The Philadelphia Eagles got some good news in the lead-up to their Week 11 matchup against the Detroit Lions, but it changed quickly on Sunday. Philadelphia is

As kickoff approaches, we're examining four keys for the Eagles' offense against the Lions' defense in Week 11 on NBC's Sunday Night Football.

Philadelphia Eagles special teams sense a Detroit Lions trick play and stuff linebacker Grant Stuard for a turnover on downs.

The pivotal matchup in the Detroit Lions’ Week 11 clash with the Philadelphia Eagles centers squarely on Detroit’s offensive line vs. Philadelphia’s defensive front.

With the second half set to begin, we're looking at at takeaways and observation from the first half as the Eagles hold a 13-6 lead over the Lions

Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie didn’t address receiver A.J. Brown’s social media complaints behind closed doors. Lurie and the disgruntled veteran had a 10-minute meeting on the field during Thursday’s practice to work through Brown’s public frustration over his role in Philadelphia’s offense, a senior team official told ESPN’s Sal Paolantonio.

The Eagles have taken an early 3-0 lead over the Lions off of a takeaway. Lions quarterback Jared Goff threw just his third interception of the season on Detroit’s third play from scrimmage, as Jordan Davis tipped a pass at the line and Cooper DeJean picked it off.

First-year offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo has also drawn criticism at various points of the season. Yet, Jalen Hurts is the starting quarterback, and Philadelphia’s passing attack hasn’t been good enough either. While the Eagles are winning, Hurts has five games with fewer than 200 passing yards this season.