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Eagles vs. Chargers final score, results: Jalen Hurts has career-high 5 turnovers in Eagles OT loss to Chargers

Eagles vs. Chargers final score, results: Jalen Hurts has career-high 5 turnovers in Eagles OT loss to Chargers

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It was … definitely a football game.

Overall, the contest was a tough watch, but the Los Angeles Chargers came away with a 22-19 overtime win over the Philadelphia Eagles.

Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert had surgery on his non-throwing hand a week ago. He was then sacked a career-high seven times and took several big hits. Herbert also led the Chargers in rushing with 66 yards on 10 carries. Los Angeles was powered by kicker Cameron Dicker, who connected on five field goals.

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While Herbert’s effort was impressive, given his injured left hand, the story of the game was the Eagles’ offense, yet again. To sum it up, quarterback Jalen Hurts became the first player since 1972 to have two turnovers on the same play. Hurts threw an interception, then the defender fumbled the return, which Hurts recovered, but Hurts then fumbled the ball. He had five total turnovers in the game, including four interceptions, including the pick in overtime that led to the loss. 

The Chargers are now 9-4 and sitting in second place in the AFC West. The Eagles drop to 8-5. They still lead the NFC East, but the Dallas Cowboys trail them by only two games, and Philadelphia has been unable to create any cushion in the division.

The Sporting News tracked scores, updates and highlights as the Eagles take on the Chargers in Week 14’s “Monday Night Football” game. 

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Eagles vs. Chargers final score

 

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Eagles vs. Chargers updates, scores, highlights from Week 14 ‘Monday Night Football’

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11:47 p.m. — Barkley picked up four on first down. Hurts had an incompletion, unable to connect with Brown. The quarterback picked up the first down with his legs, but Philadelphia was flagged for holding, so it came back. 

After the penalty, Hurts hit Smith for a gain of 28 yards. After a run for no gain, a six-yard completion and an incompletion, the Eagles faced fourth and four. It was too far for Elliott, so the offense stayed on the field. Los Angeles got flagged for a neutral zone infraction which gave Philadelphia an automatic first down. 

With the fresh set of downs, Goedert had a gain of three, followed by a gain of 16. Hurts was pressured and forced a throw. It was tipped and picked for his fourth interception of the game, this one ending the game. 

FIELD GOAL — Chargers 22, Eagles 19

11:37 p.m. — The Eagles won the toss and elected to kick. The Chargers started with the ball. Herbert started the drive with a 12-yard rush. Hampton picked up 18 yards to get into Philadelphia territory. After a stuffed run and an incompletion, Herbert got pressured and was tackled from behind when scrambling to set up fourth down. 

Dicker had a 54-yard field goal attempt and made it. 

End of regulation

11:28 p.m. — With three seconds left, the Eagles opted to kneel and go to overtime.  

FIELD GOAL — Chargers 19, Eagles 19

11:27 p.m. — The Chargers take over with 2:11 left in the game. They have one timeout left and the two-minute warning to stop the clock. Herbert scrambled on first down and had an incomplete pass. The QB threw a long pass to McConkey, but it fell incomplete, bringing up the two-minute warning. 

Herbert had an incompletion, but the Eagles got flagged for defensive pass interference. The quarterback scrambled for a gain of seven. Vidal carried the ball up the middle to get Los Angeles a fresh set of downs and across the 50-yard line. Herbert quickly threw an out to Allen for a gain of six. 

After an incompletion, Herbert ran up the middle for an important first down. Los Angeles still has its timeout, and with 30 seconds left in the game, Herbert ran for a gain of nine. Los Angeles then chose to use the timeout with 21 seconds left. 

Herbert threw the ball away, and there are 15 seconds left in regulation. After another incompletion, Dicker was facing a 46-yard attempt. He nailed it, and the Eagles will take over with eight seconds left in the game. 

FIELD GOAL — Eagles 19, Chargers 16

11:14 p.m. — Barkley picks up one yard on first down, but then Hurts finds Brown for a gain of 15. He found him again, gaining 19. After a loss of one, the Chargers take their second timeout of the half. Hurts then aired the ball out to the endzone, but the pass was knocked away from Brown. 

On third and 11, Hurts had a quick throw to Smith, who dropped the ball. Elliott attempted a 44-yard field goal, and he middled it to put Philly on top. 

11:06 p.m. — The Chargers took over with 5:46 left in the game. After a loss of one for Vidal, Herbert scrambled for four. The QB tried to scramble and get out of the pocket on third down, but he was sacked for the seventh time in the game. It is the most Herbert has been sacked in a game in his career. 

Los Angeles punted the ball back.

11:01 p.m. — Hurts started the next drive, connecting with Smith for a gain of two. After a one-yard run and an incompletion, the Eagles punted the ball back to the Chargers. 

