), Minnesota (8), San Francisco (8) and Arizona (7) among all NFC teams.
The Eagles' Defense have recorded an INT in eight of their nine games in 2016. The last time Philadelphia recorded INTs in at least eight of their first nine games of the season was in 2010 (all nine games).
The Eagles' Special Teams has posted an NFL-leading 12 special teams TDs (4 kickoff return TDs; 4 punt return TDs; 4 blocked punt return TDs) since 2013. The Eagles (2), Colts (1) and Dolphins (1) are the only teams with kickoff return TDs in 2016.
Since 2013, the Eagles' Special Teams are tied with the Vikings for the most combined kickoff and punt return TDs (8) in the NFL. Since 2014, Philadelphia leads the NFL in both kickoff return TDs (4) and punt return TDs (4). The Eagles are the only NFL team to record multiple kick return TDs in each of the last three seasons (4 in 2014; 2 in 2015; 2 in 2016).
The Eagles' Special Teams leads the NFL in kickoff return average (33.7) in 2016. Since 2014, the team ranks 2nd in the NFL in kickoff return average (26.6), trailing only Baltimore (26.9). Philadelphia ranks 4th in the NFL in opponent kickoff return average (18.4) in 2016, trailing only Denver (16.9), Jacksonville (17.6) and Carolina (17.6).
The Eagles' Special Teams lead the NFL in both average starting field position after kickoff (29.8) and opponent average starting field position after kickoff (22.5) in 2016. Philadelphia also ranks 1st in the NFL in percentage of 20+ yard kickoff returns (72.2%) in 2016, returning 13 of 18 total kickoffs for 20+ yards.
Since 2014, the Eagles' Special Teams rank 1st in the NFL in punt return average (12.5). Philadelphia has also posted 4 blocked punt return TDs since 2014: Najee Goode (12/6/15 at NE), Trey Burton (12/28/14 at NYG), Chris Maragos (10/5/14 vs. StL), Brad Smith (9/28/14 at SF).
QB Carson Wentz ranks 2nd among NFL rookies in pass yards (2,121) & TD passes (9)
As of Week 10, QB Carson Wentz now owns every Franchise Record for a Rookie Quarterback - including Most Passing Attempts (311), Most Completions (202), Most Yards (2,121), Most Touchdown Passes (9), and Best Completion Percentage (65.0).
RB Darren Sproles led the team with 8 receptions in Week 10 which pushed him over the 500 career receptions mark. Sproles has 360 receptions since 2011, which is the most by any NFL RB in that time.
RB Darren Sproles became just the second player in NFL history with 500+ career receptions, 500+ career rush attempts and 500+ career kickoff and punt returns, joining former Falcons WR Eric Metcalf (541 receptions, 630 rush attempts, 631 kickoff and punt returns from 1989-2002).
RB Ryan Mathews has a career-high 8 offensive TDs (7 rushing TDs, 1 receiving TD) in 2016. Mathews is just the fifth Eagles player since 1950 to record 7+ rushing TDs in the first nine games of the season, joining RB LeSean McCoy (10 in 2011), RB Ricky Watters (8 in 1996), RB Wilbert Montgomery (7 in 1982) and RB Billy Ray Barnes (7 in 1958).

Seahawks
The Seahawks' Offense is 30th in rushing (77.7 yards per game) and 31st in yards per carry (3.3). That could change Sunday with the expected return of RB Thomas Rawls, who averaged 5.7 yards per carry last year as a rookie. The Seahawks are just 25th in rushing attempts (23.8 per game) and 19th in run-play percentage (39.1).
QB Russell Wilson has 12 career games with at least three touchdown passes and no interceptions, the second-most in a player’s first five seasons in NFL history. HoF Dan Marino (13) is in 1st place.
QB Russell Wilson has 630 pass yards (315 per game) and 5 passing touchdowns for a 129.7 rating in his past 2 games. Wilson has 17 touchdowns with 2 interceptions for a 113.3 rating in his past 8 games at home.
S Kam Chancellor earned a NFC Defensive Player of the Week award for Week 10.
RB C.J. Prosise had a career-high 153 scrimmage yards (87 receiving and 66 rushing) in Week 10
WR Doug Baldwin had 3 touchdown catches last week. It was the 3rd career 3 touchdown game for Baldwin. Since 2015, Baldwin ties for the NFL lead with 19 receiving touchdowns.
DE Cliff Avril has a team-best 9.0 sacks for the Seahawks, who are tied for second in the NFL with 29.
Since 2011, CB Richard Sherman leads NFL with 29 interceptions.
LB Bobby Wagner has recorded 93 tackles so far this season. Wagner is one tackle shy of Cleveland's LB Christian Kirksey for the NFL lead.

