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From Andy Dalton’s interception to third-quarter struggles, the Eagles’ loss to the Bears exposed problems that extend beyond one bad night.

Brooks Kubena analyzes the Philadelphia Eagles' 27-7 defeat against the Chicago Bears, arguing that the loss appears increasingly concerning upon closer review. The game represented the team's first 20-point loss since 2023 and matched their lowest scoring output under head coach Nick Sirianni, who acknowledged that the coaching staff and players performed poorly.
Kubena points out major structural issues, including backup quarterback Andy Dalton's costly interception near the goal line, a minus-five turnover differential, and third-quarter offensive struggles. Additionally, the writer highlights defensive liabilities at safety following the signing of Kenny Moore II to the active roster.
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