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PITTSBURGH STEELERS at PHILADELPHIA EAGLES: The Eagles will advance to 7-0 with a win. Go Birds. NFC EAST. CHICAGO BEARS at DALLAS COWBOYS: The Bears winning is ...

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The wide receiver has three touchdown catches in the first half as the Philadelphia Eagles are out to a commanding 21-10 lead over the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Brown has 3 catches for 57 yards and a TD in the 1st quarter. Brown has 5 catches for 113 yards and 3 TD in the first half. Kenny Pickett has completed his first six passes for the Steelers today. The Steelers are pressuring Hurts well on the edge. That's a heck of a play to pin the Steelers at their own 1 in a 28-13 game. Left the game in the second quarter. Brown just caught his 3rd TD pass of the first half. The Steelers are 1 for 12 on 3rd down and Kenny Pickett has two turnovers. Brown finished with a career-high three touchdowns in a convincing 35-13 victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers to get the Eagles to 7-0 -- matching the best start for the franchise in their 90-year history. All of the touchdowns were 25-plus yards, the first Eagles player to accomplish that feat since Ben Hawkins in 1969. Brown finished with six catches for 156 yards and the three scores, becoming the first Eagles player to have three receiving touchdowns in a game since Riley Cooper in 2013. Miles Sanders scored a play later to put the Eagles up 35-13 early in the fourth quarter.

Pittsburgh started off with Mitchell Trubisky at quarterback, but coach Mike Tomlin has since handed the role to rookie Kenny Pickett. In his four appearances ...

Myles Jack leads the Steelers team in tackles with 42. DL -- Eagles Dallas Goedert is among the league leaders in yards per and yards after the catch. TE -- Eagles RB -- Eagles QB -- Eagles

Jordan Davis was carted off the field Sunday after suffering an ankle injury in the second quarter against the Steelers. By Dave Zangaro.

Davis, 22, is off to a very promising start to his NFL career and has been a difference-maker in the middle of the Eagles’ defense. He changes the game without the stats. After going down late in the second quarter, Davis was slow to get back to his feet and needed help from a couple trainers to limp off the field into the blue medical tent.

Steelers insider Gerry Dulac shares his real-time notes during each quarter of the Steelers' matchup with the Philadelphia Eagles: FOURTH QUARTER.

• Costly fourth-down penalty by the Eagles for calling out dummy signals to try to get the Steelers to jump offside resulted in a touchdown rather than a field goal. Fitzpatrick plays the ball as well as any safety in the league, but he got beat to the ball by Brown, who cut inside Fitzpatrick to make the catch. • And who knew Chase Claypool was left-handed? That was the case on what would have been a 27-yard reception over CB James Bradberry, though Pickens was called for offensive interference. Each tackle — Dan Moore and Chuks Okorafor — was called for illegal formation, meaning they weren’t on the line of scrimmage. He beat Ahkello Witherspoon again on a 29-yard touchdown down the right sideline. • There’s 10 minutes left in the half and the Steelers have committed six penalties for 35 yards already. Tomlin settles for a field goal instead of going on 4th-and-4 at the 11, presumably to make it a two-score game. • Steelers begin the second half with James Pierre replacing Ahkello Witherspoon at cornerback after Witherspoon was beaten for a pair of touchdowns by A.J. Hurts went right after Pierre on the first play, trying a deep thrown to Brown that was incomplete. Ball is down where the Eagles player swatted it out of the end zone. Their last victory in Philadelphia was 1965, long before the Steelers ever won a Super Bowl.

Jalen Hurts tossed a career-high four touchdown passes – three to A.J. Brown – as the Eagles improved to 7-0.

Check out the action as the Eagles host the Steelers in a battle for Pennsylvania bragging rights at Lincoln Financial Field. The Eagles have never lost at home to the Steelers in the Super Bowl era. On the next play, Miles Sanders ran it in for a touchdown. He was ruled out for the remainder of the game due to an ankle injury. • The Eagles started the third quarter with the ball ... • Jordan Davis went down during a play in the final four minutes of the first half. The Eagles increased their lead to 28-10 in a speedy 2:07, 5-play, 75-yard drive. The refs charged him with a taunting penalty – to which Lincoln Financial Field responded with an eruption of booing. Brown was on FIRE in the first half – Hurts targeted him for a third touchdown. The Eagles kicked off the second quarter with a touchdown, taking the lead again. • The Eagles started on defense – Haason Reddick built momentum quickly sacking Steelers quarterback Kenny Pickett at the Pittsburgh 18 for a loss of 8 yards within the first two minutes of the game. Chase Claypool threw a 1-yard touchdown pass to Derek Watt on 4th-and-goal with just over two minutes remaining in the first quarter.

