Eagles’ biggest problem to fix during 2026 bye week
The Philadelphia Eagles enter their bye week at 2-7, last in the NFC East and carrying seven consecutive losses. Their biggest problem is an offense that cannot sustain productive possessions, regardless of who plays quarterback.
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