Los Angeles Rams vs Philadelphia Eagles Match Player Stats & Box Score 2026

Quick Facts — Game Summary

Quarter-by-Quarter Score

The Los Angeles Rams vs Philadelphia Eagles quarter score tells a tale of two completely different halves. The Rams dominated early and controlled the game through three quarters — then the Eagles’ second-half comeback rewrote the script entirely.

The Rams outscored Philadelphia 19–7 in the first half and held a 26–7 advantage entering the fourth quarter. The Eagles’ comeback — 26 unanswered points — remains the largest home comeback in Eagles history since 1988.

Team Stats Comparison

The Los Angeles Rams vs Philadelphia Eagles match player stats show a stark contrast between the two teams’ offensive philosophies and efficiency. The Rams moved the ball freely but struggled in scoring situations late. The Eagles were limited early but exploded when it mattered most.

QB Passing Stats — Hurts vs Stafford

The quarterback matchup was a defining storyline. Matthew Stafford came out firing and held a commanding edge at halftime. Jalen Hurts, however, was virtually unstoppable in the second half — throwing for 204 yards and 3 touchdowns after the break to complete the comeback.

Jalen Hurts — Second-Half Breakdown

Hurts was struggling through the first half — sacked twice, strip-sacked in the third quarter — but what happened next was remarkable. In the second half alone, he completed 16 of 23 passes for 204 yards and all three of his TD passes. His passer rating on the game-winning drive was 115.4.

Rushing Stats — Both Teams

Saquon Barkley had a quiet day by his historic standards — limited to just 46 yards after the Eagles’ offensive line was hit by an early injury to Lane Johnson. The Rams’ ground game, however, was effective throughout the contest.

Receiving Stats — Both Teams

Puka Nacua delivered a career-high performance for the Rams, while A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith came alive in the second half for Philadelphia. The receiving stats for the Rams vs Eagles match show why the Eagles’ WR duo is considered one of the best in the NFL.

Defensive Player Stats

The defensive performance shaped the entire narrative of the game. The Rams’ Jared Verse delivered a strip-sack that led directly to a Rams touchdown, while the Eagles’ Jordan Davis had arguably the game of his NFL career — recording a sack, a fourth-down stuffing run stop, and the game-sealing blocked field goal return.

Scoring Summary

Here is the complete drive-by-drive scoring log for the Los Angeles Rams vs Philadelphia Eagles Week 3 matchup:

• Q1
  PHI TD: Jalen Hurts 1-YD Tush Push rush TD (PAT: Jake Elliott Good) — Zack Baun INT on opening drive set up the score
  PHI 7 – 0
• Q1
  LAR FG: Joshua Karty 51-YD field goal — Poona Ford sack forced Eagles punt, Rams drove 3 plays
  PHI 7 – 3
• Q1
  LAR TD: Matthew Stafford 44-YD TD pass to Davante Adams — 3-play, 54-YD drive in 1:20
  LAR 10 – 7
• Q2
  LAR FG: Karty 28-YD FG — Rams moved to PHI 2 but holding penalty pushed them back; Eagles stopped Stafford on 3rd-and-goal
  LAR 13 – 7
• Q2
  LAR FG: Karty 33-YD FG — 3rd straight 3-and-out by Eagles defense turned to points
  LAR 16 – 7
• Q2
  LAR FG: Karty 46-YD FG — Rams take 19–7 halftime lead, Karty 4-for-4 on FGs in first half
  LAR 19 – 7
• Q3
  LAR TD: Stafford 10-YD TD pass to Kyren Williams — Jared Verse strip-sack of Hurts; Landman recovery at PHI 10; score on very next play
  LAR 26 – 7
• Q3
  PHI TD: Jalen Hurts 33-YD TD pass to Dallas Goedert — Eagles cut deficit to 12 with 11:38 left in Q3
  LAR 26 – 14
• Q3
  PHI TD: Hurts 9-YD TD pass to A.J. Brown — Eagles make it a 5-point game with 2:16 remaining in Q3
  LAR 26 – 21
• Q4
  PHI TD: Hurts 4-YD TD pass to DeVonta Smith on 4th-and-goal — 17-play, 91-YD drive (6:54); Smith catches in front corner of end zone; 2-PT conversion FAILS
  PHI 27 – 26
• Q4
  PHI Blocked FG TD: Jordan Davis blocks Joshua Karty’s 44-YD FG attempt on final play and returns it 61 YDS for TD as time expires — Davis ran 18.59 mph (fastest by 330+ lb player since 2017)
  PHI 33 – 26 ✅

Player Spotlights

These were the standout individual performances in the Rams vs Eagles Week 3 player stats:

Full Game Recap

First Half — Rams Dominate, Eagles Struggle

The game opened with Zack Baun intercepting Matthew Stafford on the very first drive. The Eagles cashed in immediately — Jalen Hurts scored on a tush push from the 1-yard line to go up 7–0.

But the Rams quickly took control. After Poona Ford recorded his first sack as a Ram to force a punt, Stafford hit Davante Adams on a beautiful 44-yard TD strike to go up 10–7. The Rams then scored 9 more unanswered points — three Joshua Karty field goals — to take a 19–7 halftime lead.

Lane Johnson’s early departure with a neck injury forced rookie Matt Pryor into action at right tackle, and the Eagles’ offense produced just −1 pass yard on six plays without Johnson. Hurts was sacked twice to end the first half, and A.J. Brown had zero catches entering halftime.

Third Quarter — Rams Push to 26–7, Eagles Begin Rally

The Rams broke the game open on the first play of the second half. Jared Verse strip-sacked Hurts, Nate Landman recovered at the Eagles’ 10-yard line, and Stafford connected with Kyren Williams for a 10-yard TD pass just 52 seconds into the third quarter. LAR 26, PHI 7.

That’s when Jalen Hurts ignited. He shook off his first-half struggles and led the Eagles on back-to-back scoring drives. A 33-yard TD pass to Dallas Goedert and then a 9-yard TD strike to A.J. Brown made it 26–21 with 2:16 remaining in the third quarter. The comeback was on.

Fourth Quarter — Blocked Kicks Win It for Philadelphia

The Eagles held the Rams on 4th-and-1 — Jordan Davis stuffed the run — then took over at their own 48. After the Rams halted one Eagles drive, Hurts drove 91 yards in 17 plays over nearly 7 minutes. He capped it with a 4-yard TD pass to DeVonta Smith on 4th-and-goal to take a 27–26 lead with 1:48 left.

Stafford drove the Rams into field goal range and set up Joshua Karty’s 44-yard attempt with 3 seconds on the clock. Jordan Davis wedged through the gap, blocked the kick, scooped it up, and ran 61 yards to the end zone — touching 18.59 mph, the fastest speed recorded by a player over 330 pounds since at least 2017. Eagles 33, Rams 26. Final.

Bonus: NFC Divisional Round — Jan 19, 2025 Box Score

The 2025 NFL Playoffs featured another memorable Rams vs Eagles clash. Philadelphia won the NFC Divisional Round Playoff on January 19, 2025 in a snowy thriller at Lincoln Financial Field — 28–22.

Rams vs Eagles All-Time Rivalry Record

The Los Angeles Rams vs Philadelphia Eagles series dates back to 1937 — one of the longest-running rivalries in NFC history. Here is a full breakdown of recent matchups and all-time series data.

Injuries & Notable Absences

Several key players suffered injuries during the Week 3 contest, directly impacting the game’s flow and outcome.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)