Eagles in dire need of fixing offense sagging under Hurts, Sirianni
Jalen Hurts blames the Philadelphia Eagles' offensive struggles on poor execution. He repeated this after their 24-20 loss to the Rams in which they failed to score in the second half. Fans point fingers at coach Nick Sirianni, especially after a failed fourth-quarter decision. Sirianni accepted responsibility, noting injuries have forced the team to rely on backups. Despite a 2-2 record, Hurts believes better execution can turn things around.
The Eagles had some success with takeaways but struggled with third downs and second-half scoring. They face more challenges with injuries and an upcoming game against Jacksonville in London.
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