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Eagles can't outlast reality
Eagles' offense collapses as reality sets in.
In brief
Eagles' offense collapses as reality sets in. The Eagles' offense has collapsed after a third straight loss, with key players like Lane Johnson retiring and Willie Lampkin stepping in for a makeshift line. Originally reported by PhillyVoice.
Eagles' offense settles
The Eagles' offense settled down and sustained a steady drive against the Jacksonville Jaguars in London.
Jalen Hurts stays poised
Jalen Hurts kept poised in the face of pressure with sharp throws.
Ground game chipped away
The ground game between Will Shipley and Dameon Pierce chipped away at the Jaguars.
Defensive pass interference
Hurts and Dontayvion Wicks drew in a defensive pass interference call to reset the downs.
Game-tying score
The Eagles held the ball for 13 plays and 7:27 of game clock, taking it 64 yards for a game-tying score.
Lane Johnson retired
Lane Johnson, arguably the Eagles' best player, retired on Tuesday.
Cam Jurgens traded
Cam Jurgens was traded to Baltimore on Wednesday for a 2028 second-round draft pick.
Makeup offensive line
The Eagles' new O-line includes Jake Majors at center, Markel Bell at right tackle, and Willie Lampkin at left guard.
Offensive struggles
The Eagles' offense struggled with a second-half meltdown to the Rams a week ago.
Second-half collapse
The Eagles went 4-for-6 on third downs through the first half, then devolved into a 1-for-7 rut.
Rushing yards drop
By the end of the third quarter, the Eagles had only 23 rushing yards.
Late field goal
The Eagles pushed for a late Jake Elliott field goal to briefly lead the Jaguars.
Third-quarter collapse
The Eagles went 4-for-6 on third downs through the first half, then devolved into a 1-for-7 rut.
Final score
Jacksonville pulled ahead with a miracle return and walk-off field goal to hand the Eagles their third straight loss, 19-17.
What to remember
The Eagles' offense has collapsed after a third straight loss, with key players like Lane Johnson retiring and Willie Lampkin stepping in for a makeshift line.
