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Philadelphia's offensive problems are bigger than one injury. The Eagles went 0-for-12 on third down, finished with 172 total yards and added to a league-high total of three-and-out drives in the loss to the Rams. Missing DeVonta Smith and losing Saquon Barkley hurt, but Jalen Hurts and Sean Mannion still have to find answers when defenses crowd the run game and force the passing offense to create on schedule.
Philadelphia fell after a 24-20 loss to the Rams. The offense was shut out in the second half, Saquon Barkley left with a hamstring injury, and declines in Offense Strength, Recent Performance, Roster Strength, and Coaching Direction pulled the rating down.
Philadelphia still wants Jalen Hurts and Saquon Barkley forcing defenses to defend the run before the passing game attacks space behind it. The Rams took that away and the Eagles went 0-for-12 on third down with 172 total yards. The identity has become too easy to squeeze when the first-down run game stalls, so Hurts and the passing concepts need more answers before third down.
The opener showed Philadelphia can create explosives without Brown when defenses overplay the run. Wicks scored from 64 yards and Goedert added a 43-yard catch. The pressure point is sustaining that counter so opponents cannot crowd Barkley and Hurts without paying for it downfield.
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Philadelphia sits near the middle of the league at No. 22 in remaining road strength, with opponents averaging 78.6. Seattle Seahawks, Houston Texans and San Francisco 49ers create the toughest stretch, but 3 games against current top-10 teams keep the schedule from belonging at either extreme.
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Seattle Seahawks at 89.2 PFM.
Shared profile: Defense and QB Stability.
Philadelphia builds its defense around front-four pressure, while Denver gets to a similar place through coverage support behind the rush. That means Philadelphia can rush four and still force the quarterback off schedule, while Denver can make the quarterback hold the ball long enough for the rush to arrive. Denver separates in Offensive Rating through a steadier scoring structure around timing throws and quick-game answers.
Philadelphia owns the NFC East's deepest roster and the strongest control of the line of scrimmage. Jayden Daniels gives Washington the division's most dangerous improviser, while Dallas can still score with Dak Prescott. The Eagles invite a real race only if loaded boxes shut down their passing answer.
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See the current Philadelphia Eagles depth chart across offense, defense and special teams.
Lane Johnson still starts at right tackle, making succession planning one of Philadelphia's clearest future needs. A young tackle who can develop behind him would protect the offense from a sudden drop at a premium position.
Dallas Goedert and Zach Ertz currently lead the tight end room, leaving Philadelphia heavily dependent on veterans at the position. A younger receiving tight end would give Jalen Hurts a longer-term middle-field target.
Andrew Mukuba and Marcus Epps currently start at safety, with limited proven depth behind them. Another versatile defensive back would give the Eagles more flexibility in split-safety and matchup packages.
5,531 F-S value
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Philadelphia is 2–3 in the Super Bowl and last won in Super Bowl LIX in 2025.
