Eagles-Giants Week 9 report card: The more things change …

The Philadelphia Eagles suffered their seventh consecutive defeat, falling 19-11 to the New York Giants in Week 9. Philadelphia turned to quarterback Joe Milton in an effort to spark the offense, but the team managed just 220 total yards and scored only one touchdown on a Saquon Barkley run. Despite holding an 8-6 lead late into the third quarter, the Eagles surrendered 13 unanswered points in the final 20 minutes.

PhillyVoice's Geoff Mosher evaluated the team's struggling performance, noting that Milton's athleticism failed to consistently ignite the offense. While defensive coordinator Vic Fangio's unit recorded six sacks, including two by Zack Baun, the defense struggled on critical third downs and allowed the Giants to rally. Punter Braden Mann provided a rare highlight with a franchise-record 86-yard boot.