Stephen A Smith Concerned About Eagles Offense After Narrow Week 2 Victory
The Philadelphia Eagles snuck out a victory over the Tennessee Titans this past Sunday, securing a 24-20 final score.
Stephen A. Smith, an ESPN commentator, expressed his concerns about the Philadelphia Eagles' offense following their narrow Week 2 victory over the Tennessee Titans. Despite the Eagles triumphing with a game-winning touchdown pass from quarterback Jalen Hurts, who completed 264 yards and two touchdowns while also throwing two interceptions, the team struggled to gain significant yardage on the ground.
Tank Bigsby was the leading rusher for the Eagles, accumulating just 33 yards on the ground. The Eagles have started their 2026 campaign with a 2-0 record under the guidance of new offensive coordinator Sean Mannion. However, Smith seems uneasy about the current state of the Eagles' offense as they progress in their season. He noted that while Hurts is a winner who managed to secure a win, the Eagles' offense needs to improve if they want to compete against powerful teams like the Dallas Cowboys, the potent offenses in the NFC North and NFC West, and ultimately, the Philadelphia Eagles need to figure out how to enhance their performance.
The team will next take on the Chicago Bears in a primetime Monday Night Football matchup in Week 3.
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