The Eagles are still undefeated after stepping over the Steelers and running up the score en route to a seventh victory. By Adam Hermann.

Reddick is such a fantastic weapon to have, especially with Robert Quinn now in tow and Josh Sweat playing at a high level. They could rotate weapons at will and keep everyone fresh to rush the passer with fresh legs. He doesn't need to do everything with his feet like last year - he had just two rushes for 10 yards on Sunday against the Steelers - and the offense is clicking. He knows exactly where he's going with the ball and puts it right on the money, leading Brown away from the coverage and into the end zone. The best way to support a young quarterback and his development is very clearly to surround him with skill, and it's not close. He has athleticism in bushels and puts it on display every week. He has shown improvement from Week 1, and with an entire offseason in the same system under his belt it makes sense. The way he executes not just the big plays but the small and intermediate ones as well. These first two months have been a dream start to the season for Jalen Hurts & Co., who put on a show with a barrage of big-play scores in front of a spicy home crowd. We've seen it in Los Angeles, where Justin Herbert hit the ground running and looked Pro Bowl-ready from his first start because of Keenan Allen, Austin Ekeler, and Mike Williams. It was a fun afternoon in South Philly. Buy in and don't look back.

The Philadelphia Eagles are 7-0 after defeating the Pittsburgh Steelers at Lincoln Financial Field on Sunday afternoon! Final score: 35 to 13.

A Steelers player (wisely) picked up the ball to try to advance it, only to get tackled in the end zone. - Hurts made nice throws to Goedert and then DeVonta to move the Eagles to the Steelers’ 29-yard line. The Eagles forced the Steelers to punt and DeVonta Smith, not Britain Covey, was back for the return. Nice design there to take advantage of the Steelers being focused on stopping a carry up the middle. A pass over the middle (a previous weakness for Hurts) to DeVonta Smith brought up 3rd-and-2. but the Eagles bailed the Steelers out. The Eagles ran a screen to Dallas Goedert to set up 4th-and-2. - The Eagles got to 3rd-and-1 and moved the chains with a Miles Sanders run to the right side. Brown and the wide receiver went up and got the ball in the end zone for a touchdown despite two defenders in the area. Brown dropped a pass on a comeback (tight coverage by the Steelers defender) to bring up a 3rd-and-9. The Eagles were able to get out to so comfortable of a lead that they pulled their starters on offense with over nine minutes remaining in the fourth quarter. Hurts was very sharp after a bit of a slow start to the game.

PHILADELPHIA -- The undefeated Philadelphia Eagles flexed their muscles at home against their in-state rival, the Pittsburgh Steelers.

After their first defense came up with another stop, Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni called off the dogs, letting backup quarterback Gardner Minshew and the second offense take the reins. Sciba knocked in his second kick from 29 yards out to pull his team within two scores at 28-13 with 5:59 left in the third quarter. This reception went for 29 yards and another touchdown to put Philadelphia up 21-7 at the 6:20 mark of the second quarter. Hurts hit him in stride for a 34-yard touchdown and the Eagles led 28-10 less than two minutes into the third quarter. Brown, who went over the top of Minkah Fitzpatrick to haul in a touchdown and put Philadelphia up 7-0 early. It started poorly, with the offensive line committing penalties on three of their first five plays but penalties cost the Eagles too.

Brown had six catches for 156 yards and three touchdowns on a career day for Hurts as the Eagles dominated with a 35-13 win against the Steelers.

