At New Meadowlands Stadium on December 19, 2010, an exhilarating special teams play capped a 31-10 fourth quarter comeback and lifted the Eagles to first place in the NFC East. The Giants and Eagles both had 9-4 records and, with 12 seconds left in the game, the score was tied at 31 and likely headed towards overtime after 21 unanswered Eagles points in the fourth. But first, the Giants had to punt the ball from their own territory. New York’s punter, Matt Dodge, lined a kick to the Philadelphia return man, DeSean Jackson, at the Giant 35. Jackson muffed it, went backward to pick it up off the turf, and was in trouble at the 30 with Giants on each side. But Jackson needled through an opening and jetted toward the right sideline, getting a block and then coasting into New York territory and ahead of the field as time expired. Inside the 5, Jackson, being trailed by a Giant, prolonged the moment by – in an act of showboating – racing horizontally across the field before finally veering off into the end zone and chucking the ball into the dumbstruck crowd. The result: a 65-yard return and a 38-31 Eagles victory – and the first time in NFL history that a game had ended on a walk-off punt return.