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The Philadelphia Eagles have played five games. These are five thoughts on the team. 1) The Eagles’ vibes are bad but the season is not over. This Eagles season is off to a dreadful start. The offense feels out of…

Bleeding Green Nation writer Benjamin Natan evaluates the Philadelphia Eagles after five games, arguing that despite a dreadful start and bad team vibes, the season remains salvageable. Natan asserts that head coach Nick Sirianni is not the right leader to guide the team forward, noting ongoing offensive struggles and a degraded team culture following Lane Johnson's retirement and the trade of Cam Jurgens.
Natan also highlights general manager Howie Roseman's complicated dynamic with coaching hires, suggesting Roseman's desire for control may hinder the pursuit of an offensive architect. Additionally, the writer views the team's current struggles as a natural consequence of a youth transition following the departures of several longtime core veterans.
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