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Jalen Hurts accounted for 335 total yards and three touchdowns, while both A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith each went for more than 100 yards as the Eagles extended their win streak to a franchise-record 10 straight games in a dominant victory over the AFC North-leading Steelers.

Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts takes advantage of an open middle of the field on a 23-yard quarterback-designed run.

Eagles running back Kenneth Gainwell's third-down catch and run nets first-down yardage and sets the Eagles up inside the Pittsburgh Steelers' 5-yard line.

Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts and wide receiver DeVonta Smith pick up first down yardage on a second-and-20 play.

The Eagles kick off the fourth quarter with a Brotherly Shove TD as Jalen Hurts scores from 1 yard out to take a 27-13 lead.

Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts throws his second touchdown pass of the day on a 2-yard goal-line route to Eagles' wide receiver DeVonta Smith.

Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts and wide receiver A.J. Brown show they are on the same page on a 20-yard back shoulder completion.

A.J. Brown gives the Eagles the lead in the first quarter with a 5-yard touchdown catch over the middle from Jalen Hurts.

Eagles outside linebacker Josh Sweat gets around his blocker and to Pittsburgh Steelers' quarterback Russell Wilson for an 11-yard sack.

Eagles running back Kenneth Gainwell puts a spin move on a Pittsburgh Steelers' defender and keeps going to pick up first-down yardage on a third down.

The head coach recaps the decisive win over the Steelers.

The quarterback discusses his outstanding performance in Sunday's 27-13 win over the Steelers.

The Eagles dominated the AFC North leaders to win a franchise-record 10th straight game win and inch closer to an NFC East Division crown.

Philadelphia scored the most points in an NFC Championship Game to upend the Commanders and advance to Super Bowl LIX!

The Eagles picked up a franchise-record 10th straight victory.

Reed Blankenship and Sydney Brown are back in the lineup after missing last week's game.

Since Week 6, these are two of the best teams in the NFL in terms of record, points scored, point differential, turnover margin, and time of possession. This is going to be a fantastic intrastate matchup with a playoff atmosphere.

The Eagles play at Lincoln Financial Field for a second straight week. Find out how to catch the action here.

Britain Covey will miss a second straight game. Reed Blankenship and Sydney Brown are good to go after missing the Panthers game.

The Eagles lead the NFC East with an 11-2 record. The Steelers pace the AFC North with a 10-3 record. Philadelphia can set a franchise record with its 10th straight win. Pittsburgh has not won in Philadelphia since 1965. The Eagles have never beaten quarterback Russell Wilson. Something has to give in this Sunday afternoon showdown at Lincoln Financial Field.

The Battle of Pennsylvania is upon us and the Eagles arrived to Lincoln Financial Field looking the part ahead of this marquee matchup. Check out the Eagles' Sunday best ahead of kickoff.

Building upon the team's End Philly Gun Violence initiative, the Eagles have launched the next phase of their fully integrated A Fan of Change campaign. Entitled Join the Team, this year's campaign, in partnership with Children's Hospital of Philadelphia's Center for Violence Prevention, highlights the social justice grant recipients, community members, Eagles players, and fans who are all channeling their energy to inspire change.

Check out exclusive photos from the team's practices and workouts as the Eagles continue their preparations for the Steelers on Sunday.