Eagles social media actually posted this

1 minute ago, kiwieagle said:

Yeah, that game should have been over at half-time with the the way our O couldn't move the ball or even get a first down post the first short field drive but he kept taking the FGs and kept the score a lot closer than the game that was being played out on the field, and then the Birds flipped a switch in the 2nd half and re-discovered the forward pass!

Defense also got shafted in the fact hurts fumbled at the 10. Might not have given up any points without that fumble. That said against the rams we need more pressure cause puka an adams are problems if we don’t. Particularly puka

18 minutes ago, Iggles_Phan said:

Let's be honest.... he's not the guy he was last year. The lost weight was a big factor in what's happening right now.

Oh 100%. I think he heard the talk and knew he wasn't living up to his potential. He is now. I was confident that he would get his body right.

10 minutes ago, NOTW said:

Imagine hating your team's QB so much that you live to criticize him, even when he starts making pass plays and scores TDs and leads a comeback, and then disappear after the team WINS.

There are just a few left...trolls all of them...they like to say they have a right to be critical but when they use the same tired lines for months and years on end... looking forward to the mistakes just to push their ignorant agenda...they get no free passes. They think they can come back back and say "my bad, I will eat crow" as a fix...yeah...it doesn't work that way...once a troll always a troll.

3 minutes ago, Mike030270 said:

Bennett was bullied like a kid in school

And he was still 200% better than Jackson.

Hurts taking command, being a leader, being vocal. He was also shown reviewing the tablet with Patullo in another shot.

LOL, Seattle up 21 - 0 and 1st Q is not even over.

PR for a TD and a blocked punt to set up a short-field gimme.

11 minutes ago, Sack that QB said:

One of my favorite things in sports is seeing big beefy linemen rumblin and stumbling to the End zone

That wasn't "rumbling and stumblin" that was a flat out sprint.

Davis ran a 4.78 at 330 lbs at the combine. Which is insane. As was his 1.63 ten yard split.

Just now, NOTW said:

Hurts taking command, being a leader, being vocal. He was also shown reviewing the tablet with Patullo in another shot.

Good. Whatever happened in 2nd half - it worked

27 minutes ago, Eriv20 said:

Thought we lost there at the end. What an up and down game. Church, birds win.. great Sunday let’s go

Been a fan for a lot of years and don't remember seeing many wins that were more improbable than this one. The come back after a completely inept 1st half and then block not one, but two FGs down the stretch including the one that would have won the game. How unbelievable is that?

The boy wonder, ain't such a wonder on 4th down

11 minutes ago, NOTW said:

I think literally everyone acknowledged how bad the 1st half offense was.

Big credit to them for making a huge change in the 2nd half and turning it around. The defense was also playing bad in the first half and the Rams were moving on offense practically at will.

The team played better in the 2nd half and came back to win the game. A lot still to fix. We need to see more balanced offense to start the game and not have these offensive struggles.

The team is 3-0 completed a miraculous comeback and is fresh off a Super Bowl championship. Sure there are offensive flaws still no doubt but I just don't get why some people want everyone to overly focus on the negative

9 minutes ago, Dwide Schrude said:

i think it’s mostly because Dickerson & maybe even Jurgens are still hurt.

Could have something to do with having no threat of the deep and intermediate pass game, not having very many variations of run types, and defenses wholly focusing on stopping the run until proven otherwise

1 minute ago, UK Eagle said:

The boy wonder, ain't such a wonder on 4th down

McVay has always lacked guts especially in the playoffs.

3 minutes ago, e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! said:

Defense also got shafted in the fact hurts fumbled at the 10. Might not have given up any points without that fumble. That said against the rams we need more pressure cause puka an adams are problems if we don’t. Particularly puka

Run D needs work.

But overall, D played very well and especially in executing the bend but don't break philosophy given the circumstances they were put in. 26 points looks like a lot but situationally is understandable.

1 minute ago, GoEagles614 said:

Could have something to do with having no threat of the deep and intermediate pass game, not having very many variations of run types, and defenses wholly focusing on stopping the run until proven otherwise

That’s definitely part of it. I think it’s a mixture of things

AJ saying they need to stay aggressive

Just now, kiwieagle said:

Run D needs work.

But overall, D played very well and especially in executing the bend but don't break philosophy given the circumstances they were put in. 26 points looks like a lot but situationally is understandable.

Run defense most of the day was bad. Some of that was just poor tackling and some of that is j still think we have some guys out of shape like Jalen Carter. I think there’s a reason why fangio called him out. It looked better vs. chiefs cause their rushing attack was awful last year too

9 minutes ago, UK Eagle said:

Well, that was a mess of a performance that ended quite well. LOL at McVay, his body language said a lot in the 3rd.

What are the Rams going to blame this time?

Some tweets already complaining about the Eagles being offsides and JC "touched" the long snapper ( happens on every FG and extra points attempt - and you can touch the long snapper after the ball is snapped - it just can't be "forceable or violent".

37 minutes ago, Iggles_Phan said:

It was 26-7. Eagles scored a TD on their first drive.

Yes, and the final score was 33-26, so the Eagles won 26-0 after Fred entered the game.

Cowboys might be lucky to win 5 games this year.

2 minutes ago, pgcd3 said:

The team is 3-0 completed a miraculous comeback and is fresh off a Super Bowl championship. Sure there are offensive flaws still no doubt but I just don't get why some people want everyone to overly focus on the negative

Winning doesn’t and shouldn’t negate the negative

Just now, Ace Nova said:

Some tweets already complaining about the Eagles being offsides and JC "touched" the long snapper ( happens on every FG and extra points attempt - and you can touch the long snapper after the ball is snapped - it just can't be "forceable or violent".

Bring it on. Like I said the league needs it's great team villain and I'd be more than happy if it remained us for years

Both sides of the ball need a lot of work.

Rams ran on the Eagles successfully, yeah, 7 in the box, still, you have to make a better showing, and most of the blitzes didn't get home.

But In Fangio we trust.

Same with the OL, Rams played their safeties back, they were conceding 5 yard runs to Barkley, yet the Eagle OL couldn't open any holes.

But this is why I call the first four games the "shakeout cruise." Each year is different, and coaching staff has to find out what works for THIS team.

When you're off to a 3-0 start, and you're still looking to fix a lot of issues, that's got to be demoralizing for the rest of the league.

Youngest defense in the NFL, and wait until they jell the second half.