Summary
The Philadelphia Eagles are experiencing internal pressures despite starting the season with four wins. Concerns have arisen about the effectiveness of new offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo, with some players defending him and emphasizing that execution is the main issue. The team aims to make offensive improvements as they prepare for their next game.
Key Facts
- The Eagles have started the season with a 4-0 record.
- A.J. Brown expressed frustration with his role in the offense.
- Kevin Patullo is the new offensive coordinator after Kellen Moore's departure.
- The Eagles' average points per game have dropped from 29 to 27 compared to the previous season.
- Philadelphia ranks 30th in total offense early in the season.
- Offensive tackle Jordan Mailata defended Patullo, stating that execution is the main problem.
- Some Eagles players believe improvements are needed in making in-game adjustments against different defensive schemes.
- The team is addressing these challenges as they prepare for future games.
