2004 · Conference Championships · Game 1

Pregame

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Conference Championships: Atlanta Falcons travel to face Philadelphia Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field, one win from a Super Bowl berth. Kickoff: Sun January 23, 2005 at 3:08pm. Winner advances to the Super Bowl. Loser carries one of the year's hardest what-ifs into the offseason.[1][2]

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Atlanta Falcons at Philadelphia Eagles in the Conference Championships, with a Super Bowl berth on the line. The conference title round is the one that turns nameplates into legacy. For Philadelphia Eagles, the home crowd at Lincoln Financial Field is asked to be a player; for Atlanta Falcons, the road environment is supposed to be the test that breaks lesser teams. Coaches will lean on what worked all year. Players will lean on what their bodies have left in them.

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Atlanta Falcons and Philadelphia Eagles have outlasted everyone else in their conference. One walks out of Lincoln Financial Field with the conference title; the other walks out with a brutal what-if. Around the league, coaches are watching tape on both staffs for next year's prep. Every Super Bowl-bound team starts the offseason as the team to beat.

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Atlanta Falcons versus Philadelphia Eagles in the Conference Championships. The teams who reach this round have already proven they survive a long schedule; the stats that matter most now are the ones that compress: scoring differential, red-zone efficiency, turnover margin. At this stage of the year, the simple math is that defenses tighten and the team that protects the ball wins more often than the team that scores the most. Whichever side of Atlanta Falcons-Philadelphia Eagles cleans up the careless plays first usually walks out with the result. Conservative-game expectations should not surprise the reader; both staffs know exactly what worked all season and will lean hard on what travels. The early answer is the kicking game, where any swing of field position compounds.

League standings entering Week 18

Standings as of kickoff, Week 18 (no future-game spoilers)

Around the league

  • Best record league-wide: Pittsburgh Steelers (15-1).

AFC

AFC East

TeamRecStrk
New England Patriots14-2W2
New York Jets10-6L2
Buffalo Bills9-7L1
Miami Dolphins4-12L1

AFC North

TeamRecStrk
Pittsburgh Steelers15-1W14
Baltimore Ravens9-7W1
Cincinnati Bengals8-8W2
Cleveland Browns4-12W1

AFC South

TeamRecStrk
Indianapolis Colts12-4L1
Jacksonville Jaguars9-7W1
Houston Texans7-9L1
Tennessee Titans5-11W1

AFC West

TeamRecStrk
San Diego Chargers12-4W1
Denver Broncos10-6W2
Kansas City Chiefs7-9L1
Oakland Raiders5-11L2

NFC

NFC West

TeamRecStrk
Seattle Seahawks9-7W2
St. Louis Rams8-8W2
Arizona Cardinals6-10--
San Francisco 49ers2-14L3

NFC East

TeamRecStrk
Philadelphia Eagles13-3L2
Dallas Cowboys6-10L1
New York Giants6-10W1
Washington Redskins6-10W1

NFC North

TeamRecStrk
Green Bay Packers10-6W2
Minnesota Vikings8-8L2
Detroit Lions6-10L1
Chicago Bears5-11L4

NFC South

TeamRecStrk
Atlanta Falcons11-5L2
New Orleans Saints8-8W4
Carolina Panthers7-9L1
Tampa Bay Buccaneers5-11L4

Game video

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Game info

Roof
outdoors
Surface
grass
Weather
17°F, 62% humidity, wind 26 mph
Vegas line
Philadelphia Eagles -6
Over/Under
37 (push)

Score

Reveal through:

Atlanta Falcons None, Philadelphia Eagles None

1234T
Atlanta Falcons01000010101010
Philadelphia Eagles7767714202727

Scoring plays

Q1

TeamPlayScore
EaglesDorsey Levens 4 yard rush ( David Akers kick)0-7

Q2

TeamPlayScore
FalconsJay Feely 23 yard field goal3-7
EaglesChad Lewis 3 yard pass from Donovan McNabb ( David Akers kick)3-14
FalconsWarrick Dunn 10 yard rush ( Jay Feely kick)10-14

