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As the Eagles offense continues to struggle this season, defensive coordinator Vic Fangio admitted this week that he might need to start calling games differently.“Possibly as the game wears on,” Fangio said. ”Not early, but as the game goes on…

Philadelphia Eagles defensive coordinator Vic Fangio indicated he may need to adjust his defensive play-calling as games progress, potentially taking more risks to support a struggling offense. Through six weeks, Philadelphia's offense ranks near the bottom of the league in points and yards, and the team will rely on backup quarterback Tanner McKee following a season-ending injury to starter Jalen Hurts.
The notebook also covers head coach Nick Sirianni facing a conditional $250,000 fine from the NFL over his interactions with referees. Additionally, cornerbacks Quinyon Mitchell and Cooper DeJean prepared to face their former defensive backs coach Christian Parker, who now serves as defensive coordinator for the Dallas Cowboys.
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