The Eagles will have their original starting offensive line in place for the first time since the fourth game of the season, with Lane Johnson back at right tackle and Allen Barbre at left guard. That could help an offense that has not scored more than two touchdowns since Week 3. They will be challenged by a Giants defense that ranks 15th in the NFL, but is third in the NFL in points allowed. The Giants have allowed only 13 combined points in the past two weeks. The Eagles totaled 443 yards against the Giants in a Nov. 6 loss without Johnson, including 364 passing yards by Carson Wentz.
Eagle Scout: How the Eagles and Giants match up
