Then the Eagles responded. A big pass to A.J. Brown helped kickstart a drive that ended in a Jalen Hurts 3-yard touchdown pass to Dallas Goedert, and the visitors took the lead on their very next possession, when they got down the field with chunk plays through the air but finished off the drive with four straight "Tush Pushes."

The Vikings are playing coy, making JJ McCarthy and Carson Wentz available to media despite both QBs dealing with injuries before the Eagles.

The Eagles were dealt a reality check on Thursday night when the reigning Super Bowl champs suffered a startling 34-17 loss to the Giants. If they weren’t already clear through five games, if winning temporarily washed them away, the Eagles’ deepest flaws were on full display.

After a 4-0 start that included four wins that could have gone either way, the Eagles lost two games in a span of five days.

The matchup came down to the final play of the game. Trailing by four points, the Eagles got down to the 29-yard field goal before facing a second down with four seconds remaining. Quarterback Jalen Hurts threw the ball into the end zone, but the pass was broken up and time expired, giving Denver its first win in Philly since 1986.

The Eagles are looking to bounce back from their first loss as they play the Giants in Week 6. Here's how to watch "Thursday Night Football."

With just one combined sack from their remaining edge rushers, Philadelphia could unleash their star rookie in a new role.

Vikings head coach Kevin O'Connell said both McCarthy (ankle) and Carson Wentz (shoulder) will participate in practice Wednesday but declined to name a starter for Sunday's game against the Eagles, Alec Lewis of The Athletic reports.