Not having a play clock to look at directly over the defense made it even tougher for quarterback Carson Wentz. “It was a unique thing about coming to play here and then you find out about three minutes before the kickoff that that end zone’s game clock and play clock would be turned off for the day,” O’Connell said. “We used the stadium scoreboard above the north end zone to display the game clock and play clock due to an issue with synching the static stadium clock and play clock at that end of the field. Players always had the play clock and game clock visible to them at all times. “Yeah, it was weird,” Wentz said.