The Philadelphia Eagles are facing frustration with their passing attack despite a nine-game winning streak, currently holding an 11-2 record. The ground game, led by MVP candidate Saquon Barkley, has been strong, but the aerial attack has struggled, with quarterback Jalen Hurts throwing for only 108 yards against the Carolina Panthers. Players A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith expressed concerns about the lack of synchronization in the passing game, highlighting the need for improvement as the season progresses.
- Eagles are struggling with their passing game despite a strong ground attack.
- Saquon Barkley set a franchise record for rushing yards in a single season.
- Players express frustration about not being on the same page in the passing game.
Jalen Hurts | QB

Pickup
108 pass yards
- Completed 21 passes for only 108 yards against the Panthers.
- Admitted the passing game execution starts with him and acknowledged the need for better synchronization.
A.J. Brown | WR

Breakout
0
1 targets
- Expressed frustration about not being targeted early in the game.
- Highlighted the difficulty for receivers to get into a rhythm with limited passing attempts.
DeVonta Smith | WR

Pickup
0
1 targets
- Stressed the need for the offense to improve and be more synchronized.
- Commented on the importance of being on the same page as teammates.
Saquon Barkley | RB

Breakout
31 carries
209 rush yards
- Led the ground game and set a new franchise record for rushing yards in a single season.
- Continues to be a key player for the Eagles' success.
Philadelphia Eagles

- Strong ground game but struggling passing attack.
- Need to improve synchronization and execution in the passing game.
Carolina Panthers

- Defensive performance was noted to have limited the Eagles' passing game effectively.