PHILADELPHIA -- With the crowd revving them up, the Philadelphia Eagles have been unbeatable at home.A stingy defense is the main reason theyre 4-0 at the Linc.Matt Ryan and the Atlanta Falcons scored 33.9 points per game before coming to Philly and only finding the end zone once in a 24-15 loss Sunday. Ben Roethlisberger and the Pittsburgh Steelers managed only a field goal against the Eagles in Week 3.The energy from the fans, we feel it, defensive end Brandon Graham said. It was electric in the beginning. I felt that energy and I think it carried over as soon as we started the game.On the road, its a different story for Philadelphia (5-4). The Eagles are 1-4 and have a difficult game coming up at Seattle (6-2-1).Its going to be tough because were going into a hostile environment, the 12th Man, Graham said. We just have to make sure we keep going with the same intensity that we have at home games and take it out on away games. The teams that are going to win in this league are the ones that can win away.The Eagles have outscored opponents 108-38 at home. They began the season with a 29-10 victory over the Browns. They whipped Pittsburgh 34-3. They handed Minnesota its first loss, 21-10, in Week 7.But the defensive performance against Atlanta (6-4) was most impressive.The Falcons were held to 303 yards, 11 first downs, and scored less than half their season average. They were 2 for 11 on third downs, despite facing a banged-up secondary.Eagles starting cornerback Nolan Carroll left in the first half after sustaining a concussion. Leodis McKelvin, the other starter, began the game in a backup role because hes been hobbled by a hamstring injury. He was forced to play more after Carroll got hurt and got beaten on a 76-yard TD pass , but also made an interception to seal the win. The Eagles already lost Ron Brooks, their starting slot cornerback, for the season in the win over the Vikings.Seventh-round pick Jalen Mills has filled in nicely. He helped contain Julio Jones, who had 10 catches for 135 yards.We take pride in our defense and knowing that Atlanta is a great team, preparation was everything, safety Rodney McLeod said. Communication, effort, technique and fundamentals, all of that had to show up in order for us to win. Everybody played a part and did their role well.Game notes Carroll is in concussion protocol after leaving Sundays game in the first half. LG Allen Barbre and LB Kamu Grugier-Hill both are expected to practice after each missed the past two games with injuries.---http://www.pro32.ap.org and http://www.twitter.com/AP-NFL---Follow Rob Maaddi on Twitter: https://twitter.com/AP-RobMaaddiCheap Jerseys Free Shipping . PAUL, Minn. China Jerseys 2020 . 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HAINAN, China -- Minjee Lee birdied the final three holes for a 7-under 65 and a 2-stroke lead Thursday in the Blue Bay LPGA, playing in perfect conditions two days after Typhoon Sarika hit the resort.Lee hit a long flop shot to a foot from a difficult angle on the par-5 18th on Jian Lakes Blue Bay course, back in top shape after a large cleanup effort. The 20-year-old Australian was delayed traveling from the HanaBank Championship, which ended Sunday in South Korea, and finally got to the resort Wednesday, limiting her to nine holes of practice.Maybe its better, Lee said. I think it was pretty similar for a lot of the girls. I just took it as it is. Its OK. ... We have an amazing view from our hotel room, and the course is in great condition. I think were really lucky to be here.Jessica Korda of the U.S. and Sandra Gal of Germany shot 67 on the long course with large rolling, tiered greens with small effective landing areas.Its in great shape, and we had no wind, Gal said. Theres lot of tiers and little pockets on the greens, so you really got to know where to pitch it, and you got to be sharp with your wedges and distances.Lee hit to 6 inches to set up a birdie on the par-5 14th. She has two LPGA Tour victories, winning last year in Kingsmill and in April in Hawaii.I just took it one shot at a time and didnt get ahead of myself, Lee said. Just played my own game today, and a lot of my putts dropped.Gal holed out from 89 yards for eagle on the par-4 second hole. She settled for par on No. 18 when her chip from light rough just off the green hit the downslope, ticked the flagstick and ended up 12 feet away.I think were very lucky that the course is inn such great shape and that we all got here safe and the typhoon didnt do too much damage, Gal said.dddddddddddd Its all good.Korda birdied three of the final four holes.Spains Carlota Ciganda, coming off a playoff victory last week in Incheon for her first LPGA Tour title, was 3 strokes back at 68 along with South Koreas Chella Choi.Ciganda didnt practice after arriving late.I thought it was better to rest, Ciganda said. I knew the course, and my caddie just went and walked the course. Just hit some chips and putts to try to get the speed of the greens. No practice. Just go and play. I like it. Keep it simple.Canadas Brooke Henderson birdied four of the last five to join Germanys Caroline Masson and American Austin Ernst at 69. The 19-year-old Henderson is playing for the fourth straight week in Asia and plans to make it six in a row with stops in Malaysia and Japan.South Koreas Sei Young Kim, the winner last year in the wind without shooting a round in the 60s, opened with a 71. Second-ranked Ariya Jutanugarn also shot 71. The Thai star leads the tour with five victories.Michelle Wie had a 72, playing alongside Gal and Na Yeon Choi. The slumping American got into the field on a sponsor exemption.Just going to play out the rest of the season, and then Im going to go back home to Hawaii, take some time off and try to regroup for next year, Wie said.Na Yeon Choi had two double-bogeys in an 82. The South Korean player threw her ball in the water on No. 18 after missing a 12-foot eagle putt and tapping in for her lone birdie. ' ' '