Overview
- The Eagles fell 27-7 to the Chicago Bears on Monday night after a broadly ineffective performance that included 248 yards, three turnovers, zero second-half points and a defense that allowed 375 yards.
- The loss ended the Eagles’ streak of 75 straight regular-season games with at least 10 points and players like Lane Johnson called the defeat “self-sabotage,” blaming avoidable mistakes for the outcome.
- Offensive execution did not match coordinator Sean Mannion’s run/play-action vision, with the team attempting just 15 play-action passes through three games and struggling on under-center action.
- Philadelphia made an immediate personnel change by promoting veteran safety Kenny Moore to the 53-man roster after shaky safety play and also continues to cope with offensive-line instability after Landon Dickerson went to injured reserve and Cam Jurgens shifted to guard.
- The Eagles have six days to correct situational errors and stabilize protection before facing the Los Angeles Rams, a matchup that grows tougher if Puka Nacua is available and will test whether short-term fixes hold.