Eagles Drop Sixth Straight, Fall 27-10 to Commanders

The Philadelphia Eagles fell 27-10 to the Washington Commanders on Nov. 1, extending their losing streak to six games and dropping them to 2-6, last in the NFC East. After taking a 10-0 lead, Philadelphia struggled on offense, defense and special teams; penalties erased a field goal before a missed attempt, and the offense finished with 268 yards. The skid is the Eagles’ longest since 2012 and has intensified questions about coach Nick Sirianni and potential roster changes; the team is unlikely to be a buyer ahead of the trade deadline. Injuries and disappointing offseason decisions have added to the troubles, including Jonathan Greenard’s limited production and the decision to let Nakobe Dean leave. Jalen Hurts’ absence has left Tanner McKee starting at quarterback.