Relive the victory: Philadelphia Eagles outlast Kansas City Chiefs in win

The Philadelphia Eagles were able to get revenge for their loss in the Super Bowl. 

Jalen Hurts scored two rushing touchdowns as the Philadelphia Eagles edged the Kansas City Chiefs, 21-17, on Monday night at Arrowhead Stadium. 

The win improves the Birds to 9-1 on the season. 

The Eagles will face the Buffalo Bills next week at Lincoln Financial Field. 

It's been ugly, but somehow, the Eagles just took the lead. 

Jalen Hurts scored on the "Brotherly Shove" to give the Birds a 21-17 lead with 6:55 left in the fourth quarter. 

Now, Patrick Mahomes and Kansas City Chiefs will take over with a chance to respond. 

The Eagles' defense forced a massive turnover as the Chiefs were threatening to score in the red zone in the fourth quarter.

Cornerback Bradley Roby punched the ball out of Kelce's hands to force the fumble, which was recovred by Nicholas Morrow. 

The Eagles have life. 

Jalen Hurts scored on a 10-yard rushing touchdown to make it, 17-14, with 4:05 left in the third quarter. 

D'Andre Swift had a massive run to set up the touchdown. He scampered for 35 yards on a sweep to get the Birds deep into Eagles territory. 

Eagles tight end Grant Calcaterra is questionable to return with an injury, the team said. 

The Birds are already without starting tight end Dallas Goedert. 

The Eagles started the second half with the ball, but they weren't able to get anything rolling on offense against Chiefs. 

Both of the Birds first two drives went three-and-out, including one with a questionable third down play call. 

In 1-yard situations, the Eagles have ran the "Brotherly Shove" without hesitation. But this time, the Eagles handed it to Swift, which resulted in a loss and led to a punt. 

For a team with A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith on the outside, it was an odd one, especially when you consider Jalen Hurts has been playing banged up. 

They're still only down by 10 points, so maybe they can get something going eventually. But thus far, it hasn't been pretty. 

After an ugly rainy half of football, the Chiefs lead the Eagles, 17-7, on Monday night at Arrowhead Stadium. 

Jalen Hurts and Patrick Mahomes have each tossed interceptions and both offenses have been up and down thus far. 

Hurts was under constant pressure in the first half. He's been sacked five times, fumbled and tossed an interception. Overall, he's completed 5 of his 7 passes for 46 yards.

Travis Kelce's 4-yard touchdown reception gave the Chiefs a 14-7 lead over the Birds late in the second quarter. Justin Watson scored for the Chiefs early in the first quarter on a 3-yard touchdown pass from Mahomes. 

Entering the game, the Eagles had one of the best-rushing defenses in the league, but they haven't been able to slow down Kansas City's rushing attack on Monday night. 

Chiefs tailback Isiah Pacheco has 66 yards on 12 carries and Mahomes has scampered for 29 yards as he continues to be a pain for Philadelphia's defensive lineman. The Chiefs have recorded 121 total rushing yards through two quarters. 

Meanwhile, D'Andre Swift and DeVonta Smith have been the only positives for the Birds' offense. 

Swift scored Philadelphia's lone touchdown to tie the game in the first quarter to go along with 47 yards on eight carries. Smith leads the Birds in receiving with 31 yards on two catches. 

Travis Kelce's 4-yard touchdown reception gave the Chiefs a 14-7 lead over the Birds late in the second quarter.

Overall, Kelce has been pretty quiet so far. He's got two catches for 11 yards so far to go along with his touchdown. 

Eagles safety Kevin Byard came up with a clutch interception in the red zone against Patrick Mahomes in the second quarter to halt Kansas City's drive. 

Byard picked off a pass in the end zone intended for Justin Watson with 6:45 left in the second quarter. It's his first interception as an Eagle and on the season. 

Byard, a Philly native, was acquired from the Tennessee Titans at the trade deadline. 

L'Jarius Sneed intercepted Jalen Hurts early in the second quarter on a intended pass for A.J. Brown. 

It looked like the Eagles were going to maintain possession after Brown ripped the ball out of Sneed's hands, but his knee hit Sneed's, which ruled him down. 

Brown was open on the play, but Hurts underthrew his favorite target.   

It didn't take long for the Birds to strike back after the Chiefs took the lead. 

D'Andre Swift scored on a 4-yard rushing touchdown to tie the game, 7-7, with 31 seconds left in the first quarter. 

Swift has seven carries for 37 yards to go along with the touchdown. 

DeVonta Smith had two catches on the drive for 31 yards. 

After holding the Chiefs on their first drive, Patrick Mahomes and company drove down the field in just over five minutes to take a 7-0 lead. 

Mahomes found tight end Justin Watson for a 3-yard score with 5:43 left in the quarter. 

Chiefs running back Isiah Pacheco, a South Jersey native, had a few big runs on the drive. He's got four carries for 32 yards. 

Against the Chiefs, Eagles defensive end Brandon Graham will tie former kicker David Akers for most regular season games played in Eagles history.