Mann punted six times in this game, four in a row to start and twice in the third quarter, with the Eagles clinging to a 14-12 lead. His punts wound up at the Ravens' 18, 18, 27, 1, 13, and 5. In total, it was 307 punt yards, five inside the 20, three inside the 15, two inside the 10, and a long of 58. It really doesn't get any better than that.

Nick Sirianni talked about this at length after the win:

"It's so critical, the things we talk about all the time, we spend so much time on plus-50 punting. We show it, we talk about it so much, we show all the (punts) from college and the NFL during the week because we know how critical it is. If you can back a team up, and you can get a stop, that usually equals points. They didn't catch their balls and we caught ours... just catch the punt, our guys caught the punt. Britain Covey did a great job coming up short on some punts and caught them. That's something that's not going to be looked at it, unless I say this, on the stat sheet, but Covey comes up and catches a punt that's kind of short, and saves this (yardage), one of them I thought it was like 14 yards of field position. The other one (may have been) 26 yards. They let some punts hit because we got such good rush down the field from Sydney (Brown) and Kelee (Ringo), where it was a little messy down there and they let them hit and we got 'em pinned inside the one. That's such good detail from our special teams."

Yeah, amen brother. Sirianni kept going on and on about this, but justifiably so. Special teams was huge in this game, especially in the third quarter when the offense couldn't do anything. They put two punts inside the 15 and made the Ravens go the entire length of the field, which resulted in a missed field goal and Baltimore punt. On the ensuing possession, Saquon Barkley scored, and that was pretty much all she wrote.