  Eagles 17, Browns 16  Strategy: Offensively, the Eagles moved
the pocket with quarterback Michael Vick on rollouts and
bootlegs off play-action, but Vick displayed poor accuracy and
worse decision-making. They had a lot of success running LeSean
McCoy to the outside. He is fast, but can hit the brakes and be
patient while looking for running lanes. Defensively, they
crammed eight men in the box when the Browns used two-receiver
sets and rattled Brandon Weeden without blitzing a bunch.
Personnel: The Eagles used McCoy, wide receivers DeSean Jackson
and Jeremy Maclin, and tight end Brent Celek more than 80 snaps
apiece. They shuffled various players in as their fifth skill-
position player. Celek was used in a lot of different ways, and
was a receiver more than half the time. Their defensive line
rotation is impressive, with eight players getting at least 20
snaps. Rookie Brandon Boykin did a passable job as their nickel
cornerback.  What went right: The Eagles were able to move the
ball on offense when they