FIELD GOAL — Chargers 16, Eagles 16

10:56 p.m. — Herbert was sacked on the first play of the drive. The Chargers ran the ball three times for 12 yards and then Herbert had a 10-yard completion. After an incompletion that set up fourth down, Dicker hit a 31-yard field goal to tie the game. 

10:51 p.m. — Hurts had a 19-yard completion, but then tried to hit Brown, but the pass deflected off his wide receiver and was intercepted. This is the third time that Hurts has had three INTs in a game in his career. 

10:45 p.m. — Herbert connects with Ladd McConkey for a gain of 12 yards. The quarterback had to keep it himself later in the drive and he picked up four. Herbert missed Vidal down the field on third and long and the Chargers elected to punt. 

TOUCHDOWN — Eagles 16, Chargers 13

10:38 p.m. — Philadelphia’s next drive started with a five-yard penalty by Los Angeles. After an incompletion and a four-yard completion to Goedert, the fourth quarter began.

On the first play of the fourth quarter, Barkley broke off a 52-yard touchdown run. 

10:29 p.m. — Herbert scrambles on the first play and gets obliterated by two defenders. He fumbles, but the Chargers recover it. After a ten-yard penalty, he got sacked again. Vidal picked up a few on third and long, but Los Angeles decided to punt. 

FIELD GOAL — Chargers 13, Eagles 9

10:23 p.m. — Hurts starts the drive with a 26-yard connection to Brown. He then had an incompletion, and Barkley lost four yards on a rush. Hurts hit Brown again, this time for six yards to set up a 54-yarder for Elliott. He made it. 

FIELD GOAL — Chargers 13, Eagles 6

10:17 p.m. — Hampton starts the second half off with a rush for no gain. Herbert scrambled for five yards to pick up a first down after Vidal had six yards. Herbert then found Quentin Johnston for a gain of eight yards. Later in the drive, Herbert dodges pass rushers and gets out into space and rushes for a 16-yard gain.

It looked like the Chargers were going to have to settle for a 36-yard field goal, but the Eagles were flagged for leverage on the attempt. Even with the fresh set of downs, Los Angeles couldn’t do anything, and Dicker ended the drive with a 34-yard field goal. 

END OF HALF

9:48 p.m. — After a personal foul on Los Angeles, the Eagles were automatically in field goal range. Hurts started the drive with an incomplete pass. With only five seconds on the clock, Elliott attempted a 48-yard field goal, but missed it wide left. 

9:45 p.m. — The Chargers got the ball with 43 seconds left. Herbert had an incompletion and then found Keenan Allen for a gain of six. Herbert then got his arm hit while throwing, and the pass came out wobbly. It resulted in an interception.

FIELD GOAL — Chargers 10, Eagles 6

9:41 p.m. — Barkley finally got into a groove. He ran for 30 yards over four plays before Hurts found Brown for a gain of 11. After the two-minute warning, Tank Bigsby picked up four. Goedert got the Eagles to the goal line with an 11-yard reception. 

Barkley got stuffed on first down. Hurts hit Brown for a touchdown, but it came back due to a holding call. After an incompletion, Hurts was hit as he threw and the ball fell to the turf. 

On fourth down, Elliott knocked through a 30-yard attempt. 

9:26 p.m. — On the first play of the drive, Herbert was sacked and fumbled the ball. The Eagles recovered it and took over on their 42-yard line. 

By throwing an interception and then forcing a fumble, the Eagles actually GAINED 14 yards. 

9:24 p.m. — Hurts starts the drive with an incomplete pass, but then follows it up with an interception. The Chargers will take over at the Philadelphia 30-yard line. 

FIELD GOAL — Chargers 10, Eagles 3

9:22 p.m. — Vidal started the drive with an eight-yard run. Herbert threw an 18-yard pass to Tre Harris. After a six-yard run, a zero-yard run and a sack, Cameron Dicker hit a 45-yard field goal to extend Los Angeles’ lead. 

9:13 p.m. — Barkley lost a yard on the first play of the drive. The Eagles got bailed out after illegal contact gave them a fresh set of downs, but Hurts took a shot from the defense. 

After the penalty, Hurts had three consecutive completions for a combined 34 yards to get into Los Angeles territory. The drive ended on a bizarre play. Hurts threw an interception. The Chargers defender then fumbled and it was recovered by Hurts, who then fumbled it again and it was recovered by the Chargers. 

9:02 p.m. — Hampton began the drive with a 15-yard gain. Herbert scrambled and picked up five, but then had an incompletion to set up third and 15 after a holding call. Another incompletion led the Chargers to a punt of their own. 

8:55 p.m. — After a Barkley loss of one and Hurts connecting with Smith for six yards, the quarter ended. Hurts had another incomplete pass and the Eagles went three-and-out, punting back to the Chargers. 

8:47 p.m. — Herbert had a defender draped all over him, but still got the pass off to Hampton for a gain of seven. The running back lost four yards on the next play setting up third and seven. After a false start, the Eagles jumped offsides negating a Herbert interception.

