3 Straight Losses: Eagles Blow It on a Last-Second FG — What Is Sirianni Doing? | Cheap Seats
Three in a row. The Eagles traveled to London needing to steady a sinking season and instead suffered their most gutting loss yet — a 19-17 walk-off defeat to the Jaguars on a 57-yard Cam Little field goal as time expired. Jake Elliott had just given Philadelphia a 17-16 lead with 8 seconds on the clock; a long kick return and one swing of Little’s leg erased it. The Birds are 2-3 and reeling.
In this episode, Jay and Tyler break down a heartbreaker and what it exposes. We get into Nick Sirianni’s coaching blunders and the decisions that keep putting this team behind the eight ball, why Jalen Hurts simply isn’t making plays — the offense managed just three second-half points and a shocking 22 rushing yards — and the mounting injuries that left this roster even more undermanned in London. We also talk through what the Eagles tried to do to salvage this season, and whether any of it is actually working.
At what point does frustration turn into real change? Tell us where you stand in the comments. Like and subscribe for Eagles coverage every week — win, lose, or heartbreak.
Fly Eagles Fly. 🦅
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Two weeks ago the Eagles were 2-0. Now they're 2-2 and in free fall. In this episode, Jay and Tyler react to a brutal 24-20 home loss to the Rams — a game Philadelphia led 20-10 in the fourth quarter before getting outscored 14-0 the rest of the way. That's now two straight games where the Eagles have been shut out after halftime, outscored 31-0 in second halves, with an offense that mustered just 172 total yards and 93 passing.
So we ask the questions Eagles fans are asking: what exactly is Nick Sirianni doing here? Should he be on the hot seat — or is it Jalen Hurts? We get into the reporting around locker-room tension, what it says about the culture, and why this feels less like one bad game and more like a systematic failure from the top down.
Then we flip ahead to a get-right spot in London against the Jaguars and whether this team can steady itself before the season slips away.
Where do you land — is this on Sirianni, Hurts, or the whole operation? Let us know in the comments. Like and subscribe for Eagles coverage every week, through the highs and the lows.
Fly Eagles Fly. 🦅
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29 Sept 2026
Eagles EMBARRASSED by Bears 27-7: Is This Eagles Team Just BAD? What Do We Even Fix? | Cheap Seats S2E5
Well, that was ugly. The previously unbeaten Eagles got run out of Soldier Field 27-7 on Monday Night Football, losing to a Bears team starting third-string QB Case Keenum. In this episode, Jay and Tyler try to make sense of a deeply disappointing performance — and honestly, we don't even know what to fix first. The offense stalled, Jalen Hurts left the game, the run game is still broken, and nothing looked right.
So we ask the hard question: is this Eagles team actually just not good? Or is this a bad night that gets cleaned up? We dig into what's fixable, what's concerning, and then look ahead to a Rams matchup that suddenly feels a lot scarier than it did a week ago.
How worried are you after this one? Sound off in the comments — we want to hear it. Like and subscribe for Eagles coverage every week, win or lose.
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