On November 30^th, 1988, Sixers Charles Barkley had 41 points, 22 rebounds, 5 assists, and 6 steals. He is the first NBA player to accomplish this feat.

On November 28^th, 1985 Eagles RB Herman Hunter rushed 74 yards for a TD vs Dallas Cowboys. It’s the longest rookie rushing TD in team history.

On November 27^th, 2008 Eagles Brian Westbrook had four rushing touchdowns vs Arizona Cardinals to tie a team record. 

On November 27^th, 1994, Eagles RB Herschel Walker had a team-record 91-yard rushing play vs Atlanta Falcons.

On November 26^th, 1972 the Eagles gave up a team-record 62 points to the New York Giants in a 62-10 defeat. It’s their 2^nd largest margin of defeat.

Eagles kick-returner Josh Huff had a team-record 107-yard kickoff return for a TD on November 23^rd, 2014 vs Tennessee Titans.

On November 20^th, 1983, Flyers legend Bobby Clarke scored the 1^st regular season overtime goal in team history, beating Pittsburgh Penguins goaltender Denis Herron 2:43 into overtime to give the Flyers a 5-4 win.

On November 19^th, 1978, Eagles Herman Edwards returned a 26-yard Joe Pisarcik fumble for a TD in the game’s waning moments giving the Birds a 19-17 come from behind win over the New York Giants. The play, known as The Miracle of the Meadowlands changed the way NFL teams run out the clock to ensure wins. 

On November 16^th, 2002, Flyers Jeremy Roenick played his 1,000^th NHL game. 

On November 16^th, 1980 Eagles Jerry Robinson recovered a fumble for a TD in a 24-0 win over the Washington Redskins. 

On November 15^th, 2010 the Eagles scored a team-record 45 1^st-half points on their way to a 59-28 win over the Washington Redskins. The combined score of 87 points for the game tied a team record.

On November 15^th, 2004 vs Dallas Cowboys, Eagles Lito Sheppard had a 101-yard INT TD return in the closing minutes of a 49-21 Eagles victory.  

On November 14, 1965, Eagles TE Pete Retzlaff had 204 receiving yards vs. Washington Redskins. It was just the 2^nd time an Eagles receiver had 200+ yards receiving in a single game (Tommy McDonald). The 204 yards receiving is still currently the 4^th highest game total in team history.