The Eagles are 2-0, cruising in the win column, but something under the hood just doesn’t sound right. It seems like they’re winning with duct tape and destiny. The offense? Stuck in neutral. The vibe? Like watching a NASCAR race in a parking lot. Something’s off, and everyone in Philly can feel it.
On Wednesday, the franchise quarterback stood up and pointed directly at himself. Jalen Hurts addressed Philadelphia’s offensive woes head-on, accepting full accountability for the unit’s lack of synchronization. He didn’t hide from the glaring statistics or the frustrated fanbase. Instead, he shouldered the burden, confirming the blame starts and ends with him.