The Eagles went back to the look in the second half and got Brandon Graham a pressure, but the play was negated by a defensive holding penalty. Newly acquired edge rusher Robert Quinn played a handful of snaps in his first game since the Eagles sent a fourth-round pick to the Chicago Bears for him earlier this week. Offensive coordinator Shane Steichen called a play-action pass that led to Zach Pascal being wide open downfield on the opening series of the second half. Aside from a middle-field throw that Fitzpatrick nearly jumped on in the first half, Hurts hardly put the ball in harm’s way. Brown caught the ball in stride for a 27-yard score. Any notion of rust coming off of the bye week was quickly dispelled in the Eagles’ 35-13 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday.

After Hurts threw for 285 yards and four touchdowns on Sunday, it's becoming more difficult to remember any doubts we had about him.

And he threw deep. He threw a lot. He threw early.

The Eagles are still undefeated after stepping over the Steelers and running up the score en route to a seventh victory. By Adam Hermann.

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Jalen Hurts keeps making progress, A.J. Brown had a monster day, and the Eagles moved to 7-0 Sunday with a 35-13 win over the Steelers. By Reuben Frank.

It was good to see the Eagles take a double-digit into halftime and actually build on it in the second half. With the personnel they have, they should be a lot better, but it just seems like every game there are a handful of plays where they just miss a bunch of tackles and a ball carrier picks up 17 yards on a play that should have gone for four. But with Jordan Davis hobbling off the field with a potentially serious injury and facing a possible layoff, the Eagles really need Hargrave to give the Eagles the kind of disruptive play he provided last year. The Steelers don’t run the ball well – they came into play this week 27th with 88 rushing yards per game and 28th at 3.7 yards per carry – but they totaled 144 yards on 24 carries for 6.0 per pop. He truly has the ability to impact the game without getting a ton of carries. He didn’t get a high volume of carries, he only had 10 rushing yards before halftime, but as soon as the Steelers started devoting all their resources to trying to slow down Brown, Shane Steichen began dialing up Sanders, and he delivered. Jalen just feels like he can lob it up to Brown anytime in the end zone no matter what the coverage, and it’s going to be a favorable matchup and Brown is just going to go up and snag it. Hurts threw only two TD passes longer than 25 yards all last year – a 28-yarder to DeVonta Smith against the Chargers and a 36-yarder against the Broncos a week later. It was good to see Javon Hargrave show up with a huge game – two sacks and the forced fumble that Avonte Maddox recovered early in the fourth quarter. He just threw four in one game, joining Sonny Jurgensen and Norm Snead as the third QB in Eagles history with four TD passes of 25 yards or more in a game. Brown is having one of the best seasons ever by an Eagles wide receiver, and he and Hurts are just getting started. They have a rare ability to not look back and not look ahead and focus on the next rep, the next meeting, the next play, and when you do that, you generally don’t get affected by outside noise.

Eagles rookie defensive tackle Jordan Davis, Philadelphia's first-round selection this year, was ruled out of Sunday's game against the Steelers with an ...

The severity of the injury won't be known until Davis undergoes an MRI on Monday morning. Davis was hurt with 3:20 remaining in the first half of the Eagles' 35-13 win after being blocked to the ground by offensive lineman [Eagles](/nfl/team/_/name/phi/philadelphia-eagles) rookie defensive tackle [Jordan Davis](https://www.espn.com/nfl/player/_/id/4381558/jordan-davis) was ruled out of Sunday's [35-13 victory](/nfl/boxscore/_/gameId/401437812) over the [Pittsburgh Steelers](/nfl/team/_/name/pit/pittsburgh-steelers) with an ankle injury.

It was over when: Former Steelers nose tackle Javon Hargrave strip-sacked a scrambling Pickett, whose fumble was recovered by his Pitt teammate Avonte Maddox.

His rough season continues, and regardless of whether Levi Wallace returns from his shoulder injury soon, there might have to be a change in the starting lineup. It might be time to give him more than six carries, given that Harris produced just 32 yards on eight carries and a measly 26 yards on six receptions. The Eagles traded a first-round pick for Brown during the draft, and he wasted no time making Minkah Fitzpatrick look like a rookie. To be fair, he didn’t have much help from his offensive line and was sacked six times, but he finished with 191 yards on 25-of-38 passing plus an interception and lost fumble, both in the fourth quarter. The Eagles came out hot after having last week off, and the frenzied crowd cheered them to an opening-drive touchdown that set the tone for the day. Jalen Hurts capitalized on every defensive mistake by the Steelers, the Eagles defense smothered Kenny Pickett and company early and often, and it’s now a 10-game losing streak in Philadelphia to keep Pittsburgh’s NFL franchise winless since 1965 on this side of the state.

