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Jalen Hurts’ Message After Chicago Setback: ‘Who Are We?’ (opens the original)
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PHILADELPHIA — Two days after an ugly 27-7 Monday night setback at Soldier Field, Jalen Hurts did not waste his time with excuses. The Eagles’ QB1 spent it asking a question. After the game, Hurts said one of the first things he put to the locker room was a simple query: “Who are we?” “That was one of the key questions I asked the team following the game,” Hurts said at his weekly press conference on Wednesday. “Ask yourself that question, because that’s a choice you can make — and being deliber
No More Kid Gloves: Eagles Have To Ramp Up Jonathan Greenard (opens the original)
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It’s time for the Eagles to drop the kid gloves with Jonathan Greenard even if Howie Roseman and Nick Sirianni have to veto Vic Fangio’s old-school practice mentality. Philadelphia’s ugly 27-7 Monday night loss in Chicago exposed a problem that two early wins papered over: Jalyx Hunt and Nolan Smith are not getting home nearly enough. The Eagles pressured Case Keenum only 10 times on Monday night. A 38-year-old journeyman who hadn’t started in years had time to operate with virtual impunity. Yes
Eagles Secondary Needs A Statement Night Against a Backup-Led Bears Offense (opens the original)
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The Eagles are 2-0 and are in the pace car in the NFC East. Their cornerbacks are among the league’s most talented. Their pass defense ranks near the top of the NFL, yet Vic Fangio’s secondary heads to Soldier Field on Monday Night Football feeling underwhelming. The Philadelphia defense has allowed just 166 passing yards per game through two weeks, good for one of the league’s stingiest marks. Quinyon Mitchell, Cooper DeJean and Riq Woolen form a high-end trio that projects like one of the NFL’
Trenches Should Decide MNF: Bears Ground Game, Kendall In A Tough Environment, And An Opportunity For Carter, Davis (opens the original)
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PHILADELPHIA - The Eagles will attempt to stay unbeaten on the young season when they visit Soldier Field on Monday night. For most of the week, it was shaping up like Chicago would be down to third-string quarterback Case Keenum after Caleb Williams’ hamstring injury and Tyson Bagent’s status in concussion protocol. By Saturday, Bagent was back at practice, so the extra day could be meaningful and Bagent may be available as long as head coach Ben Johnson, who is a stickler about practice, feels
Eagles Locker Room Report: Saquon’s Cowboy Collar, Dirty Kicks and OL Continuity (opens the original)
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PHILADELPHIA — Saquon Barkley will play Monday night in Chicago despite a painful stinger that limited him during the Eagles’ Week 2 win over Tennessee. The superstar running back also indicated he doesn’t believe that the injury will affect him against the Bears. “I don’t think so. No, that’s why I’m rehabbing my ass off to get as strong as it needs to be,” Barkley said after practice on Friday. “I feel like I’m in a really good spot. I know that they wouldn’t let me go out there if I wasn’t ab
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