Eagles Face Adversity with Back-to-Back Losses, Remain Hopeful for Playoffs

Despite recent setbacks, Coach Sirianni insists team is not panicking and looks forward to upcoming games to clinch playoff berth.

The Philadelphia Eagles, after starting the season 10-1, have suffered back-to-back losses against the San Francisco 49ers and the Dallas Cowboys, marking the first time they've lost consecutive games by 20-plus points since 2015.
Despite the losses, Eagles' coach Nick Sirianni insists the team is not hitting the panic button, but acknowledges they haven't played or coached to their standard in the last two games.
The Eagles' defense has been heavily criticized, having allowed 42 points against the 49ers and 33 points against the Cowboys. The offense has also struggled, scoring only 19 and 13 points in the last two games respectively.
The Eagles, who are still first in the NFC East, have a chance to clinch a playoff berth with a win over the Seattle Seahawks in their upcoming game.
Following the Seahawks, the Eagles will play the New York Giants twice, and the Arizona Cardinals once, with the schedule expected to ease up ahead of the playoffs.