The Philadelphia Eagles won a defensive NFC East battle, defeating the New York Giants by a final score of 19-17.

The Eagles had a +9.3 advantage in The Trench Counter, with the main difference coming in their ability to run the ball. Philadelphia had a +12 edge in Total Rushes/Completions.

Michael Vick went 19-for-30 for 241 yards and a touchdown, while also running six times for 49 yards.

LeSean McCoy carried 23 times for 123 yards, establishing the Eagles' running game for the first time since Week 1.

Alex Henery kicked three field goals, including the game-winner with 1:49 remaining in the fourth quarter, while Lawrence Tynes missed his opportunity for the Giants from 54 yards.

Eli Manning went 24-for-42 for 309 yards with two touchdowns and one interception. Domenik Hixon caught six balls for 114 yards, while Victor Cruz caught nine for 109.

In his first game back from a neck injury, Ahmad Bradshaw carried 13 times for 39 yards while Andre Brown received just five carries for 14 yards.

Michael Vick has been sacked nine times and has been hit 28 times overall through the first three weeks of 2012.

"I know a lot of people want to blame it on the offensive line, but I think usually when stuff like that happens, it works both ways," Giants defensive tackle Rocky Bernard said. "Blocking also maybe he's holding the ball a little too long, trying to make the big play every time instead of taking what the defense gives you."

The Giants pass rush has been one of the best in the NFL for many seasons, 2012 included.

"Well, he's going to have to change," Bernard said of Vick. "He's not inhuman. You can't take that many hits and survive in this league so they're going to have to change something. I don’t know what."

The New York Giants will start Ahmad Bradshaw at running back in Week 4 against the Eagles.

Andre Brown has rushed for 184 yards and three touchdowns on 33 carries since Bradshaw's neck injury.

“One year we had three guys,” Tom Coughlin said. “It's a long, long way to go and we're just happy that we had an opportunity to develop some players and they will all have a chance to contribute.”

Andy Reid clarified his comments that Michael Vick was the starting quarterback "right now" for the Philadelphia Eagles.

"It was the last question. I was finishing up the press conference," Reid said on his radio show on 94WIP in Philadelphia. "Michael's our quarterback. Period. Michael's our quarterback. Listen, does he need to get better? Do we all need to get better? Yes. We're all going to do that."

Vick has six interceptions through the first three games of the season.

"Right now we're with Michael (Vick), and that's what we're doing. We'll evaluate as we go," Reid said at the time.

Michael Vick turned the ball over two times in the Philadelphia Eagles' Week 3 loss to the Cardinals.

Vick threw four interceptions in Week 1 and two in Week 2.

Andy Reid was asked on Monday about whether he is considering making a change at quarterback.

"Right now we're with Michael," said Reid. "We'll evaluate it as we go" 

The Arizona Cardinals improved to 3-0 with a convincing 27-6 victory over the previously undefeated Philadelphia Eagles.

The Cardinals had a +8.0 advantage in The Trench Counter, averaging 3.1 more yards per pass while turning over the Eagles three times. The Cardinals also had a +13 edge in Total Rushes/Completions.

Kevin Kolb went 17-for-24 for two touchdowns and no interceptions with 222 yards against his former team. The performance was the best of Kolb's tenure with the Cardinals since his Week 1 debut last season against the Panthers.

Kolb even found Larry Fitzgerald for a touchdown. Fitzgerald caught all nine of his targets for 114 yards.

Ryan Williams kept the clock running to protect the Cardinals' lead, rushing 13 times for 83 yards.

Michael Vick lost two fumbles on a day in which he went 17-for-37 for 217 yards. The Cardinals sacked Vick five times.

LeSean McCoy rushed 13 times for 70 yards, but was prevented by the Arizona defense from breaking any big plays.

Robert Griffin III is ranked first by Pro Football Focus in their Race for Rookie of the Year.

Chandler Jones and Dont'a Hightower of the Patriots are ranked second and third as they are part of Bill Belichick's revamped defense.

Bills' tackle Cordy Glenn ranked fourth, followed by Eagles' linebacker Mychael Kendricks.

The Philadelphia Eagles defeated the Baltimore Ravens by a final score of 24-23.

The Eagles had a +6.0 advantage in The Trench Counter, recording nine more first downs and averaging 11.2 yards per pass against 5.1 for the Ravens. The Eagles also had a +21 advantage in Total Rushes/Completions.

Michael Vick had three turnovers, but threw for 371 yards on 23-for-32 passing and one touchdown. Vick also had 34 yards rushing and the game-winning touchdown.

LeSean McCoy rushed 25 times for 81 yards and a touchdown.

Ray Rice had 152 total yards from scrimmage on 22 touches to lead the Ravens.

Joe Flacco completed just 22 of his 42 passes for 232 yards, one touchdown and an interception.

LeSean McCoy is one of the NFL's elite running backs, but Andy Reid remains averse to calling run plays.

"The Eagles may want to consider running inside more, too," wrote Andy Benoit. "Every one of McCoy’s 20 carries against Cleveland attacked the perimeter. That makes sense, as the Eagles are a zone-blocking team, and McCoy is a speedy, finesse runner. Because of Vick’s threat as a bootleg scrambler, edge defenders have to play Philly’s stretch runs conservatively, which creates wider cutback lanes. However, let’s not forget the elementary basics here: if you run to the same spot every play, defenses will eventually figure it out. Four or five inside carries a game for McCoy would be enough to keep opponents honest."

Michael Vick threw four interceptions in the Philadelphia Eagles' 17-16 win over the Cleveland Browns in Week 1, but his performance looked better on film review than in the box score.

"Vick actually played relatively well," wrote Andy Benoit on Twitter. "Got zero help from receivers and play designs.

"Vick not the problem Sunday. Play-calling and WR's were.

"Vick held ball forever because he had to. Every route was stretched downfield, no clear safety outlets built in."

Vick finished the game 29-for-56 for 317 yards, two touchdowns and the aforementioned four interceptions.