Travis Fulgham

In his first two starts, Fulgham is averaging 11.5 targets, eight receptions and 113.5 yards while producing two touchdowns.

The Philadelphia Eagles lose to the Baltimore Ravens by a score of 30-28. Carson Wentz was sacked 6 times and hit way too much throughout the game. That's what happens when your offensive line is not existent. The fact it was this close is insane. A failed 2 point conversion at the end was the difference. Questioning Doug Pederson's play call is very fair considering it was a read option to tie the game....

The Philadelphia Eagles dug themselves a big hole trailing the Baltimore Ravens by as many as 18 points. A failed two-point conversion attempt with less than two minutes to go ended the scoring. Their comeback bid fell short losing to the Ravens 30-28.

It's a theme that the Eagles have been dealing with since the beginning of the season: The Injury Report, and the Next-Man-Up Mentality

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The Philadelphia Eagles lose 39-29 to the Steelers. The offense played very well and scored 29 points, enough to win you a game. Travis Fulgham had 152 yards on 10 receptions and a touchdown as Carson Wentz was hitting him all game long. Miles Sanders took a 74-yard run to the house, but the run game struggled besides that specific play. Defensively, Jim Schwartz had a tough night. Big Ben was getting the ball out quickly and there was no adjusting considering the front 4 is Jim's bread and butter.

The Philadelphia Eagles nearly handed the Pittsburgh Steelers their first loss of the season, but a rookie named Chase Claypool ultimately did them in. His four touchdowns were a big part of the 38-29 loss to the Steelers.

In two games, Fulgham has 12 catches for 209 yards and two touchdowns in 16 targets. Last season in 16 games, second-round pick J.J. Arcega-Whiteside generated just 22 targets, 10 catches for 169 yards and one score.

For some reason, Jim Schwartz opted to have linebacker Nate Gerry cover Chase Claypool late in the fourth quarter, only to see Claypool sprint past him for a 35-yard TD that essentially clinched the win for the undefeated Steelers

Dave Weinberg Takes a quick look back at the Eagles loss in Pittsburgh.