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Eagles QB Jalen Hurts poses a challenge to teammates (opens the original)
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PHILADELPHIA — Three and a half weeks into the season, the Eagles are at a crossroads. After the embarrassing performance on Monday Night Football, a 27-7 romp by the Chicago Bears, Jalen Hurts challenged everyone in the locker room. “One of the key questions I asked the team following the game is, ‘Who are we?’” the quarterback said Wednesday. “’Ask yourself that question, because it’s a choice you can make. And be deliberate and intentional on how we move forward so we can continue to improve.
How the Eagles respond will define season early (opens the original)
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On his only pass Monday night against the Chicago Bears, Dalton did the only thing you couldn’t do: He threw an interception in the end zone. It was finite, permanent, traumatic. You couldn’t undo it. “We get down there, I can’t put ourselves in a bad position like that,” Dalton said. “I mean, costly turnover at a tough time, man. That’s points on the board. “(The Bears) schemed it up pretty good. I obviously didn’t see the safety in the middle, and he just read my eyes. My eyes were over there,
5 things learned from the Eagles’ ugly loss to the Bears (opens the original)
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The Eagles escaped the first two weeks with wins despite stretches of sloppy football. There was no escape Monday night. Three turnovers, 10 penalties and a disappearing act after halftime added up to a 27-7 loss to the Chicago Bears at Soldier Field in front of a national audience. At 2-1, the Eagles are hardly in crisis. But three games have revealed some troubling habits, and Monday night was alarming. Here are five things learned from the debacle in Chicago. Sean Mannion’s offense remains a
Eagles report card: Birds flunk test in Chicago (opens the original)
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Three brutal turnovers and 10 penalties doomed the Eagles in a forgettable 27-7 road loss to the Chicago Bears Monday night. The Birds’ defense didn’t record a sack and has gone the first three games of the season without a takeaway. Chicago’s third-string quarterback — 38-year-old journeyman Case Keenum — lit up the Eagles’ secondary. The Bears, who steamrolled the Eagles in Philly last year, seem to have the Birds’ number. Perhaps these grades are generous. But in many households, a “C” is bel
Eagles preview: Birds bracing for Chicago’s ground attack (opens the original)
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Caleb Williams won’t be on the field tonight. The Bears’ running game will be. That, more than the quarterback change, is what matters to the Eagles. Williams was ruled out with a hamstring injury he suffered last week against Minnesota. Backup Tyson Bagent cleared enough of the concussion protocol to practice and is questionable. If he can’t go, 38-year-old Case Keenum gets the call. For Vic Fangio, the name behind center doesn’t change the plan. “We’re preparing for Chicago’s offense,” the Eag
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