The Philadelphia Eagles had yet another ugly game on offense in Monday night's 22-19 overtime loss to the Los Angeles Chargers, but one renowned NFL analyst suggests play-calling wasn't to blame in crunch time.
Jalen Hurts had thrown three interceptions before Philadelphia's final possession. Nevertheless, the Eagles forced the Chargers to kick a field goal in OT, providing Hurts and Co. the chance to drive down for a game-winning touchdown.
Hurts had converted a third-and-16 with a 28-yard completion to DeVonta Smith, and drew the Bolts offsides on a fourth-and-4 to keep hope alive. Unfortunately, an apparent misread by Hurts led to a game-ending interception.