Q3

TeamPlayScore
EaglesDavid Akers 31 yard field goal10-17
EaglesDavid Akers 34 yard field goal10-20

Q4

TeamPlayScore
EaglesChad Lewis 2 yard pass from Donovan McNabb ( David Akers kick)10-27

Recap

AI summary, sourced from 1 period article (Pro-Football-Reference)

Philadelphia Eagles defeated Atlanta Falcons 27-10 at Lincoln Financial Field in the Conference Championships. The final scoring play was Eagles: Chad Lewis 2 yard pass from Donovan McNabb ( David Akers kick). Top line of the day: Donovan McNabb: 180 pass yards on 17-of-26, 2 TD, 0 INT. Philadelphia Eagles advance to the Super Bowl.[1][2]

AI summary, sourced from 1 period article (Pro-Football-Reference)

Philadelphia Eagles walked out of Lincoln Financial Field as the team that survived a Conference Championships Atlanta Falcons will replay in its head for the entire offseason. The scoreboard says 27-10. The final scoring play came from Eagles: Chad Lewis 2 yard pass from Donovan McNabb ( David Akers kick). Whether it was the game-decider or just the period at the end of the sentence depends on what the camera caught earlier. Philadelphia Eagles are bound for the Super Bowl.

AI summary, sourced from 1 period article (Pro-Football-Reference)

Philadelphia Eagles 27, Atlanta Falcons 10. Round: Conference Championships. Attendance: 67717. Q1: 1 scoring play. Q2: 3 scoring plays. Q3: 2 scoring plays. Q4: 1 scoring play. Top performers:
- Donovan McNabb: 180 pass yards on 17-of-26, 2 TD, 0 INT
- Brian Westbrook: 96 rush yards on 16 carries
- Greg Lewis: 2 catches for 65 yards

AI summary, sourced from 1 period article (Pro-Football-Reference)

Conference Championships, played at Lincoln Financial Field. Final: Atlanta Falcons 10, Philadelphia Eagles 27, with Philadelphia Eagles taking the result by 17. **First quarter**

- Eagles: Dorsey Levens 4 yard rush ( David Akers kick)

Second quarter

- Falcons: Jay Feely 23 yard field goal
- Eagles: Chad Lewis 3 yard pass from Donovan McNabb ( David Akers kick)
- Falcons: Warrick Dunn 10 yard rush ( Jay Feely kick)

Third quarter

- Eagles: David Akers 31 yard field goal
- Eagles: David Akers 34 yard field goal

Fourth quarter

- Eagles: Chad Lewis 2 yard pass from Donovan McNabb ( David Akers kick)

Top performers

- Donovan McNabb: 180 pass yards on 17-of-26, 2 TD, 0 INT
- Brian Westbrook: 96 rush yards on 16 carries
- Greg Lewis: 2 catches for 65 yards

Box score

FalconsEagles
Team totals
First Downs1422
Total Yards202326
Turnovers10
Passing
Comp/Att11/2418/27
Pass yards136183
Pass TD02
Interceptions10
Sacks taken42
Sack yards lost3313
Net pass yards103170
Rushing
Rushes2633
Rush yards99156
Rush TD11
Discipline
Fumbles12
Fumbles lost00
Penalties56
Penalty yards2459

Passing

PlayerC/AYdsTDIntRate
ATL
Michael Vick11/2413601
PHI
Donovan McNabb17/2618020
Koy Detmer1/1300

Rushing

PlayerAttYdsTDLong
ATL
Warrick Dunn1559110
Michael Vick426013
T.J. Duckett71405
PHI
Brian Westbrook1696036
Donovan McNabb103208
Dorsey Levens61814
Greg Lewis110010

Receiving

PlayerRecYdsTDLong
ATL
Alge Crumpler449031
Peerless Price237023
Brian Finneran129029
Dez White1707
Michael Jenkins1707
Warrick Dunn1404
Fred McCrary1303
PHI
Greg Lewis265045
Brian Westbrook539014
L.J. Smith121021
Freddie Mitchell220013
Chad Lewis420212
Todd Pinkston113013
Josh Parry1303
Dorsey Levens2204

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