The Philadelphia Eagles secured their spot in Super Bowl LIX with a commanding victory over the Washington Commanders in the NFC Championship game. The Eagles' offense, led by quarterback Jalen Hurts, proved too much for the Commanders' defense to handle.

A pivotal moment in the game occurred after a series of Commanders turnovers and penalties. Saquon Barkley's impressive 22-yard run brought Washington within striking distance of the end zone. While Hurts' initial attempt to score was thwarted, a string of penalties against the Commanders, including offsides and encroachment calls against Frankie Luvu and Jonathan Allen, ultimately resulted in Hurts punching the ball in for his fourth touchdown of the day. This score extended Philadelphia's lead to 41-23.

Hurts' performance was nothing short of spectacular. He consistently found the end zone, rushing for three touchdowns and connecting with A.J. Brown for another. Barkley also contributed significantly to the Commanders' efforts, scoring two touchdowns in the first quarter, including a memorable 60-yard run.

This victory marks the Eagles' second Super Bowl appearance in just three years, a testament to their consistent strength and strategic prowess.