The Philadelphia Eagles secured a 24-20 win over the Tennessee Titans, but concerns linger despite the victory. With concerns mounting over the offensive line and run game, can the Eagles’ aerial assault carry them through the season?
The Philadelphia Eagles secured a 24-20 win over the Tennessee Titans, but concerns linger despite the victory. Sean Mannion’s play calling comes under fire for predictable first down runs and overused bubble screens to Makai Lemon, raising questions about how the offense can escape constant third-and-long situations. Jalen Hurts, Dontayvion Wicks, and DeVonta Smith shine with their ability to consistently convert in clutch moments, but why does this team keep putting itself behind the sticks?
On defense, advanced stats like pressure and pass rush win rates aren’t translating into enough sacks for Jalyx Hunt and Nolan Smith, with missed opportunities nearly costing big plays. Still, the passing attack remains a bright spot—Hurts spreads the ball across the field, and Hollywood Brown proves dangerous when he gets touches. With concerns mounting over the offensive line and run game, can the Eagles’ aerial assault carry them through the season?