But Elliott bounced up from his first NFL tackle, downing Switzer at the Philadelphia 37-yard line, and seemed none worse for the wear.

In fact, Elliott handled the point-after attempt following the Eagles’ first possession, a touchdown drive, and then kicked off to the Dallas 1-yard line after the PAT.

Late in the first half, though, after an Eagles interception, Elliott pushed a 34-yard field goal attempt wide right, and alarm bells went off.

Meanwhile, the Eagles unveiled an extensive two-point playbook, putting the football in the hands of quarterback Carson Wentz and letting him do his thing.

He completed passes to Corey Clement and Alshon Jeffery and then one in the fourth quarter to tight end Trey Burton as the Eagles converted three of their four two-point conversions.