PHILADELPHIA — Brock Purdy threw a go-ahead 4-yard touchdown pass to Christian McCaffrey late in the fourth quarter, San Francisco used a trick play on a TD toss from wide receiver Jauan Jennings, and the 49ers eliminated the defending Super Bowl champion Eagles with a 23-19 wild-card victory Sunday.

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On “The SZN with Nick Foles and Evan Moore” podcast, Foles said the Eagles are ready to replace first-year offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo, who led a disappointing group.

Jauan Jennings hid his eyes behind sunglasses, but could not hide his emotions with the San Francisco 49ers set to play an NFC postseason rubber match in Seattle. The 49ers wideout-turned-backup quarterback slammed his fists on the table and essentially told the Seahawks to bring it on.

It's not shocking the Eagles succumbed to this fate. The outcome was an upset by betting standards — but its recipe was familiar to Eagles players and fans alike.

The San Francisco 49ers went into Philadelphia and upset the Eagles, 23-19, behind Christian McCaffrey's two touchdowns and key defensive plays.

The Defending Champs: The Eagles are out. The reigning champions hosted San Francisco in the wild-card round, and it ended up being their lone playoff game, as they fell 23-19. Philadelphia had made it to two of the last three Super Bowls before Sunday's loss.

Division rivals will square off in the divisional round of the NFL Playoffs on Saturday night. The Seattle Seahawks and San Francisco 49ers opened the NFL regular season against each other and closed the regular season against each other.