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Philadelphia's slide reached five straight losses with Tanner McKee still running an offense that cannot replace what Jalen Hurts gave the structure. Dallas scored 38, Dak Prescott threw three touchdowns and the Eagles could not keep pace after halftime. Saquon Barkley being back helps, but this offense is still missing the quarterback-run and RPO pressure that used to force defenses into uncomfortable choices.
Philadelphia moved slightly lower after a 38-21 loss to Dallas. Recent Performance, Defense Strength, and Coaching Direction declined, while gains in Offense Strength and Roster Strength offset most of the drop.
Philadelphia's identity is still in transition with Tanner McKee at quarterback. Saquon Barkley can give the offense a run-game base, but the Eagles no longer have Jalen Hurts changing the numbers with quarterback runs and RPOs. Dallas forced McKee into a higher-volume game and pulled away. Philadelphia needs the line and Barkley to create structure before McKee is asked to match explosive passing teams.
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 has one of the league’s more favorable remaining roads at No. 23, with opponents averaging 78.5. Seattle Seahawks, Houston Texans and San Francisco 49ers still give the schedule a real test, but 2 games against current top-10 teams keep the full road from looking as heavy as most.
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San Francisco 49ers at 89.3 PFM.
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Philadelphia builds its defense around front-four pressure, while Los Angeles Chargers get to a similar place through disguised pressure and changing fronts. That means Philadelphia can rush four and still force the quarterback off schedule, while Los Angeles Chargers can change the protection picture without sending extra rushers every snap. The quarterback gap favors Los Angeles Chargers, with the run game and play action providing the steadier structure on difficult downs.
Dallas and Washington have quarterback talent, but neither matches Philadelphia’s depth. Philadelphia can stay in the race by controlling the line of scrimmage, forcing the defense to account for Hurts in the run game and letting the pass rush close. The remaining problem is maintaining passing-game consistency through coordinator and receiver changes.
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Lane Johnson retired on October 6, and rookie Markel Bell is now starting at right tackle with Fred Johnson behind him. Philadelphia needs Bell to develop quickly, but adding another starting-caliber tackle would protect Jalen Hurts and give the offense more security at a premium position.
Dallas Goedert remains Philadelphia's top tight end, with Johnny Mundt and E.J. Jenkins behind him. The Eagles still need a younger long-term receiving option who can eventually take on a larger role in the middle of the field.
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.
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Philadelphia is 2–3 in the Super Bowl and last won in Super Bowl LIX in 2025.
