Eagles Lose Seventh Straight Game Following Offensive Disaster Against Giants

The Philadelphia Eagles suffered their seventh consecutive loss, falling 19-11 to the New York Giants on Sunday afternoon. Despite starting Joe Milton at quarterback and recording six sacks on defense, Philadelphia struggled offensively with seven three-and-out possessions. Saquon Barkley scored the Eagles' lone touchdown, while Milton added a two-point conversion before New York closed out the victory.

The Giants built their win through Dominic Zvada's four field goals and a touchdown pass from backup quarterback Jameis Winston to tight end Isaiah Likely. Eagles punter Braden Mann delivered an 86-yard punt in the first half, but a late blitz and sack by Darius Alexander halted Philadelphia's final drive to secure New York's first win in Philadelphia in 13 years.