Eagles Fall to 2-4 After 25-14 Panthers Loss, Putting Rebuild and Sirianni's Future in Play
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Updated · Yahoo Sports · Oct 19
Eagles Fall to 2-4 After 25-14 Panthers Loss, Putting Rebuild and Sirianni's Future in Play
3 articles · Updated · Yahoo Sports · Oct 19
Summary
Philadelphia dropped its fourth straight game, losing 25-14 to Carolina as Tanner McKee managed 215 yards on 45 attempts with Jalen Hurts still sidelined by a blood clot.
That loss sharpened questions about whether the Eagles need sweeping changes: the offense has stalled, the line has regressed, and the roster that powered a Super Bowl title 20 months ago now looks depleted.
Nick Sirianni is under mounting pressure after last season's fade and this 2-4 start, with offensive coordinator Sean Mannion's system also under scrutiny after the Eagles averaged 14.5 points during the skid.
Howie Roseman's roster bets have added to the strain — Lane Johnson's retirement left a major hole, Jonathan Greenard has barely contributed after costing two third-round picks, and even Saquon Barkley's future could surface in trade talks.
With Hurts' return timetable unclear and his $255 million contract no longer matching his play, Philadelphia is shifting from dynasty talk to whether a rebuild must start before the trade deadline.