The Giants were unable to complete the season sweep of the Eagles as they lost on the road, 38-20, to their division rival.

Heading into Week 9, the Giants are now 2-6. They will look to snap their two-game losing streak at home against the 49ers this Sunday.

The defeat was marred by the loss of running back Cam Skattebo, who went down with a serious ankle injury early in the second quarter.

Here are snap counts and takeaways from Week 8.

Quarterback

• Jaxson Dart - 52 offensive snaps (100 percent)

Sunday was the first game Dart went up against an opponent for the second time. The rookie quarterback completed 14 of 24 passes for 193 yards, one touchdown and no interceptions for a passer rating of 98.1. He also added 17 yards and an additional score on the ground. Dart became the only quarterback in the Super Bowl era with eight or more pass touchdowns, four or more rush touchdowns, and fewer than five giveaways in his first five career starts.

Running Back

• Tyrone Tracy Jr. - 33 offensive snaps (63.5 percent)
• Cam Skattebo - 11 offensive snaps (21.2 percent)
• Devin Singletary - 8 offensive snaps, 7 special teams snaps (15.4 percent, 25.0 percent)

The offense took a big blow with the loss of Skattebo, who entered Week 8 leading all rookies in total yards from scrimmage and touchdowns. Before his early departure, the rookie gained 12 yards on three carries and caught one pass for an 18-yard touchdown. Tracy stepped in as the lead back following the injury, and the second-year player had 10 carries for 39 yards with two receptions for 14 yards. Singletary got some action on offense, as well, and came up with a 28-yard reception, while also returning two kickoffs for 51 yards (25.5 avg.).

Wide Receiver

• Wan'Dale Robinson - 51 offensive snaps (98.1 percent)
• Darius Slayton - 38 offensive snaps (73.1 percent)
• Lil'Jordan Humphrey - 33 offensive snaps, 7 special teams snaps (63.5 percent, 25.0 percent)
• Beaux Collins - 12 offensive snaps, 16 special teams snaps (23.1 percent, 57.1 percent)
• Gunner Olszewski - 9 special teams snaps (32.1 percent)

In addition to playing the most snaps, Robinson also led the wide receivers with three receptions for 48 yards. Slayton finished second with two receptions for 26 yards, although he did have a long touchdown called back due to an offensive pass interference penalty. Collins was the only other receiver to record a catch, pulling in one pass for 18 yards. Olszewski returned three kickoffs for 94 yards (31.3 avg.).

Tight End

• Theo Johnson - 51 offensive snaps (98.1 percent)
• Daniel Bellinger - 21 offensive snaps, 5 special teams snaps (40.4 percent, 17.9 percent)
• Chris Manhertz - 2 offensive snaps, 15 special teams snaps (3.8 percent, 53.6 percent)
• Thomas Fidone II - 9 special teams snaps (32.1 percent)

Johnson matched Robinson with a team-leading three receptions, which he took for 20 yards. Bellinger caught just one pass for 21 yards before leaving early due to a neck injury. Manhertz and Fidone continued with their primary roles on special teams.

Offensive Line

• Jon Runyan - 52 offensive snaps, 4 special teams snaps (100 percent, 14.3 percent)
• Greg Van Roten - 52 offensive snaps, 4 special teams snaps (100 percent, 14.3 percent)
• John Michael Schmitz - 52 offensive snaps (100 percent)
• Andrew Thomas - 52 offensive snaps (100 percent)
• Jermaine Eluemunor - 51 offensive snaps (98.1 percent)
• Marcus Mbow - 1 offensive snap, 4 special teams snaps (1.9 percent, 14.3 percent)
• Austin Schlottmann - 4 special teams snaps (14.3 percent)
• Aaron Stinnie - 4 special teams snaps (14.3 percent)

Outside of one play in which Eluemunor was on the sideline, the five starting offensive linemen played every other offensive snap together. Mbow filled in for the veteran tackle on the one play he wasn't on the field for.

