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Eagles' 27-7 loss to Bears: Who bears blame?
Eagles' 27-7 loss to Bears reveals coaching, QB and offensive line failures.
In brief
Eagles' 27-7 loss to Bears reveals coaching, QB and offensive line failures. Eagles' 27-7 loss to Bears shows poor coaching, quarterback performance, and offensive line issues. Originally reported by CBS Sports.
Eagles' 27-7 loss to Bears
The Eagles suffered a 27-7 loss to the Bears, an embarrassment on the national stage.
Why Eagles performed poorly
The Eagles were outclassed in coaching, execution, preparation, offense, defense, poise, discipline, and decision-making.
Eagles' 2-0 record
The Eagles entered the game 2-0, with wins despite not being pretty in the first two weeks.
Nick Sirianni: 30% blame
Sirianni admitted the loss was a true team loss, failing in coaching, play-calling, and leadership.
“It was a true team loss, and when it's a true team loss, I have to look at myself first.”
Jalen Hurts: 25% blame
Hurts struggled with passing, throwing 4-for-10 for 23 yards when pressured.
Sean Mannion: 15% blame
Mannion failed to help Hurts, with the Eagles' short passing game at 0.3 yards per attempt.
Offensive line: 15% blame
The offensive line allowed five hurries, with Jurgens finishing 71st in pass protection rankings.
Defense: 15% blame
The defense stopped the run but allowed zero points when a Tank Bigsby fumble set the Bears at the 15-yard line.
Eagles' penalty issues
The Eagles committed 10 penalties, including three pre-snap offensive penalties.
Eagles' offensive struggles
Hurts is 12-for-21 for 6 yards on throws behind the line of scrimmage this year.
What happens next
The Eagles' defense can bounce back, but the offense's issues remain unresolved.
Here's the gist
Eagles' 27-7 loss to Bears shows poor coaching, quarterback performance, and offensive line issues.
