The Philadelphia Eagles took an 8-6 lead over the New York Giants into halftime on Sunday, powered by a dominant defensive performance that produced five sacks in the opening two quarters.
The Eagles' pass rush consistently disrupted the Giants' offense, setting the tone for a low-scoring first half in the NFC East matchup. Philadelphia's defense recorded the five sacks while limiting New York to just a pair of field goals.
Despite the defensive showcase, the Eagles managed only eight points themselves, leaving the game tightly contested heading into the third quarter. The halftime score reflects a first half defined by defensive pressure rather than offensive rhythm.
