Las Vegas Raiders vs Philadelphia Eagles Match Player Stats (Dec 14, 2025)

NFL Week 15 | Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia, PA | Final: Eagles 31, Raiders 0

Seventy-five yards. That was the total offense Las Vegas produced on December 14, 2025. Philadelphia’s defense held the Raiders scoreless through four quarters at Lincoln Financial Field, snapping a three-game Eagles losing streak with a 31-0 shutout — the first for the franchise since December 30, 2018.

Jalen Hurts, coming off four interceptions and a lost fumble in an overtime loss to the Chargers in his previous start, completed 12 of 15 passes for 175 yards and three touchdowns without throwing an interception. Kenny Pickett, making his first start of the season in place of the injured Geno Smith, went 15 of 25 for 64 yards, took four sacks, and threw one interception. Philadelphia won every phase.

Score by Quarter

Scoring Summary

Team Statistics

Passing Statistics

Hurts posted a 154.9 passer rating on 80 percent completions, with his three touchdowns split between Dallas Goedert (two) and A.J. Brown (one). Pickett completed 60 percent of his attempts but averaged just 2.6 yards per attempt as the Eagles pass rush kept him under constant pressure throughout.

Las Vegas Raiders — Passing

Philadelphia Eagles — Passing

Rushing Statistics

Philadelphia ran 47 times for 183 yards, controlling the ball for nearly 40 minutes. Saquon Barkley and Tank Bigsby combined for 39 carries and 135 yards. Barkley’s 2-yard score in the second quarter put the Eagles up 17-0 at halftime.

Las Vegas Raiders — Rushing

Philadelphia Eagles — Rushing

Receiving Statistics

Dallas Goedert was the primary target all afternoon, catching six passes from seven targets for 70 yards and two scores. DeVonta Smith’s 44-yard reception in the second quarter was the longest play of the game for either team. Brock Bowers drew eight targets — more than any other Las Vegas receiver — but finished with just 28 yards as the short passing game went nowhere.

Las Vegas Raiders — Receiving

Philadelphia Eagles — Receiving

Defensive Statistics

Philadelphia’s pass rush produced four sacks from three different players. Brandon Graham, at 37 years and 255 days old, became the oldest player in Eagles franchise history to record a sack and finished the game with two of them. Nakobe Dean led all Eagles defenders with eight tackles. Zack Baun added the game’s lone interception.

Philadelphia Eagles — Defense

Devin White led the Las Vegas defense with 16 tackles as Philadelphia’s offense ran 66 plays and held possession for nearly 40 minutes. Maxx Crosby had the Raiders’ only sack of the afternoon.

Las Vegas Raiders — Defense

Interceptions

Special Teams

Kicking

Punting

Kick Returns

Punt Returns

Game Information

Officiating Crew

Philadelphia moved to 9-5 and held command of the NFC East with two weeks left in the regular season. Las Vegas dropped to 2-12, its eighth straight loss, in what had become one of the more difficult seasons in franchise history under Pete Carroll. On a frozen field at Lincoln Financial Field, with several inches of snow blanketing the turf at kickoff in 30-degree weather, Hurts completed 80 percent of his passes and converted 10 of 13 third downs. The numbers from this game, particularly Philadelphia’s 3rd-down conversion rate of 76.9 percent against a defense that had little to offer by mid-season, tell you as much about where these two franchises stood in December 2025 as the final score does.