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In their Week 7 loss to the Dallas Cowboys the Philadelphia Eagles played 66 snaps on offense and 68 on defense. Let's just get right to the snap counts, some notes, and some special recognition.
Jimmy Kempski analyzes player snap counts and performances following the Philadelphia Eagles' Week 7 loss to the Dallas Cowboys. Saquon Barkley played through hamstring and back injuries to total 71 yards and a touchdown, while quarterback McKee put in a backup-level performance despite throwing an interception to DeMarvion Overshown. Wide receiver Lemon recorded his first career NFL touchdown among seven catches for 67 yards.
Defensively, the Eagles generated the lowest pressure rate of any NFL team in a single game this season, according to SumerSports data. The writer criticizes defensive tackle Jalen Carter's recent impact and notes that secondary members Cooper DeJean, Andrew Mukuba, and Tariq Woolen each allowed touchdowns amid the defensive front's lack of a pass rush.
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