Philadelphia Eagles 2004 Trivia Quiz

Answer: 3

Owens, who finally made his highly anticipated debut against the Giants, snagged three touchdown passes from Donovan McNabb, two in the first quarter. This helped the Eagles start the season off with a win, defeating the G-Men 31-17 at Lincoln Financial Field.

Answer: 410

Minnesota put up a lot of yards on the Eagles' defense, 410 in total. Despite this, the Vikings were unable to score very much, reaching the end zone only once on a Daunte Culpepper to Randy Moss passing score. The Eagles won 27-16 at home to improve to 2-0 on the season.

Answer: Jevon Kearse

Kearse, another big offseason acquisition, made his mark on the Lions with three sacks and a forced fumble as the Eagles rolled over Detroit 30-13 to run their 2004 record to 3-0.

Answer: 32

Philly's swarming defense held the Bears to just 32 yards rushing on 13 carries, all by Thomas Jones. Paced by another Terrell Owens TD, the Eagles held off the bears 19-9 in Chicago for their first 4-0 start since 1993.

Answer: Lito Sheppard

Sheppard ran back an interception 64 yards for a touchdown in the third quarter to give the Eagles a 23 point lead. Philly shut down Carolina and scored two rushing touchdowns in beating the Panthers 30-8 at home to improve to 5-0 for the first time in 23 years.

Answer: David Akers

David Akers booted his second field goal of the game, a 50-yarder, in overtime to beat the Cleveland Browns 34-31, ending a shootout in which the two teams combined for 882 total yards. The Eagles improved to 6-0, easily the best record in the NFC at the time.

Answer: 1

The Eagles were relatively stymied by Baltimore's tough defense, but were able to break the end zone in the 4th quarter on yet another McNabb to Owens touchdown pass. Philly beat the Ravens 15-10 at home to improve to 7-0 for the first time ever.

Answer: Pittsburgh Steelers

The Pittsburgh Steelers knocked off an undefeated team for the second week in a row at home, beating the Patriots 34-20 in Week 8 and the Eagles the next week. Philly barely had a chance against Pittsburgh's dominant defense, as they were outgained 420-113 in total offense while dropping to 7-1.

Answer: 345

McNabb torched the Cowboys for 345 yards and four touchdown passes, three to Owens as the Eagles got back on the winning track with a 49-21 victory at Texas Stadium. The 49 points amassed by Philly was their most in a regular season game since beating the St. Louis Cardinals 52-10 in 1981.

Answer: Brian Westbrook

Westbrook was on the receiving end of two of McNabb's four TD passes as the Eagles outscored Washington 21-0 in the second half en route to a 28-6 home win that ran their record to 9-1.

Answer: 16.9

The Eagles battered the Giants' rookie QB Manning, holding him to just six completions on 21 attempts while sacking him five times and picking him off twice. Philly won 27-6 at Giants Stadium to wrap up the NFC East division title in their fewest games ever, just 11.

Answer: 5

Donovan McNabb had the best game of his life against the Packers, completing almost 75% of his passes for 464 yards and five touchdowns, three to Brian Westbrook. The Eagles wrecked Green Bay 47-17, delighting the home crowd by amassing 542 yards of total offense while picking off Brett Favre twice.

Answer: Brian Dawkins

Dawkins picked off Redskins QB Patrick Ramsey to preserve the Eagles' 17-14 win over Washington with just 1:46 left in the game. This win was Philly's first by less than 10 points since their Week 8 victory over Baltimore, but they were able to pull it out nonetheless.

Answer: Dorsey Levens

Levens' goal-line plunge gave the Eagles a 12-7 lead with 2:00 left in the game, providing the final margin of victory with that score. Philly's win over the Dallas Cowboys gave them a 13-1 record for the season, clinching homefield advantage throughout the playoffs for the third consecutive season. One sour note to this game was that Terrell Owens broke his ankle and was expected to miss the entire rest of the season.

Answer: Steven Jackson

Jackson ran for a career high 148 yards and scored a first quarter TD as the Rams beat the Eagles 20-7 to give Philly only its second loss of the year. Most Eagles starters did not play the whole game, as coach Andy Reid wanted to rest his first unit for the playoffs. St. Louis was grateful for this, as the Rams needed to win to keep their slim playoff hopes alive.

Answer: 0

The Eagles rested almost all of their starters in their final game of the 2004 season, not taking any chances with injuries. The Bengals took full advantage of this, dominiating the Eagles with a 38-10 win to give Philly its only home loss of the season. The Eagles did not care too much about this, as they had wrapped up the NFC's best record two weeks prior.

Answer: Freddie Mitchell

Smith fumbled the ball after being hit short of the goal line, but it miraculously fell right into the hands of Mitchell to give the Eagles a 14-point lead in the second quarter. Philly beat the Vikings 27-14 to advance to the NFC Championship Game for the fourth straight season.

Answer: Chad Lewis

Chad Lewis caught two touchdown passes from Donovan McNabb, sadly breaking his foot on the second catch. Despite that, it was still a very joyous day for Eagles fans everywhere, as they finally got over the hump that is the NFC Championship Game. Philly won by beating Michael Vick and the Falcons for the second time in the playoffs in three seasons, winning 27-10 in front of 67,717 rowdy fans at Lincoln Financial Field.

The Eagles would move on to face the New England Patriots in the Super Bowl.

Answer: 24-21

The Patriots edged the Eagles 24-21 to win their third Super Bowl in four years. New England took advantage of three Donovan McNabb interceptions, and Tom Brady played a masterful game once again, throwing for 236 yards and two scores with no picks. The Pats won despite the triumphant return of Terrell Owens, who caught nine passes for 122 yards after missing the Eagles' last four games. Patriots WR Deion Branch received Super Bowl MVP honors, leading all players with 11 receptions for 133 yards.

Answer: Greg Lewis

Greg Lewis made many big catches for the Eagles in the 2004-05 playoffs. He had a 52-yard reception in the Divisional game vs. Minnesota, a 45-yard grab in the NFC title game vs. Atlanta, and a 30-yard touchdown catch in the Super Bowl. Somebody had to make big plays with Owens out, and Lewis was the man who did just that for the Eagles.