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Jalen Hurts challenges Eagles to look inward following Mondayâs loss to the Bears: âWho are we?â (opens the original)
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In the aftermath of Monday nightâs loss to the Chicago Bears, Jalen Hurts said he posed a question to the Eagles. ââWho are we?ââ Hurts recalled on Wednesday. ââAsk yourself that question because thatâs a choice you can make, and being deliberate and intentional on how we move forward, so we can continue to improve.ââ The Eagles showed in their first loss of the season that theyâre still figuring out their identity. The offense took strides in the run game in the first half
What we know (and donât) about the Eagles entering Week 4 vs. the Rams (opens the original)
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The Eagles are no strangers to getting walloped by the Ben Johnson-coached Chicago Bears. But Monday nightâs beatdown seemed more ominous than the Week 13 loss last season. The offense, hindered by penalties, turnovers, and negative plays, was largely inefficient throughout the game. Seven points scored by the Eagles marked their fewest in a contest since a 13-7 loss to the New York Giants in 2021, which was Nick Sirianniâs first season as head coach. Monday nightâs loss ended the Eaglesâ
Saquon Barkley says heâs âgood to goâ for Mondayâs game in Chicago after suffering stinger in Week 2 (opens the original)
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Despite dropping out of the Eaglesâ Week 2 win against the Tennessee Titans with a stinger, a nerve injury in the neck, Saquon Barkley said heâs âgood to goâ for Monday nightâs game against the Chicago Bears. Barkley, the 29-year-old running back, sustained the injury on the first play of the contest and missed the rest of the first half. He returned in the second half, but was not on the field for most of the fourth quarter, including the game-winning drive orchestrated by Jalen Hurts
Center Drew Kendall is the Eaglesâ newest O-line starter. Witnesses to his rise always saw a pro in the making. (opens the original)
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Jordan Mailata wasnât exactly bashful when he shared his instant analysis of Drew Kendallâs first meaningful start at center, even as the second-year player stood within earshot of him in the Tennessee Titans visitorsâ locker room. Kendall, the Eaglesâ 2025 fifth-round pick out of Boston College, took over Cam Jurgensâ typical starting spot at center, while Jurgens slid over to left guard in place of the injured Landon Dickerson last Sunday. The Titans turned up the temperature of the
Eagles vs. Bears predictions: Our writers pick a winner for the Week 3 game in Chicago (opens the original)
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A Monday night trip to the Windy City sure looked daunting about a week ago. The Chicago Bears opened eyes of NFL observers with a 59-37 win over the Carolina Panthers in Week 1, with coach Ben Johnsonâs desire to produce the highest-scoring team ever looking like a realistic wish. Then came Week 2, when the Bears struggled in a 9-3 loss to Carson Wentz and the Minnesota Vikings, with the indelible image of quarterback Caleb Williams being carted off with a hamstring injury changing the framin
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