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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.

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.

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.

The Philadelphia Eagles scored the first 10 points of the game, but the New England Patriots scored the final 17 points to win 17-10. It avenged their loss to the Eagles in Super Bowl LII. Watch postgame interviews with select players.

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.

Wide receiver help is not on the way. The NFL trade deadline came and passed Tuesday without any trades from the Eagles front office. The WR position was one many believed General Manager Howie Roseman would address. The Eagles offense has lacked explosiveness while DeSean Jackson has been out, and there hasn't been any sort of play-making from the position outside of Alshon Jeffery...

The NFL trade deadline is less than 24-hours away as all moves must be made Tuesday by 4 PM ET. Philadelphia made a trade Monday with the Cleveland Browns for DE Genard Avery but don't appear to be done making moves. The Eagles have been tied to multiple big names that could be on the trade block...

What the Eagles decide to do at the trade deadline next Tuesday will depend on the result of Sunday's game in Buffalo against the 5-1 Bills. A win would save the season from potentially going off the rails with a three-game losing streak, and it could convince GM Howie Roseman to be a buyer...

Eagles safety Malcolm Jenkins logged onto Twitter late Tuesday night to make clear he is not the anonymous player that criticized Carson Wentz and the offense to ESPN's Josina Anderson last week. Speculation that Jenkins has been a source of the anonymous critiques of Wentz arose after the veteran mentioned Nick Foles taking over when discussing what saved the 2018 season...

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