A slow third quarter, with more injuries

After an opening half in which 37 points were scored, neither team was able to muster much offensively in the third quarter. In all, the teams punted a combined five times. The Redskins opened the half with a drive that opened with a 24-yard pass from Campbell to Santana Moss, but eventually stalled after a holding call put them in a second-and-21 hole. The Redskins forced a three-and-out after a sack by defensive end Andre Carter, who knows has 6.5 sacks on the season. The hit forced a fumble, but the Eagles were able to recover and eventually punted. Washington then went three and out on its next drive, however, with Campbell easily getting sacked on second down and the Redskins coming up short on third-and-17. Philadelphia finally started moving the chains on its next drive behind a 20-yard reception from Jeremy Maclin and a 12-yard pass to Jackson sandwiched