Defensive Line

• Dexter Lawrence II - 42 defensive snaps (71.2 percent)
• Roy Robertson-Harris - 37 defensive snaps, 7 special teams snaps (62.7 percent, 25.0 percent)
• Rakeem Nuñez-Roches Sr. - 31 defensive snaps, 7 special teams snaps (52.5 percent, 25.0 percent)
• D.J. Davidson - 18 defensive snaps, 11 special teams snaps (30.5 percent, 39.3 percent)
• Darius Alexander - 16 defensive snaps (27.1 percent)

Lawrence picked up his first half-sack of the season, which he split with Alexander, while Nuñez-Roches recorded his first sack of the year. Davidson added a pass breakup when he was able to bat down a Jalen Hurts pass at the line of scrimmage.

Linebacker

• Bobby Okereke - 59 defensive snaps, 7 special teams snaps (100 percent, 25.0 percent)
• Abdul Carter - 49 defensive snaps (83.1 percent)
• Darius Muasau - 48 defensive snaps, 12 special teams snaps (81.4 percent, 42.9 percent)
• Brian Burns - 38 defensive snaps (64.4 percent)
• Kayvon Thibodeaux - 37 defensive snaps, 7 special teams snaps (62.7 percent, 25.0 percent)
• Victor Dimukeje - 4 defensive snaps, 20 special teams snaps (6.8 percent, 71.4 percent)
• Neville Hewitt - 24 special teams snaps (85.7 percent)
• Demetrius Flannigan-Fowles - 17 special teams snaps (60.7 percent)

Okereke was on the field for every defensive snap and finished tied for the team-lead with eight total tackles (seven solo) while also picking up his first sack of the season. Playing in front of friends and family in his return to Pennsylvania, Carter had five tackles (two solo) with a team-high five pressures, according to Pro Football Focus. Burns recorded his 10th sack of the season, which ties him with Myles Garrett for the most in the NFL, while Thibodeaux had a quarterback hit and a pass breakup to go with his five tackles (one solo). Dimukeje, Hewitt and Flannigan-Fowles played primarily on special teams.

Defensive Back

• Tyler Nubin - 59 defensive snaps, 12 special teams snaps (100 percent, 42.9 percent)
• Deonte Banks (59 defensive snaps, 7 special teams snaps (100 percent, 25.0 percent)
• Dane Belton - 58 defensive snaps, 15 special teams snaps (98.3 percent, 53.6 percent)
• Dru Phillips - 31 defensive snaps (52.5 percent)
• Korie Black - 30 defensive snaps, 5 special teams snaps (50.8 percent, 17.9 percent)
• Cor'Dale Flott - 29 defensive snaps (49.2 percent)
• Raheem Layne - 4 defensive snaps, 5 special teams snaps (6.8 percent, 17.9 percent)
• Nic Jones - 15 special teams snaps (53.6 percent)
• Beau Brade - 13 special teams snaps (46.4 percent)
• Art Green - 6 special teams snaps (21.4 percent)

The secondary entered this game shorthanded as starters Paulson Adebo and Jevón Holland were both sidelined with respective knee injuries. The unit took another hit when Flott suffered a concussion after taking an accidental hit from a teammate, which paved the way for Black to make his Giants debut on defense. Belton matched Okereke with his team-leading eight tackles (four solo), while Nubin finished tied for second with his five tackles (three solo). The second-year safety also had a tackle for loss and a pass breakup, while PFF had him down for allowing just one reception for six yards on 27 coverage snaps. Phillips registered a pass breakup and surrendered just two receptions for 15 yards on 19 coverage snaps, which earned him a passer rating against of 78.5. Green, who has been an asset on special teams this season, left the game early with a hamstring injury.

Specialist

• Jamie Gillan - 13 special teams snaps (46.4 percent)
• Casey Kreiter - 8 special teams snaps (28.6 percent)
• Graham Gano - 4 special teams snaps (14.3 percent)

Gano made his return after landing on injured reserve with a groin injury after the Week 3 matchup against the Chiefs. In his first game back, the veteran kicker made both of his field goal attempts (47 and 34 yards) along with both extra point attempts. Gillan averaged 48.5 yards on four punts, including one inside the 20, and handled all of the team's kickoffs. Gillan also came up with a touchdown-saving tackle of Will Shipley on one kickoff.