After turning the ball over five times against the Los Angeles Chargers on Monday Night Football, Eagles QB Jalen Hurts bounced back with three TD passes and zero turnovers. Yes, it was the Raiders, but the Eagles rose in the latest NFL.com power rankings with their ninth win of the season, albeit just one spot.

The Eagles win was the fastest that any game has been played since 1993 when the Cowboys beat the Cardinals, 17-10, in a game that also took exactly two hours and 31 minutes.

The Rams' clash with the Seahawks will have significant implications in the races for the NFC West and the top seed in the conference.

Heading into Week 16, the NFL is starting to really heat up with playoff spots on the line. A look at our latest power rankings:

Over his last three games, Mitchell has been targeted eight times, allowing just three catches for 15 yards. He's undoubtedly a first-team All-Pro, and arguably the best cornerback in football this year.

Former NFL quarterback believes Jalen Hurts could be so much better if the Eagles implement a new style of offense more often.

Everyone can breathe a small sigh of relief in Philadelphia. The Philadelphia Eagles got back on track in Week 15 with a shutout win over the Las Vegas Raiders, and both sides of the ball found consistent and imminent success all day long.

Their playoff hopes are two inches from being over. All that's needed is one final nail to be driven into the coffin. Dallas has one shot at making the dance, and those who self-identify as Eagles fans have to feel good about their team's chances of delivering the knockout punch.