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The only way for Eagles offense to get out of self-sabotage mode

Following a twenty-seven to seven defeat against the Chicago Bears, Philadelphia tackle Lane Johnson pointed to internal errors and unforced mistakes as the primary issues holding back his team's offense. Despite maintaining positive momentum during the opening half, the squad completely stalled after intermission through three consecutive three-and-outs and a turnover.

Running back Saquon Barkley emphasized that total transparency and mutual responsibility during film study sessions represent the sole path forward as the roster prepares for an upcoming matchup against the Rams. Quarterback Jalen Hurts, who was temporarily removed from the contest to undergo concussion evaluations, noted that sluggish offensive execution coming out of halftime has remained a persistent hurdle across the initial three contests.

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