The Philadelphia Eagles narrowly secured a victory against the Tennessee Titans, finishing with a 24-20 score. Quarterback Jalen Hurts delivered a decisive touchdown pass to clinch the game this past Sunday.
Jalen Hurts concluded the match with 264 passing yards and two touchdown passes, though he also threw two interceptions. The Eagles struggled with their rushing game, with Tank Bigsby leading with only 33 yards.
Despite being 2-0 under the guidance of new offensive coordinator Sean Mannion, the Philadelphia offense has yet to meet expectations.
ESPN commentator Stephen A. Smith shared his concerns regarding the Eagles’ offensive performance moving forward. On Monday, he remarked, “I’m concerned. I don’t like what I’m seeing with the Eagles’ offense. Jalen Hurts is a winner. He found a way. But when you look at the potency of the Dallas Cowboys, offenses in the NFC North, and the NFC West, many teams could end up outperforming the Philadelphia Eagles if they don’t figure it out.”
The Eagles, with a current record of 2-0, are set to face the Chicago Bears in a prime-time “Monday Night Football” matchup during Week 3.
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