Last meeting:
LaRon Landry and Fred Smoot tackled Reggie Brown inches short of the end zone and the Redskins held on for a 10-3 victory over the Eagles in Week 16 last season.

Streaks:
The Redskins have won three of the past four meetings and have a 78-65-5 overall series edge, including the playoffs.

Last week:
Washington's offensive struggles continued in a 14-6 loss to previously winless Kansas City. ... Philadelphia suffered a 13-9 upset loss in Oakland.

Keep your eye on ...

Donovan McNabb's accuracy: The Eagles' quarterback completed just 22 of 46 passes last week and is known for losing his accuracy at times, especially when he gets hit several times in a game. He will look to have a bounce-back performance against a Redskins team that ranks third in pass defense.

Philadelphia's offensive balance: Despite being close to the Raiders the entire game last Sunday and running the ball effectively in limited attempts, Andy Reid still called called 46 pass plays and only 14 rushes. He must mix his play calls better in Washington.

How Sherm Lewis calls the game: With the Redskins unable to put anything together offensively, the team made the decision to strip coach Jim Zorn of his play-calling duties and hand that responsibility to Lewis, who came on as a consultant just two weeks ago. It is a unique situation and one that bears close monitoring.

Did you know?
Philadelphia's Brent Celek leads NFC tight ends with 30 catches and 378 yards. ... Eagles DE Juqua Parker has a sack in three of his past four games. ... Washington's Brian Orakpo leads all rookies with 3.5 sacks. ... Redskins CB DeAngelo Hall has three interceptions in seven career Monday Night Football appearances.

11/20/2009 02:55 - So much false hope you have
11/20/2009 02:55 - Ill be loling at you while watching us own you
11/20/2009 02:55 - I cant wait for this game