# Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie still 'gung ho' about 2026 season

> Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie says team will win division despite poor record.
- Title: Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie still 'gung ho' about 2026 season
- Summary: Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie says team will win division despite poor record. Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie remains confident in team's ability to win division…
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- Source: PhillyVoice — https://phillyvoice.com/eagles-owner-jeffrey-lurie-five-thoughts-jaguars-nfl-london-willie-lampkin
- Published: 2026-10-10T14:38:52.314+00:00
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- Topics: eagles, jeffrey lurie, nfl, 2026 season, jaguars, jeremiah trotter jr, willie lampkin, jake majors, jeremy trotter jr, nfl london game, news, local
## 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.
## Key takeaway

Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie remains confident in team's ability to win division despite recent losses and injuries.