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Six Starters Out: Philadelphia’s Cooked Offense Is In Total Freefall

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The Philadelphia Eagles are absolutely cooked, man. Seriously, if you’ve been watching, you know their offense has been straight-up putrid. But now? After losing 24-20 to the Rams in Week 4, it’s somehow gotten even worse. They haven’t even converted a third down since the first half of their game against “Da Bears.” What is Nick Sirianni even doing? Is he sleeping on the job? Because this week, it’s a full-blown disaster.

Philly’s Nightmare Week 5

Get this: the Eagles are set to face the Jaguars in London this Sunday, and they could be without SIX offensive starters. Yeah, you read that right. DeVonta, Saquon, Dallas, Landon, Lane, Cam , all potentially sidelined. How do you even run an NFL offense with that many key guys out? Jacksonville is already a -6.5 point favorite against them, and honestly, that feels low. Vic Fangio’s defense is going to have its work cut out for them, big time. Many fans have been hoping to see Philly crash and burn, and it looks like their wish might be coming true. If you’re an Eagles fan, you should be panicking a lot, and panicking often. You guys might just be, as the kids say, cooked.

Rams Are Still Finding Their Stride (Or Not?)

Meanwhile, the Los Angeles Rams are sitting at a solid, if unspectacular, 2-2 after beating those very Eagles 24-20. They’re like a lot of other NFC playoff hopefuls right now. The big issue? They haven’t played a complete game all season. This was a problem for them last year around this time too, before they finally hit their stride. The talent is definitely there, it’s always been there, so it’s time for them to start playing like the contender everyone expects them to be. They need to fix a couple of things, like actually running the ball more and not putting absolutely everything on Matthew Stafford’s shoulders. Their defense played great against the Eagles, but let’s be real, Philly’s offense is anemic right now, so it’s not the best test. For now, there’s not much reason for the fanbase to panic, especially with some injured players expected back soon. But if they lose to the Bills on Monday night? Yeah, that panic meter might start to spike.

Dallas’s Defensive Woes Continue

Over in Dallas, the Cowboys managed a 34-30 win against the Texans in Week 4. But don’t let the score fool you. Their defense is still a mess. It hasn’t shown any improvement from earlier in the season, and they’ve given up at least 30 points in two games already. That’s just not going to cut it if they want to be taken seriously.

So, as Week 5 approaches, the NFC picture is starting to get wild. The Eagles are in London hoping to avoid a total collapse against the Jaguars without half their offense. The Rams are staring down a tough Monday night matchup against the Bills, which could be a make-or-break moment for their early season momentum. For Dallas, they’ve got to figure out that defense if they expect to hang in the mix. It’s only the first quarter of the season, but some teams are already facing massive questions.

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Originally reported by Turf Show Times.

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