However, because they made an unforced error by needlessly restructuring Cox’ contract eight weeks ago, the Eagles made Cox nearly impossible to trade. That report certainly jibes with the Eagles’ obvious play to make him available through national media types. Grading the Eagles’ trade deadline deals, and non-deals - PhillyVoice Can the Eagles pull off the upset and keep their positive momentum going? The guys also discuss what, if anything, can be taken away from the Lions game and preview the Birds’ Week 9 matchup against the Los Angeles Chargers. Losing because they allowed the Eagles’ current offensive strength, their running game, to carry them to victory, well, that would be a harder pill to swallow.Įagles trade deadline fallout, Lions takeaways, and Chargers preview - BGN Radioīrandon Lee Gowton and Jimmy Kempski discuss this week in Eagles news: Fletcher Cox almost (?) getting traded, Eric Wilson getting cut, acquiring Kary Vincent Jr., and Russell Wilson potentially landing in Philly.

Los Angeles should be able to live with losing if it means Hurts has his best passing performance in some time. Against the Eagles, though, the Chargers would be wise to adjust and put the game on Jalen Hurts’ arm. Because running the football is generally less efficient than passing. Under Brandon Staley, the Chargers employ a lot of Cover 2 looks - not totally to Jonathan Gannon - that are meant to invite the ground game.

Then again, one must consider the Bolts are bad at stopping the run in part by design. Ultimately, it’s up to him to start making plays.Ĭan the Eagles pull off the upset against the Chargers? - BGN But this is mainly a Jalen Reagor problem. Whose fault is all this? The play caller? The quarterback? Reagor himself? Sirianni can certainly do a better job trying to draw up plays to get Reagor the ball, and Hurts can always do a better job delivering him the football. He’s on pace for 350 yards in a 17-game season. Of Reagor’s 20 catches this year, five have gone for one yard or less and only five have gone for more than 10 yards. Out of 259 WRs in Eagles history who caught at least 20 passes in a season, that 8.3 ranks 257th – ahead of Greg Ward last year (7.9) and Josh Huff in 2016 (5.5). Reagor’s 8.3 average this year ranks 107th out of 108 receivers with at least 10 catches, ahead of only 36-year-old Dany Amendola of the Texans.

The idea seems to be: Try to get Reagor the ball on high-percentage throws and let him use his speed to get big-time yards after the catch. Jalen Reagor has gone eight straight games without a catch of at least 25 yards. In Roob’s Observations: Whose fault is Jalen Reagor’s slow start? - NBCSPġ. Let’s get to the Philadelphia Eagles links.

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