Eagles TE Zach Ertz set a franchise record for receptions in a season with 93 against the Washington Redskins. Photo by Andy Lewis

* Zach Ertz established a new single-season franchise record for receptions (currently 93), surpassing the previous mark of 90 set by Brian Westbrook in 2007.

* Ertz’s 93 receptions are tied for the 13th-most by a TE in NFL history. He is only 7 receptions shy of becoming just the fourth TE in NFL history to reach 100 in a season, joining Jason Witten in 2012 (110), Tony Gonzalez in 2004 (102) and Dallas Clark in 2009 (100).

* Ertz now has 978 receiving yards, which are the 2nd-most by a TE in single-season team history, trailing only Pete Retzlaff in 1965 (1,190).

* Ertz surpassed Ozzie Newsome (4,569, 1978-83) for the 8th-most receiving yards by an NFL TE in their first six seasons (currently 4,642). He also moved past Fred Barnett (4,634, 1990-95) for the 11th-most receiving yards in Eagles history (5th-most by a TE).

TATE RECORDS FIRST TOUCHDOWN AS AN EAGLE

* Golden Tate caught his 1st TD as an Eagle on a 6-yard pass from Carson Wentz on the game’s opening possession that gave Philadelphia an early 7-0 advantage. Tate, who led the Eagles in receiving yards (85), also added receptions for 19 and 32 yards in the game.
* Tate helped the Eagles take a two-possession lead (22-13) in the fourth quarter when he caught a pass on a 2-point conversion attempt following a 4-yard receiving TD by Jordan Matthews. Philadelphia (5-of-5) is now tied with L.A. Chargers (5-of-7) and L.A. Rams (5-of-5) for the most successful 2-point conversions (5) in the NFL this season.

WENTZ THROWS FOR 300+ YARDS AND 2 TOUCHDOWNS

* Carson Wentz registered his 13th career game with 300+ passing yards, which are the 2nd-msot such performances in Eagles history, behind Donovan McNabb (27, 1999-2009).
* Wentz surpassed Sonny Jurgensen (9,639, 1957-63) for the 7th-most passing yards in franchise history (currently 9,924). He is only 60 passing yards shy of tying Michael Vick (9,984, 2009-13) for 6th on the Eagles’ all-time list (76 passing yards shy of 10,000).

ADAMS RUSHES FOR A CAREER-HIGH 85 YARDS

* Josh Adams rushed for a career-high 85 yards on 20 attempts (4.3 avg.), which are the most by an Eagles rookie since Bryce Brown on 12/2/12 at Dallas (169 yards).
* Adams also registered a team-long 18-yard rush in the third quarter. He has posted runs of 18+ yards in each of the last 5 games (dating back to Week 8).

SINGLE-GAME TEAM SUPERLATIVES

* Philadelphia’s 436 total net yards marked the 4th-highest regular-season total under head coach Doug Pederson, trailing only outputs of 455 (12/10/17 at L.A. Rams), 454 (10/1/17 at L.A. Chargers) and 443 (11/6/16 at N.Y. Giants).
* The Eagles’ 53.8% (7-of-13) third-down rate was their 6th-highest mark since 2016, behind 10/8/17 vs. Arizona (64.3%), 10/28/18 at Jacksonville (58.3%), 9/10/17 at Washington (57.1%), 10/1/17 at L.A. Chargers (56.3%) and 10/11/18 at N.Y. Giants (56.3%).
* Philadelphia’s 28 first downs were the 2nd-most ever in the Doug Pederson Era, trailing only 12/10/17 at L.A. Rams (29).

MORE FROM THE GAME

* Philadelphia took a 7-0 lead following its first possession of the game, when Carson Wentz connected with Golden Tate on a 6-yard TD that capped a 12-play, 75-yard scoring drive. The Eagles have won 12 straight games when taking a lead into the second quarter.
* Philadelphia made it a 14-10 score in the second quarter after Darren Sproles posted a 14-yard rushing TD, which was the 23rd rushing TD of his NFL career.
* Fletcher Cox sacked Redskins QB Mark Sanchez in the fourth quarter, giving him 39.0 career sacks. Cox is just a half-sack shy away from tying Andy Harmon (39.5, 1991-97) for the most sacks by an interior defensive lineman in Eagles history.
* Brandon Graham strip-sacked Sanchez on 1st-and-10 at the end of the second quarter, forcing a 2nd-and-17 from the WAS 38. Graham, who has produced 4.0 sacks this season, currently ranks 6th on the Eagles’ all-time sacks list with 42.5 QB takedowns, trailing only Reggie White (124.0, 1985-92), Trent Cole (85.5, 2005-14), Clyde Simmons (76.0, 1986-93), Hugh Douglas (54.5, 1998-2002, 2004) and Greg Brown (50.5, 1982-86).
* Malcolm Jenkins sacked Redskins QB Colt McCoy on 2nd-and-14 at the PHI for a 6-yard loss to force a 3rd-and-20 on Washington’s second possession. Jenkins has now recorded a sack in each of the last three seasons.
* Nathan Gerry intercepted Sanchez at the WAS 42 and returned it 7 yards in the fourth quarter, marking his first career INT. The Eagles have recorded INTs in back-to-back games.
* Jake Elliott connected on FGs from 46 and 44 yards in the contest. He has made each of his last 9 FG attempts, including 6 FGs from 40+ yards.

EAGLES ON MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL

* Philadelphia improved to 4-1 on Monday Night Football under head coach Doug Pederson, which marks the 3rd-highest Monday Night Football winning percentage (.800) in the NFL since 2016, trailing only Atlanta (4-0) and Pittsburgh (4-0).
* The Eagles are 7-3 (.700) all-time against the Redskins on Monday Night Football, winning each of their last 5 such games dating back to 2009, including 2 in a row at Lincoln Financial Field (also W, 34-24 on 10/23/17).
* Including playoffs, Philadelphia has produced an 11-4 (.733) record in primetime games since 2016, winning 6 of its last 7 such games. The Eagles’ .733 winning percentage in primetime games in that span ranks 5th in the NFL, behind Seattle (.792), Pittsburgh (.786), Dallas (.750) and New England (.737).