PHILADELPHIA – The bye week was a time for players to relax and reflect on the games that had previously been played before getting some time off.

“I liked his profile as the son of a football coach and his steady demeanor. “We always harp on controlling the things that we can and the importance of that,” Hurts said. The amount of work that Hurts was putting into his game was something that Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin also saw from afar. Hurts said he had time to speak with the coaches during the break about what they saw from the first six games, things they have done well, and the aspects of his game and the offense that could be improved. He just displayed the intangible characteristics of a winner, and that’s been his best resume wherever he’s been. It’s an opportunity for us to learn, and I feel like we did that this week.” Through the first six weeks of the season, Hurts has looked like one of the top quarterbacks in the league. “I had the opportunity to evaluate where we are and where I am personally in the offense. “It’s a different evaluation when you are evaluating guys on the college playing field. One of the players who did that was The road to those goals restarts Sunday afternoon when the Eagles take on the Pittsburgh Steelers at Lincoln Financial Field. It was a re-evaluation moment for me, the team, and the coaches.

Coach Mike Tomlin and defensive tackle Cameron Heyward talked about the loss to the Eagles.

When guys, everybody in our group, when we're not asking the right questions, and we're not taking the accountability and we're not taking on to the practice field and then to the game, there's a dysfunction." We got two weeks to think about this and we got to grow." "But the stuff we can't put up with is the mental mistakes and that needs to get fixed. It's better to look yourself in the mirror and say I gotta get better. But the mental stuff needs to get addressed and that will get addressed. "I just thought the penalty component of it and our inability to keep a lid on it was Steelers vs. Everyone else in the media and fans can say what they want but at the end of the day it's down to us. If you don't keep a lid on it in the NFL, you don't give yourself a chance to play. We got to finish them legally on offense in bounds or otherwise." "Not getting in the right spot, having some procedural penalties, personnel in and out of huddle, all things we can control. We got to keep a lid on it. "From my perspective it's less about what they do and about the things that we're not doing," said Tomlin.

The Eagles remained the only undefeated team in the NFL after their dominant 35-13 victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers at Lincoln Financial Field on Sunday ...

One on fourth-and-three at the Eagles’ 41, when Pickett hit Harris for a nine-yard gain. Defensive end Brandon Graham getting called for a rare “defensive” delay of game, when he tried to trick the Steelers into snapping the ball early on fourth-and-goal at the Eagles’ two. If there is a dent in the Eagles, it could be on special teams. It was Pittsburgh’s first first down of the game and seemed to imbue a sense of confidence into Steelers’ rookie quarterback Kenny Pickett. The Eagles’ defense on the Steelers second drive. The Steelers were one of 11 on third-down conversions—going nine-straight drives at the time preventing the Steelers from getting a first down. That made it 1/12 for the Steelers on third-down conversions and 10-straight times the Eagles stopped them on that critical down. Gardner-Johnson later made his fourth interception of the season on third-and-seven from the Eagles’ 20. Witherspoon had his left hand pulling down on the crux Brown’s left arm—and Brown still had the strength to catch the ball. Hurts was five for seven for 60 yards, leading the Eagles to a 7-0 lead on a nine-play, 68-yard drive. Brown on his mid-air adjustment between Steelers’ strong safety Terrell Edmunds and free safety Minkah Fitzpatrick on his 39-yard touchdown pass from Hurts on the Eagles’ first drive. The Eagles’ first series on defense.

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — A.J. Brown hauled in his third touchdown catch — of the first half — and the Eagles' star receiver peered through his tinted visor at ...

