The Washington Redskins lost a game well within their grasp Sunday afternoon in Philadelphia.
By losing to the Eagles 24-27, Washington tied a franchise record for longest road game losing streak at nine in a row. The 1960-61 Redskins also hold that honor.
The Eagles battled back and outscored the Redskins in the final quarter 11-3 to secure the victory.
Donavan McNabb completed 21 of 35 passing attempts for 260 yards, one touchdown and an interception.
Eagles WR DeSean Jackson caught two passes and found the end zone before being taken out of the game with an injury. (more on Jackson’s injury)
Jason Campbell had a decent game for the Redskins as the team relied heavily on his arm with the team’s banged up backfield.
He completed 22 of 37 passing attempts, threw for 231 yards, two touchdowns and two interceptions.
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