Eagles-Commanders final score: Philadelphia loses sixth straight game
Bleeding Green Nation • • sports
Key Points:
- The Philadelphia Eagles lost to the Washington Commanders 27-10, marking their sixth consecutive defeat and dropping their record to 2-6 this season, their longest losing streak since 2012.
- The Eagles started strong with a 10-0 lead but then allowed the Commanders to score 27 unanswered points, highlighting ongoing struggles on both offense and defense.
- Quarterback Tanner McKee faced significant pressure, including multiple sacks and turnovers, while the defense failed to contain Washington’s offense, especially on key drives.
- Special teams had mixed results, including a missed field goal and penalties that stalled scoring opportunities, contributing to the team's inability to close the gap.
- The Eagles will face the NFC East-leading New York Giants at home in Week 9, needing to break their losing streak to salvage their season.
