A throwback pass to Nick Foles in February helped the Philadelphia Eagles win a Super Bowl. A throwback pass to Nick Foles on Thursday night helped the Eagles beat the Atlanta Falcons.While the iconic fourth down play from Super Bowl LII was dubbed “Philly Special Stitched Mohamed Sanu Jersey ,” the one from Nelson Agholor to Foles for 15 yards against the Falcons bore the name of what Foles uttered back in February when suggesting the call to head coach Doug Pederson.“Philly Philly,” Pederson said when asked the name of the play.While the name was decidedly Philadelphia, the play itself came straight from the Eagles’ opponent in Super Bowl LII. It was a copy of the same play that the New England Patriots ran against them when a pass intended for Tom Brady caromed off his fingertips harmlessly for an incompletion.“That’s where we got it from,” Pederson said. “We just put different people in the game. They were in (one running back, one tight end) personnel. We were in (one running back, two tight ends).”Pederson said they were looking for a spark on offense and the location of the ball on the field and down-and-distance situation were what they wanted to have in place to be able to call it.“Honestly we were both thinking the same thing at the same time,” Foles said when asked whether he suggested the call or it came from Pederson. “I went over to talk to him to say this might be a good time and he pointed to the call sheet and I said ‘that’s what I was coming over here for’ so, yeah, it worked again.”And it worked despite the Eagles only running it once in practice.“We got one good rep Youth Mohamed Sanu Jersey ,” Foles said.The play moved the Eagles to the Falcons’ 26-yard line and set up the first touchdown of the night, a 1-yard run by Jay Ajayi. With safety Ha Ha Clinton-Dix joining Washington via trade, his new team may be putting him on the field with the two safeties Washington already has.Defensive coordinator Greg Manusky didn’t rule out the possibility of a Clinton-Dix, D.J. Swearinger, and Montae Nicholson package.“Of course, you know when you get individuals like that, he’s a Pro Bowl guy; he came from Alabama,” Manusky told reporters regarding Clinton-Dix. “He understands defenses. He goes out there and he performs at a high fashion. To have those three guys in situations like that would be great to have, so we’re lucky and fortunate to have him.”Before Washington can go with a three-safety alignment Stitched De’Vondre Campbell Jersey , Clinton-Dix has to get up to speed with the defense.“Well that’s the biggest thing, I think he’s a professional of course, it’s great to have him on our team,” Manusky said. “It’s an individual that came from somewhat of a similar background, so I think the calls and stuff will relate over a little bit. But that鈥檚 the biggest thing, is trying to get him get up to speed with the defenses that we have. That might be a little different than what he did but overall he’s doing a good job.”So how long will it take for Clinton-Dix to get up to speed?“Well, I think it takes a couple of weeks,” Manusky said. “I think overall, an individual that doesn鈥檛 know all the calls Youth De’Vondre Campbell Jersey , I know he nows a fire zone concept. He knows Cover 3. He knows Cover 2, but every team is different. So, overall, his knowledge of the game is very good, so I think he’s going to have a chance to probably play a little bit this week and we’ll see from there. . . .聽I don鈥檛 think there’s a test. I think overall just talking to the individual and understanding what he does. From a DB perspective, I rely on the DB coaches. Does he understand the concepts we have? And pretty much, there are not 1,000 concepts. But overall, he is a very knowledgeable football player. He understands concepts Stitched Brian Poole Jersey , so we’ll see from there.”Whenever he’s ready, Clinton-Dix could help a 5-2 team become even better, making them a more viable candidate to win a division that has three teams that have beefed up via trade for the stretch run, with the Cowboys adding receiver Amari Cooper and the Eagles landing receiver Golden Tate.