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In an interview with CNN, the chairman of the Eagles said he's still looking to "win big" this year.

Philadelphia Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie affirmed that his expectations remain very high despite the team's slow start and back-to-back losses. Speaking during a CNN appearance, Lurie stated that the team remains gung-ho to win big and secure their division first, dismissing external concerns regarding a potential fire sale as the Eagles prepare to face the Jacksonville Jaguars in London.
Geoff Mosher reports that Philadelphia faces severe offensive line depletion following injuries, Lane Johnson's retirement, and a Cam Jurgens trade. Defensively, Zack Baun is set to return from a concussion alongside Jihaad Campbell, while Mosher notes concerns over the team converting a 38-percent pressure rate into just four sacks through early season play.
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