The Philadelphia Eagles snagged their eighth consecutive win in a gridiron clash against the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday, pulling off a 24-19 triumph that further cemented their place atop the NFC East with a 10-2 record. This bit of dominance provided us with FOX29. The victory was anchored by a tenacious defensive performance that tamed the top-ranked offense of the Ravens, along with an offensive push led by Saquon Barkley, who clocked in a 25-yard touchdown run in the latter part of the game, sealing the deal for Philly.

Coverage woes and a series of miss-kicks plagued Baltimore's star kicker Justin Tucker, who missed not only two field goals but also an extra point, contributing to the Ravens' tumble in the AFC North standings, now trailing 1.5 games behind Pittsburgh, the details of Tucker's uncharacteristic missteps sourced from CBS News Philadelphia. The game spoke much for the Eagles' resilience as they overturned an early 9-point deficit to assert their dominance, punctuated by Jalen Hurts connecting with Dallas Goedert for a touchdown, then executing his 1-yard sneak for another score.

Fans at M&T Bank Stadium witnessed what was touted as a heavyweight rushing about between Barkley of the Eagles and Derrick Henry of the Ravens, which,h according to PhiladelphiaEagles.com, was a battle that didn't quite live up to the billing. However, Barkley's fourth-quarter contributions pushed him to a total of 107 yards rushing against Henry's 82. The Eagles' offense, lauded for its grit, churned out a cumulative 141 yards on running plays in a game described as a physical ordeal that tested each team's mettle.

A crucial field position play was Braden Mann's 58-yard punt that cornered Baltimore at their 1-yard line. It turned the tide for a Philly team that didn't see the scoreboard until after that critical play, a strategic maneuver acknowledged by CBS News Philadelphia. While the Eagles celebrated their triumph, injuries did cast a shadow over their moment of glory, with key players like WR DeVonta Smith, S Reed Blankenship, and WR Britain Covey having left the field due to various injuries and a knee issue for Dallas Goedert that might raise some eyebrows for the Philly faithful.

Looking forward after their Sunday stint, the Eagles have their sights set on hosting the Carolina Panthers, while the Ravens aim to regroup during their bye week before facing the New York Giants on December 15th. FOX29 noted these upcoming matchups. With the season unfolding, Philly's continued focus and the coaching staff's penchant for timely adjustments seem to be the keystones to their winning streak and future endeavors in an increasingly competitive NFL landscape.