PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- Sunday's 24-15 win over the Atlanta Falcons and their high-powered offense, was one of the best games of the season for the Birds.

The Eagles are now 4-0 at home, holding opponents to just 9.5 points per game at Lincoln Financial Field.

Duds

3. Leodis McKelvin

I know he had the game-sealing interception, but before that McKelvin was struggling. He was toasted on a long touchdown by Falcons WR Taylor Gabriel.

2. Najee Goode

For nothing else other than this ridiculous 15-yard late-hit penalty with 3:55 left in the game, that could have led to a Falcons go-ahead touchdown.

1. Nelson Agholor

Just two catches on five targets for seven yards. Agholor continues to struggle and fans have officially given up on him. His head coach, however, has not.

Studs

3. Malcolm Jenkins

Malcolm Jenkins was everywhere on Sunday, leading the team with eight tackles (six solo, one tackle for loss). He was targeted five times, allowing just four catches for 32 yards and earning a grade of 80.3, per Pro Football Focus. He was the Eagles' third highest graded defender.

2. Ryan Mathews

Pederson finally decided to go back to his lead back. Good decision. Mathews had 19 carries for 109 yards and caught both of his targets for 30 more yards, scoring both of the Eagles' touchdowns. Per PFF, he had 39 yards after contact.

1. Jason Peters

Peters was PFF's highest graded offensive Eagles player (84.8). Peters did not allow any hits or hurries on Carson Wentz in 41 pass blocking snaps. The 34-year-old veteran left tackle has proved naysayers wrong this season, staying healthy and playing solid football.