The Eagles play at Houston on Thursday night for what could be the start of a crowded Philly sports week in Texas. Miles Sanders rushed for the touchdown and a 35-13 lead on the next play. Hurts almost matched Marino in the fourth quarter, but Brown was tripped up at the 11 on a 43-yard pass. Brown made an over-the-shoulder grab in the end zone for the third score as Pittsburgh defenders Minkah Fitzpatrick and Ahkello Witherspoon collided with each other. “Those are the types of guys that reach his ceiling,” Eagles coach Nick Sirianni said of Hurts. Brown might still be scoring and taunting in Tennessee had the Titans not felt in the spring his asking price for an extension was too high. One knock on the Eagles this season was their second-half slowdowns. In that season, the Eagles were denied an 8-0 start with a loss to the Steelers. Wide receiver Chase Claypool threw a 1-yard pass to fullback Derek Watt on a trick play in the first quarter for Pittsburgh’s only touchdown. Hurts hit Brown from 39 yards, 27 and 29 yards for a 21-10 halftime lead. He had only two touchdowns entering the game. Their first TD might have been the most impressive.

As Rapoport mentioned, the typical recovery timeframe for that injury is 4-6 weeks, although an MRI will help determine that on Monday.

[Watch on YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXenWaHGZz4Ey4BObUUIyZQ) [Art19](https://art19.com/shows/eagle-eye-philadelphia-eagles) [Stitcher](https://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=183796&refid=stpr) [Spotify](https://open.spotify.com/show/7efTly7UOHBSf8PKhqUmYC) [Apple Podcasts](https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/id1376641140?mt=2) Eventually, Davis was helped to his feet and off the field with some Eagles trainers.

Jordan Davis reportedly suffers high ankle sprain, could go on injured reserve [UPDATES]. The rookie DT was carted to the locker room during the Eagles' win ...

Defensive coordinator Jonathan Gannon was asked if they intended to increase his work load earlier in the season, but he’s been pretty consistent with Davis’ use and part of the defensive front rotation. The rookie was clearly in pain, and he couldn’t put weight on his right leg as he got to the sideline. If the Eagles place Davis on injured reserve prior to Thursday’s game against the Houston Texans, he’ll be eligible to return as soon as Week 13 against the Tennessee Titans.

The Eagles reportedly believe Jordan Davis suffered a high-ankle sprain in Sunday's 35-13 win over the Steelers. By Dave Zangaro.

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The Eagles will have options to assess while their top draft pick Davis could miss a month recovering from an injury suffered in a win against the Steelers.

“But I’m hoping that ain’t the case for him because that boy — he’s been working his butt off. Upon his return to Pittsburgh in 2020, the Eagles lost. “So to see him go down, it hurt a little bit. Quinn is the mild-mannered type and should fit into a locker-room culture that has seemingly accepted all personalities. The bigger Marvin Wilson is on the practice squad and could get a promotion. But despite his postgame appearance and needing a cart to exit the field late in the first half, Davis’ injury isn’t believed to be season-threatening. Quinn joined the Eagles on Thursday after Wednesday’s trade. While Davis averaged only 35% of snaps on defense through the first six games, he was a hulking presence in the base five-man front. The 7-0 Eagles, though, are seemingly as equipped as any team to sustain the loss. He handled nose tackle duties the most last season with 196 snaps over the center. Edwards deflected a pass into the waiting arms of safety C.J. Jordan Davis wore a walking boot on his right leg, but needed crutches as he inched his way across the home locker room at Lincoln Financial Field.

By Mark Kaboly, Mike DeFabo and Zach Berman The Philadelphia Eagles remained undefeated with Sunday's 35-13 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers, improving to ...

Can Kenny Pickett find right balance?](https://theathletic.com/3737970/2022/10/28/steelers-offense-turnovers-big-plays/) Hurts had four touchdown passes against the Steelers and all four went for at least 25 yards. [Kenny Pickett](https://theathletic.com/nfl/player/kenny-pickett-stWwj88awWgSegzc/), didn’t stretch the field, didn’t try to stretch the field, had crushing penalties on offense and special teams and couldn’t cover Brown. If Davis misses an extended period, he would be a difficult player to replace because of the unique role he fills in the run game. The Eagles’ defense limited the Steelers to one touchdown all game in another stellar performance. Davis’ presence allows the Eagles to play more odd-man fronts, and they don’t have another player on the roster who can play nose tackle as well as him. The Eagles relieved Hurts with more than nine minutes remaining in the game, and he plays on Thursday against his hometown His third touchdown came with a second defender closing in on him, and Brown pointed to both after the score. He only needed to run the ball twice. His first touchdown came in between two defenders on a deep ball in the end zone. But any good feeling on that side of the ball went by the wayside. It was a colossal failure all across the board for the Steelers.

