Eagles lead the Packers 13-0 after capitalizing on an Aaron Rodgers interception
Josiah Scott came up with an interception, and Miles Sanders found his way into the end zone for the Eagles.

Following an interception that caromed off Darius Slay into Josiah Scott’s hands, the Eagles pushed toward the end zone for a touchdown from Miles Sanders — the Eagles’ second in the opening five minutes of Sunday’s game against the Packers.
The Eagles started inside the Packer’s 30. After Jalen Hurts ran for 8 yards, Sanders on the following play ran left for 15 yards, dodging and pushing for another six points on the board.
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