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Sirianni Owns Eagles’ Offensive Collapse After Loss To Rams

The coach’s admission and a 0-for-12 third-down performance intensify scrutiny of play-calling, personnel choices and the team’s identity before its London trip.

Overview

  • The Eagles fell 24-20 to the Los Angeles Rams and dropped to 2-2 after scoring zero points in the second half.
  • Philadelphia went 0-for-12 on third downs in the game, a team low since at least 1991 and the most attempts without a conversion leaguewide since 2020 according to NFL Network research.
  • Key offensive contributors were missing or limited, with DeVonta Smith, Dallas Goedert and Lane Johnson inactive and Saquon Barkley leaving early with a hamstring issue, forcing makeshift lineups and limiting play options.
  • Nick Sirianni publicly took responsibility for a late fourth-and-2 decision from the 2-yard line that failed to extend the lead, and he said the offense “hasn’t been good enough” after the game.
  • Former Eagles linebacker Seth Joyner sharply criticized Sirianni’s play-calling and leadership on his show, leaving the team under intensified external pressure as it prepares for its Week 5 game in London.