Eagles vs. Redskins: Score and Twitter Reaction from 2014 Regular Season

December 21, 2014   ·   Tim Keeney   ·   Jump to comments

A couple of weeks ago, the Philadelphia Eagles controlled their own postseason destiny. Now, they'll need a Christmas miracle to be playing football in January. 
Robert Griffin III threw for 220 yards, Alfred Morris ran for 83 and the Washington Redskins played spoiler on Saturday night, knocking off Philly 27-24 at FedEx Field. 
DeAngelo Hall and Brian Orakpo quickly took to Twitter to boast about the victory:
Griffin, via the team's official Twitter feed, talked about playing in the win:
Mark Sanchez (374 yards, two touchdowns) and LeSean McCoy (116 total yards, one score) had big statistical games, Zach Ertz set a franchise-record with 15 receptions and the Eagles outgained their NFC East foes 495-305. But 13 penalties for 102 yards, two missed field goals and one particularly untimely interception prevented them from earning a victory.
ESPN's Louis Riddick summed it up:
Philly now needs Dallas to lose its final two games to have any shot...

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