Overview
- The Los Angeles Rams erased a 10-point fourth‑quarter deficit to beat the Eagles 24-20 on Sunday after Philadelphia failed to finish a drive on fourth‑and‑2 from the 2 and the Rams answered with a long touchdown march.
- Philadelphia went 0-for-12 on third downs, a historically poor mark flagged by NFL Network research that ended drives, shortened possessions and left the defense on the field for late, game‑deciding series.
- Head coach Nick Sirianni acknowledged the offense “hasn’t been good enough,” accepted responsibility for the failed fourth‑and‑2 call and said coaching and player execution both contributed to the collapse.
- Quarterback Jalen Hurts completed 12 of 27 passes for 93 yards, was caught on a Fox hot mic angrily directing receivers, and drew heavy criticism from fans and former players for his play and sideline demeanor.
- The Eagles played without several key offensive starters and lost Saquon Barkley to injury during the game, a combination that strains short‑term depth and increases pressure on the staff to correct fundamentals before Week 5 in London.