Eagles wide receiver A.J. Brown made big plays seemingly every time he touched the ball, finishing with six receptions for 156 yards and three touchdowns. The ...

We have too much talent in here for the record to be what it is and we know that. In that season, that meant stop turning the ball over. "We're shooting ourselves in the foot. Things looked bleak at midseason after a 55-31 throttling at the hands of the Patriots in New England. I don't think I did a good enough job to try to make the play. The Steelers were 1 of 3 scoring touchdowns on red zone trips in this game. "That's the NFL. We have to get guys in space more to get some more run after (the catch), guys catching the ball on the move. In this game, all 13 of the Steelers' points came on those long drives. Only in this game, it wasn't just the Steelers' lack of playmaking offensively that stood out. It's good to stay on the field and control the football and chew some clock up. On his final chance, he caught the ball on Bradberry, only to have it jar loose when he landed on the ground.

Miami Dolphins 31–27 Detroit Lions · Chicago Bears 29–49 Dallas Cowboys · Green Bay Packers 17-27 Buffalo Bills · New York Giants 13–27 Seattle Seahawks · New ...

It was Henry’s fourth straight 200-yard game against the Texans, making him the first player in NFL history to have at least 150 yards and two touchdowns on the ground in four consecutive games against the same opponent. Wilson finished 18 for 30 for 252 yards with a touchdown and interception. New York (6-2) saw their four-game win streak snapped entering their bye week and lost ground to undefeated Philadelphia in the NFC East — largely because the Seahawks corralled Saquon Barkley, who was held to a season-low 53 yards on 20 carries and had three catches for nine yards. But Moore ripped off his helmet during a raucous celebration in the end zone, resulting in a 15-yard unsportsmanlike conduct penalty. Derrick Henry dominated the Houston Texans again, running for 219 yards and two touchdowns. Tony Pollard ran for 131 yards and three TDs with Ezekiel Elliott sidelined by a right knee injury as the Cowboys (6-2) made it 2-for-2 in a four-game stretch against the NFC North. Devin McCourty had two of the Patriots’ three interceptions of Zach Wilson, Nick Folk kicked five field goals against his former team and Belichick’s side slowed the surprising Jets, who had won four in a row. David Montgomery fumbled in the open field after a catch in the third quarter, and Parsons fell on the loose ball. Alvin Kamara scored his first three touchdowns of the season, and the New Orleans Saints shut out the Las Vegas Raiders. The Lions (1-6) have lost five in a row. In that season, the Eagles were denied an 8-0 start with a loss to the Steelers Pittsburgh (2-6) offered no resistance this time once Hurts and Brown turned the Linc into their own pitch-and-catch playground. The Dolphins (5-3) have won two straight since Tagovailoa returned from a concussion.

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — A.J. Brown hauled in his third touchdown catch — of the first half — and the Eagles' star receiver peered through his tinted visor a.

The Eagles play at Houston on Thursday night for what could be the start of a crowded Philly sports week in Texas. Miles Sanders rushed for the touchdown and a 35-13 lead on the next play. Hurts almost matched Marino in the fourth quarter, but Brown was tripped up at the 11 on a 43-yard pass. Brown made an over-the-shoulder grab in the end zone for the third score as Pittsburgh defenders Minkah Fitzpatrick and Ahkello Witherspoon collided with each other. “Those are the types of guys that reach his ceiling,” Eagles coach Nick Sirianni said of Hurts. Brown might still be scoring and taunting in Tennessee had the Titans not felt in the spring his asking price for an extension was too high. One knock on the Eagles this season was their second-half slowdowns. In that season, the Eagles were denied an 8-0 start with a loss to the Steelers. Wide receiver Chase Claypool threw a 1-yard pass to fullback Derek Watt on a trick play in the first quarter for Pittsburgh’s only touchdown. Hurts hit Brown from 39 yards, 27 and 29 yards for a 21-10 halftime lead. He had only two touchdowns entering the game. Their first TD might have been the most impressive.