Herbert had an incomplete pass on third down and the Chargers punted. 

FIELD GOAL — Chargers 7, Eagles 3

8:38 p.m. — Barkley started the drive with back-to-back runs totaling 29 yards between them. After a penalty and an incompletion, Barkley picked up eight yards before Goedert was again Hurt’s saving grace and came down with a 13-yard pass. 

Hurts was forced to scramble twice for a total of one yard and then he hit DeVonta Smith for a gain of only one. Jake Elliott nailed the 41-yard field foal to get Philly on the board. 

TOUCHDOWN — Chargers 7, Eagles 0

8:28 p.m. — Herbert took his first snap from the shotgun. He had an incomplete pass on second down. Herbert then found Vidal on a check-down, and the running back found space and picked up 60 yards.

Hampton picked up 11 yards on his first carry of the game. Herbert didn’t have any problems throwing a four-yard touchdown to Hampton on the opening drive. 

8:20 p.m. — The Chargers won the toss and elected to defer, so the Eagles will start with the ball. Hurts had all day to throw on the first play of the game, and he aired it out for AJ Brown, but the QB barely overthrew him and he couldn’t bring it in. Philadelphia got a fresh set of downs thanks to a nine-yard reception by Dallas Goedert. 

Philadelphia couldn’t do anything with its second set of downs as Hurts was sacked for a loss of nine on third down. The Eagles punted and Herbert will debut his glove on his non-throwing hand. 

Pre-game

8:10 p.m. — Eagles QB Jalen Hurts hypes up his team before the game. 

7:45 p.m. — It remains to be seen if Hampton will be on a snap count in his first game back. The running backs for the Chargers figure to be Hampton, Haskins and Kimani Vidal.

7:25 p.m. — Inactives for the game have been released. Herbert is active for the Chargers.

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7:20 p.m. — The Chargers will be wearing blue jerseys and blue pants with white helmets. 

The Eagles will counter with white jerseys and white pants, with green helmets. 

6:30 p.m. — Herbert is warming up with a padded glove on his surgically repaired left hand. 

6:15 p.m. — Despite this game being between teams from different conferences, the result will still impact the overall playoff race heading into Week 15. 

No matter if the Eagles win or lose, they will remain the No. 3 seed in the playoffs and atop the NFC East. A loss, though, will keep the gap between Philadelphia and the Dallas Cowboys at only two games. 

If the Chargers win, they will overtake the Buffalo Bills for the No. 5 seed in the AFC playoff picture and will trail the division-leading Denver Broncos by only two games. If the Chargers lose, they will enter a three-way tie at 8-5 with the Houston Texans and the Indianapolis Colts. Based on NFL tiebreakers, Los Angeles would fall out of the playoff picture and be the No. 8 seed. 

6:00 p.m. — There are several storylines heading into this game for the Chargers’ offense. We are about 45 minutes from learning Justin Herbert’s official game status, and the backfield will already be getting a boost. 

Ahead of the game, running backs Omarion Hampton and Hasaan Haskins have been activated from injured reserve. Hampton, Los Angeles’ first round pick in 2025, hasn’t played since Week 5. 

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Where to watch Eagles vs. Chargers

Eagles vs. Chargers start time

  • Date: Monday, December 8
  • Start time: 8:15 p.m. ET

Week 14’s “Monday Night Football” game between the Eagles and the Chargers will be held at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California. Kickoff is set for 8:15 p.m. ET/5:15 p.m. PT with Joe Buck on the play-by-play and Troy Aikman handling the color commentary. Lisa Salters and Laura Rutledge will serve as the sideline reporters. 

What channel is Eagles vs. Chargers on today?

  • Date: Monday, December 8
  • TV channel: ABC, ESPN, ESPN2
  • Live stream: ESPN+, Fubo

The Week 14 game between the Eagles and the Chargers will air on ESPN, ABC and ESPN2. While ESPN and ABC will have regular broadcasts for the game. Rather than a “Manningcast” this week, ESPN2 will instead air a “Monsters Inc.” version of the game.

Live stream options include Fubo and the ESPN App. Fubo carries ABC and ESPN in its channel lineup, and is currently offering a free trial. 

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Eagles remaining 2025 schedule

Here are the Eagles’ remaining 2025 regular-season games.

Week Opponent Time (ET) TV
15 vs. Raiders 1 p.m. Fox
16 at Commanders (Saturday) 5 p.m. Fox
17 at Bills 4:25 p.m. Fox
18 vs. Commanders TBD TBD

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Chargers remaining 2025 schedule

Here are the Chargers’ remaining 2025 regular-season games. 

Week Opponent Time (ET) TV
15 at Chiefs 1 p.m. CBS
16 Cowboys 1 p.m. Fox
17 vs. Texans TBD TBD
18 at Broncos TBD TBD

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