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Line 1: '''4th and 26''' (for fourth down and 26 yards to go) is the nickname given to a famous play that occurred during the [[NFL playoffs, 2003-04\|2003-04 playoffs]] of the [[National Football League]]. The incredibly unlikely, schocking play occurred on [[January 11]], [[2004]] at [[Lincoln Financial Field]] during the fourth quarter of a divisional playoff game between the visiting [[Green Bay Packers]] and the [[Philadelphia Eagles]]. The [[NFC East]] champion and top-seeded Eagles were coming off an opening round bye while the fourth-seeded, [[NFC North]] champion Packers were the visiting team.

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