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    Eagles hold on in an overture for season

    by Sam Farmer, Los Angeles Times Sep 07, 2018 3 minutes

    PHILADELPHIA - Nick Foles cracked open the memory vault, and Philadelphia's defense slammed the door.

    That was enough to put away the Atlanta Falcons, 18-12, as the Eagles narrowly held on for a victory Thursday in a game eerily reminiscent of a divisional playoff win last season.

    Once again - and at the same end of Lincoln Financial Field - the game came down to a final pass by Atlanta from point blank range. And once again, the ball fell harmlessly to the turf.

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