Packers @ Eagles

I've reviewed a couple of game recaps and can't find the information I want. On that Favre interception in OT, what down and distance was it?

Was it third and long? Was it supposed to be one of those heaves that is "just as good as a punt" if it gets intercepted. While interceptions are never good, the back-breaker was the 35-yard return of the interception putting the Eagles in immediate field goal range.

 

1st and 10.

 

That spot was good, forward progress. At least according to the imaginary line.

 

Thanks. Well, there goes that theory. Nevertheless, the real killing part of the interception was the long return that put the Eagles on the edge of their field goal range.

 

Were they not going to go for it but got a penalty which pushed them to a 4th and 6?

 

The Packers were never planning on going for it. They lined up on 4th down and tried to draw the Eagles off side. It didn't work so they just let the play clock run down and took the delay of game penalty.