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The Eagles are 2-5 for the first time since 2021. Coincidentally, 2021 was also the…

Writer Isaac Baranski argues that the Philadelphia Eagles should consider pivoting their focus toward the future after stumbling to a 2-5 start in the 2026 season. With backup quarterback Tanner McKee going 0-2 since taking over and persistent injuries hampering key offensive contributors, Baranski suggests the current campaign may already be lost.
Drawing comparisons to the team's successful 2020 retooling, the writer notes Philadelphia could hold a top draft pick to target prospects like Colin Simmons, Dylan Stewart, or Jeremiah Smith. Baranski also suggests head coach Nick Sirianni faces severe pressure as the franchise needs to adapt to address roster deficiencies.
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