Overview
- The Eagles dropped their fourth straight game on Sunday with a 25-14 loss to the Panthers, leaving the team at 2-4 and exposing continued offensive breakdowns.
- Left tackle Jordan Mailata told reporters that a lack of focus and a missing ‘‘want to’’ are driving sloppy play and urged teammates to take extra reps and own their assignments.
- Philadelphia managed just 222 total yards and 35 rushing yards in the loss and is averaging 17.7 points per game this season, the lowest mark of the Howie Roseman era.
- Injuries and line turnover have forced continuity issues with Jalen Hurts sidelined for at least the next three games, Carson Steele hurt, and only two Week 1 offensive-line starters still active.
- Head coach Nick Sirianni defended the players’ effort while promising cleaner details, but local columnists say Mailata’s public critique raises new questions about Sirianni’s control of team culture and possible ownership scrutiny.