D.K. Metcalf goes off as Seahawks cruise past Eagles on ‘MNF’ | Recap | CBS Sports HQ

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The Philadelphia Eagles defense came to play on Monday night against the Seattle Seahawks, keeping Week 12’s NFC showdown in reach for much of the evening. D.K. Metcalf still had an illustrious performance working against Darius Slay, however, and more importantly, Doug Pederson, Carson Wentz and the Eagles’ own offense sputtered once again. Russell Wilson, on the other hand, did enough to capitalize on Philly’s putrid showing with the ball in its hands, helping lead Seattle to a 23-17 victory.

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