Eagles-Redskins: Eagles' report card

RUSHING OFFENSE: There was DeSean Jackson's 67-yard touchdown run on an end-around, and there was, well, that was about it. LeSean McCoy and Brian Westbrook rushed for just 32 yards on 12 carries in the first three quarters. GRADE C-

PASSING OFFENSE: Not one of Donovan McNabb's better days. For the second game in a row, he wasn't sharp. Even his long touchdown pass to Jackson was an underthrown ball. GRADE C

RUN DEFENSE: The Eagles' front seven dominated the Redskins' offensive line and held Clinton Portis to 3.1 yards a carry. Eagles have given up just one rushing touchdown all season. GRADE A+

PASS DEFENSE: Going to the blitz early and often, the Eagles pressured Jason Campbell all night. They sacked him six times - four in the first three quarters - and gave up just one completion of more than 18 yards. GRADE A-

SPECIAL TEAMS: David Akers booted 44- and 47-yarders against the Redskins. Eagles' kickoff coverage unit didn't do a very good job on 'Skins' Rock Cartwright. He averaged 26.8 yards per attempt and a 42-yard return kick-started Washington's first scoring drive. GRADE B-

OVERALL: The Eagles' opportunistic defense collected three more takeaways that produced 13 of their 27 points. But with the exception of two big plays by DeSean Jackson, the offense was relatively silent. GRADE B