Eagles vs. Steelers: Last-second field goal gives Pittsburgh the win

According to the SB Nation blog Bleeding Green Nation, after the game Vick had no explanation for the fumbles and he really didn’t need any.

Overall, Vick fumbled the ball four times and lost two in the loss. The most important came in the first quarter when Vick fumbled the ball while diving for a touchdown near the goal line. The ball was recovered by Pittsburgh and squandered any chance of Philadelphia earning any points.

The game was one of missed opportunities for the Eagles, who squandered many chances to score points. The most important came in the first quarter when Vick fumbled the ball while diving for a touchdown when the game was still 0-0. Vick also lost another fumble on the afternoon.

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It was the first time today that Vick had a play that was not a turnover. Okay, maybe that’s not true, but after two critical fumbles earlier in the game it sure felt that way. Vick does now have two touchdown passes without an interception and the Eagles lead 14-13 in Pittsburgh.

Woodley had some troubles with his hamstring last year, so this is a development fans will want to keep an eye on.

In the game on Sunday, Woodley had been quiet before leaving, as he did not register a tackle or any other defensive stat.

Injuries are always bad news for NFL teams, but when it involves your all-world safety, it can be game-changing.

As of right now, Polamalu’s return is questionable.

Michael Vick still has three more quarters to try and extend that lead even further.

Philadelphia will be without wideout Riley Cooper, tackle Nate Menkin, and many others against Pittsburgh this afternoon. The Steelers, on the other hand, will be without running back Jonathan Dwyer, linebacker Adrian Robinson, guard Kelvin Beachum and others.

Per an official team release via Twitter, the inactives for Pittsburgh are as follows

This will be the first time the two teams have met in the regular season since 2008 when the Eagles beat the Steelers, 15-6. In early August, the Eagles defeated the Steelers, 24-23, in a preseason game at Lincoln Financial Field.

Game Date/Time: Sunday, Oct. 7, at 1 p.m. ET.

Pittsburgh has some more believers at CBSsports.com, with five of the eight men siding with the home team against the spread. When picking straight up, only the prediction machine went with the Eagles.