The Eagles’ offensive futility reached a new breaking point in the team’s Monday Night Football loss to the Chargers. The Eagles offense has underwhelmed and struggled to meet its potential all season, but on Monday, they turned the ball over five times in a 22-19 overtime defeat. It marked the third-straight loss for an Eagles team that is failing to find their groove even with the postseason rapidly approaching.
Quarterback Jalen Hurts and wide receiver A.J. Brown were responsible for several significant mistakes in the game. Hurts completed just over 50% of his passes while throwing for 240 yards, no touchdowns, four picks and fumbling. Meanwhile, Brown dropped several key passes in the game, including an attempt that was tipped up for an interception and another that could have been an Eagles touchdown.
