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Turf temperatures in Nashville reached 157 degrees on Sunday, but the Eagles offense still took some time to heat up in a 24-20 win over the Titans in Week 2. Regardless of the offense’s inevitable growing pains under Sean Mannion,
The Philadelphia Eagles escaped Nashville with a Week 2 win against the Tennessee Titans on Sunday. Whose stock is soaring after the Eagles’ 24-20 win? And whose arrows are pointing down as they prepare for “Monday Night Football” vs.
This article was originally published on www.si.com/nfl/eagles/onsi as Eagles Snap Count Analysis: Moro Ojomo Winner, Jordan Davis Loser From Week 2.
Jalen Hurts wasn't perfect against the Titans, but his playmaking and late-game poise helped the Eagles escape Nashville with another victory.
The Eagles aren’t just facing the Titans on Sunday. According to Jordan Davis, there’s a potential “second opponent” they need to watch out for: the heat. Here’s what you need to know.
The Titans have three reasons for optimism entering Week 2 against the Eagles, including a vulnerable Philadelphia offensive line. The Titans' matchup against the Eagles in Week 3 features three key matchups,
Philadelphia certainly went bold with these moves, deciding to shuffle two positions on the offensive line rather than just finding a left guard replacement. The Eagles were so close to the vest with the left guard situation they had Fred Johnson available as a left guard during the open portion of practice available to the media this week.
McKee is the No. 3 quarterback and Andy Dalton is the backup. Dalton won the competition for the No. 2 quarterback so he'll dress on game days. The Eagles keep two quarterbacks active, as Cole Payton is also inactive as well.
Lemon caught his lone target for 14 yards while turning one carry into minus-five yards during the Eagles ' 24-20 win over the Titans on Sunday.
The Philadelphia Eagles’ next opponent just got some encouraging injury news after a scary scene on Sunday. Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams “avoided any major injury” to his hamstring despite being carted off in Week 2,