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Philly threw a block party at the Linc. The Eagles stunned the Rams 33–26 on Sunday, capped by 336-pound Jordan Davis snatching a blocked 44-yarder and rumbling 61 yards as time expired. That was Philly’s second block of the quarter and the exclamation point on a wild comeback that pushed the champs to 3–0. Biggest vibes? Biggest men. Biggest win. (espn.com)

Early on, L.A. looked comfy on the grass. After an opening-drive pick by Zack Baun set up a Jalen Hurts goal-line plunge, Matthew Stafford settled in, dialing up a 44-yard strike to Davante Adams and letting Kyren Williams hammer away while Puka Nacua ate underneath. Four Joshua Karty boots later, it was 19–7 at the half, and when Stafford found Williams for a quick score right after a third-quarter strip-sack, the Rams’ cushion swelled to 26–7. Then the Linc woke up.

From there, Hurts flipped the script. He ripped a 33-yard dime to Dallas Goedert to spark life, dropped a red-zone laser to A.J. Brown and, with the game in the blender, orchestrated a 17-play, 91-yard grind capped by a fourth-down dart to DeVonta Smith for the lead. The final ledger: Hurts 21/32, 226 yards, 3 TDs, plus 9 rushes for 40 yards and a TD; Brown 6/109/1; Smith 8/60/1. The Rams still had juice — Nacua 11/112 and Williams 20 for 94 plus a TD — but Philly’s defense kept the door cracked just enough for the fireworks. (espn.com)

And about those fireworks: first Jalen Carter swallowed up a 36-yard try, then Davis detonated the walk-off — the first time Philly blocked two field goals in a game since Sept. 21, 1975, and a finish that Next Gen clocked at 18.59 mph for the big fella. Biggest comeback in the stadium’s history, sealed by a D-lineman with track meet wheels? That’s peak Linc chaos, folks. (espn.com)

Big Dill of the Game: Jordan Davis — a blocked kick, a house call, and a city losing its mind. I’m Dillon “Big Dill” Smith, and that’s another Big Dill Sports recap — where ballin’ is a big dill.