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Eagles’ offense sinks to historic low during 4-game losing streak, and the second half numbers against the Panthers are even more alarming

The Eagles’ offense hasn’t cracked 250 yards in a game during the slide, and the deeper numbers somehow look worse. The Philadelphia Eagles’ offense is broken.

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Published: Tuesday, 20 October 2026 at 11:00 AM

Key Things to Know

A to Z Sports argues the Eagles' offense has collapsed during a four-game slump without exceeding 250 yards.
The Eagles lost 25-14 to the Carolina Panthers, posting an alarming 31.3% second-half offensive success rate.
Through four consecutive losses, Philadelphia has recorded a minus-723-yard total differential.

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The Philadelphia Eagles' offense has reached historic lows during a four-game losing streak, failing to surpass 250 total yards in any of those games. Following a 25-14 loss to the Carolina Panthers, A to Z Sports argues that the unit is broken, noting a minus-723-yard differential over the four-game span and a 31.3% second-half offensive success rate that ranks worse than the 2010 Panthers.

According to the analysis, this offense is the worst Eagles unit through Week 6 since 2000 in both EPA per drive and success rate. Against Carolina, five under-center play-action dropbacks resulted in zero completions, minus-17 yards, and two sacks, leading the writer to argue that systemic play-calling and adjustment failures are plaguing the team.

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