Both pass rushes are weak, the Eagles at the 3rd percentile and the Giants at the 9th, and both offensive lines have protection issues (25th and 22nd percentile respectively). With no units creating pressure or big plays consistently, field position and the ability to finish red zone drives are likely to separate these teams more than any explosive sequence.

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• New York's run game (77th pctl explosive run rate) as the Giants' best big-play weapon against a Philadelphia defense generating almost no pass rush (3rd pctl)
• New York's third-down conversion edge (69th vs. 25th pctl) in a game where both offenses are expected to reach third down frequently
• Philadelphia's explosive passing, ranked at the 3rd percentile this season, and whether the Eagles can create any chunk plays through the air against New York's secondary