Milestones
TE Brent Celek (4,801) needs 199 more yards to reach 5000 career receiving yards.
RB Darren Sproles (18,721- 8th) is 8th on the NFL's All-Time All-Purpose Yards list. He can move into 7th place with 78 more yards. However, WR Steve Smith (18,798 - 7th) is currently in 7th place and is still active in the NFL. Sproles (18,721) is 279 All-Purpose Yards away from 19,000 Career All-Purpose Yards.
RB Darren Sproles is 2 touchdowns away from 60 total career touchdowns.
RB Ryan Mathews (4,996) is 4 yards away from rushing for 5,000 career rushing yards.
DE Connor Barwin (30.5 - 15th) passed DT Jerome Brown (29.5) to take 15th place on the Eagles All-Time Sack List last week. Barwin can move into 14th place with 1 more sacks joining DE Juqua Parker (31.5 - 14th). Barwin is also 0.5 sacks away from reaching 50 career sacks!
K Caleb Sturgis (96) is 4 Field Goals Made from 100 career Field Goals Made.
P Donnie Jones (46,297 - 15th) needs 274 Punting Yards to move into 14th place on the NFL's All-Time Punting Yards Career list. Jones would pass out P Chris Mohr (46,570 - 15th).
WR Doug Baldwin (4455- 6th) can move into 5th place on the Seahawks' All-Time Receiving Yards list with 3 more receiving yards. He would pass WR Joey Galloway (4457 - 5th) along the way.
WR Doug Baldwin (34 - 5th) could take sole possession of the Seahawks' All-Time Receiving Touchdowns list with 1 more Touchdown, passing WR Brian Blades (34 - 5th). With 4 more touchdowns, Baldwin will pass WRs Daryle Turner (36 - 4th) and Joey Galloway (37 - 3rd) to earn a place in the Seahawks' Top-3 All-Time.
TE Jimmy Graham (476) is 24 receptions away from 500 career receptions.
TE Jimmy Graham (5,950) is 50 yards from 6,000 career receiving yards.
TE Jimmy Graham (56) is 4 Receiving Touchdowns away from 60 career touchdowns.
CB Richard Sherman (29) is 1 Interception away from 30 career interceptions.
P Jon Ryan (793) is 7 punts away from 800 career punts.

Matchups to Watch
Eagles TE Zach Ertz vs. Seahawks S Kam Chancellor
The Eagles' tight end has had strong production in back-to-back games with 14 catches for 152 yards in that span. He is still looking for his first touchdown of the season. Chancellor is the enforcer on the back end of this defense. He has 33 tackles on the season, but missed four games due to a groin injury. He returned for last Sunday night's game against New England.
Eagles DT Fletcher Cox vs. Seahawks G Germain Ifedi
This is a matchup the Eagles need to win in a big way. Cox has four sacks on the season, but hasn't posted one since the October 9 loss in Detroit. He also has 14 quarterback hurries and six tackles for loss on the year. Ifedi was the Seahawks' first-round pick out of Texas A&M this year. A tackle in college, Ifedi missed the first three games of the season due to an ankle injury, but has started the last six contests at right guard.
Eagles T Jason Peters vs. Seahawks DE Cliff Avril
The Eagles' All-Pro left tackle doesn't appear to be slowing down anytime soon. In the win over the Falcons, the 34-year-old Peters did not allow a single hit or hurry on quarterback Carson Wentz, according to Pro Football Focus. Avril will present quite a challenge. The NFC Defensive Player of the Month for October leads the Seahawks with nine sacks on the year. Avril's streak of five games with a sack ended last Sunday.
Eagles LB Jordan Hicks vs. Seahawks RB C.J. Prosise
Seahawks running back Thomas Rawls is set to return from a leg injury, but the rookie out of the backfield should still have a big role in the offense. He's got good size at 6-1, 220 pounds. He can catch the ball, as he showed in New England with seven catches for 87 yards in his first-career start. Hicks is third on the team with 56 tackles, but also has two interceptions on the year. His cover ability will be key in defending Prosise.

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