Eagles’ unbelievable detail exposes a predictable offense, and one coaching decision looks worse by the week

A to Z Sports argues that the Philadelphia Eagles run an increasingly predictable offense that ranks last in multiple key metrics. The article highlights that Philadelphia is 0-for-18 on under-center play-action passes against blitzes, losing nearly an entire expected point per play in those scenarios. The writer asserts that opposing defenses routinely anticipate these concepts due to stagnant formations, protection communication breakdowns, and a lack of effective hot reads.

Additionally, the critique points to the Eagles recording the NFL's worst yards before contact and an unblocked pressure rate 50 percent higher than any other team. The writer links these offensive line struggles directly to the decision to move on from longtime offensive line coach Jeff Stoutland, calling for adjustments to play-calling and protection schemes.