Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie

Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie says he's still looking to win big this year.

“We are gung-ho to win big and win our division first and go from there”

Eagles' current struggles

Eagles offensive is near bottom in several categories with defense underperforming.

Recent injuries and trades

Injuries, Cam Jurgens trade, and Lane Johnson's retirement have reduced Eagles to backups.

Eagles vs Jaguars London game

Eagles face Jacksonville Jaguars in London with 2-3 record and potential fire sale.

Lurie's expectations

Lurie says expectations are very high despite team's poor performance.

“We couldn't be more excited. ... Our expectations are very high”

Linebacker rotation

Fangio may rotate Jeremiah Trotter Jr. for run defense with Jihaad Campbell.

“Possibly, yeah”

Arms control issue

Eagles' Jake Majors and Willie Lampkin have short arms compared to Jaguars' Arik Armstead.

“Armstead has 33-inch arms while Lampkin's are 31 1/2 and Majors' are also barely more than 30 inches”

Offensive formation

Eagles use 77 percent runs and 24 percent action under new OC Sean Mannion.

“When the Eagles go under center, they run 77 percent of the time and play action at just 24 percent”

Sack conversion

Eagles have 38-percent pressure rate but only 3-percent sack conversion rate.

“The Eagle have a 3-percent sack rate, well below the league average of about 6 percent”

What happens next

Eagles face Jaguars in London game with potential division title focus.