Jim Schwartz

The Philaedlphia Eagles blow a 17-0 lead and lose to the Washington Football Team by a score of 27-17. Carson Wentz threw two interceptions and was sacked eight times!! This offensive line was a JOKE. Doug Pederson, where were you?

Jimmy Haslam has a bit of a Jeffrey Lurie/Howie Roseman dynamic going on with Eagles vice president of football operations Andrew Berry.

If Jim Schwartz were to leave Philadelphia for Cleveland, there aren't many attractive options to bring in to be the new head of the defense.

According to reports the Browns have requested to interview Schwartz for their head-coaching vacancy.

The Philadelphia Eagles won the NFC East but failed to advance past the Wild Card Round of the Playoffs due to a 17-9 loss to the Seattle Seahawks.

The Eagles lost to the Detroit Lions at home as they were not focused and disciplined all game long. Carson Wentz delivered a ball to JJ Arcega-Whiteside at the goal line with the game on the line and he dropped it. This was a common theme as the receivers dropped a total of seven balls, but that's not all! Miles Sanders fumbled the ball twice (one was recovered by the Eagles) and Nelson Agholor fumbled as well. There were three offensive pass interference calls against the birds and they allowed a special teams touchdown on their first kickoff of the game after taking a 3-0 lead on the first offensive possession. This was a pathetic loss and with a short week, things will get interesting.

In the latest Inside the Birds, Eagles Insiders Adam Caplan and Geoff Mosher break down the matchups, discuss some under-radar players to watch on both sides, deliver injury updates -- including notes on Zach Ertz and Miles Sanders -- and give their game predictions.

Eagles Insiders Adam Caplan and Geoff Mosher delivered insight from league personnel sources who graded the Eagles-Giants season finale tape and explained how the Eagles' coaching staff compensated for injuries with schematic adjustments, intricate personnel formations and play calling that put players in position to succeed.

The Philadelphia Eagles navigated an injury-plagued season and win the NFC East with a 34-17 victory over the New York Giants.

The Eagles lost to the Detroit Lions at home as they were not focused and disciplined all game long. Carson Wentz delivered a ball to JJ Arcega-Whiteside at the goal line with the game on the line and he dropped it. This was a common theme as the receivers dropped a total of seven balls, but that's not all! Miles Sanders fumbled the ball twice (one was recovered by the Eagles) and Nelson Agholor fumbled as well. There were three offensive pass interference calls against the birds and they allowed a special teams touchdown on their first kickoff of the game after taking a 3-0 lead on the first offensive possession. This was a pathetic loss and with a short week, things will get interesting.