Eagles Update: Episode 51

The Eagles offense struggled against New York three weeks ago. What does Carson Wentz and Co. need to do better on Sunday against the same Giants D?

When to use Jalen Hurts? The Eagles have selectively used second-round draft pick QB Jalen Hurts this season as head coach Doug Pederson ponders ways to involve Hurts to spice up an offense that has had trouble getting in sync this season.

The Eagles fell to 3-7-1 with a 23-17 loss on Monday night to Seattle in a game that had a familiar refrain: The offense didn't get moving until the team trailed by 14 points, and playing catch-up football wasn't going to work against a good Seahawks team.

The Eagles have a tough task tonight playing a 7-3 Seattle team that is strong on both sides of the ball. What do the Eagles need to do to win? A quick dive into the nationally televised contest.

The Eagles' defense has the mentality of taking over the football game. With an eye toward ending a two-game losing streak, DE Brandon Graham thinks the D is ready to do just that against Seattle and QB Russell Wilson.

Right tackle Lane Johnson said on Friday that an ankle injury that won't go away will end his 2020 season, another significant loss for an offensive line that will start its 10th different combination in 11 games on Monday night against Seattle.

Next up for the Eagles' defense is a Monday night game against Seattle QB Russell Wilson, a master of the improv at the position and a player who the Eagles know very well. Defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz and LB Alex Singleton discuss the challenges of keeping Wilson under wraps.

How do the Eagles get back on the winning track? Head coach Doug Pederson is relying on a formula that he has used in the past and he is holding every player and coach on the team accountable for the team's 3-6-1 record.

Three turnovers and a poor offensive performance overall contributed to a 22-17 loss at Cleveland on Sunday that dropped the Eagles to 3-6-1 in this 2020 season. We have the reaction from head coach Doug Pederson and QB Carson Wentz here.

The Eagles react to the news that Cleveland star DE Myles Garrett will miss Sunday's game as he has been placed on the team's Reserve/COVID-19 list. What does it mean? We have the Eagles' thoughts here.

RB Miles Sanders returned to the lineup last week and gained 85 rushing yards. He's looking for more on Sunday with, hopefully, the offensive line intact against the Cleveland Browns.

QB Carson Wentz says he is optimistic about the team as it prepares for Sunday's test in Cleveland, a team against which the Eagles want to start fast and take a lead. Wentz discusses the early-game challenges the Eagles have faced in 2020.

The Eagles' defense has "biggest challenge" of the season on Sunday against Cleveland's powerful running game. Defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz and LB T.J. Edwards share their thoughts on the task against the 6-3 Browns.

Head coach Doug Pederson and the Eagles are turning the page and focusing on Sunday's opponent, the Cleveland Browns, understanding they have a lot at stake against a tough AFC North opponent.

The Eagles fell to 3-5-1 with a 27-17 loss to New York on Sunday, a disappointing way to open the second half of the 2020 season.

The Eagles and Giants tangle on Sunday and in this Episode we explore the defense's challenge against QB Daniel Jones and the offense's use of now-healthy WR Alshon Jeffery.

T.J. Edwards emerges for Eagles defense at LB position

Eagles back from their bye week, focused on staying hot in NFC East

At 3-4-1, the Eagles are in first place and on their bye week. Head coach Doug Pederson is answering a lot of tough questions, and here he gives his reasoning for staying positive and thinking the best is ahead for the Eagles in 2020.

A big defensive effort lifted the Eagles to a 23-9 victory over the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday night, giving Philadelphia a 3-4-1 record and first place in the NFC East. We've got the recap for you and some reaction from Lincoln Financial Field.

Nothing is yet official, but all signs are pointing to Dallas starting rookie Ben DiNucci at QB on Sunday night. The Eagles defense is preparing for a "full arsenal" of ways the Cowboys might use DiNucci in this very important game for both teams.

Even with an up-and-down 2-4-1 start, the Eagles have kept their locker room intact, and center Jason Kelce thinks leadership and experience are primary reasons why the team has hung together and not pointed fingers or blame.

The Eagles on Sunday night play Dallas and will look to exploit a Cowboys defense that has been the league's worst through the first seven weeks of the season. QB Carson Wentz discusses the defense he has studied in preparation for Sunday's prime-time game.