searching for a broom and dustpan. The Eagles are the team that will forever cherish the memory.

"This is something like you dream about being a kid, being from California," wide receiver DeSean Jackson said. "It's sunny all the time. It's barely raining. As a kid, growing up, I used to dream: one day, playing in some snow, slide around, have some fun, do crazy things. From the start of the game to the end of the game, that's a crazy forecast - but we were able to weather our own storm and get it done."

The forecast, as we all know, was for a little precipitation, for winter's first belch and nothing more. But it was snowing pretty steadily by about 11:30 am. The markings on the field werebeing a win."

If you watched the whole thing, you saw stuff you might never see again. The Lions fumbled seven times, mostly on snaps that quarterback Matthew Stafford could not hold. A kickoff took two bounces and died in the snow at the 10-yard line. DeSean Jackson fielded a punt without bothering to remove his hands from the warmer he wore on his belt, just watching it bounce and die. The Lions called a timeout solely to allow players to clear some snow away before they tried an extra point (which was blocked).

And in the end, the Eagles scored an astounding 28 points in the fourth quarter and LeSean McCoy ran for a team-record 217 yards. Even Chris Polk got onto the scoresheet, running for 38 yards with