Eagles most to blame for embarrassing 4th-quarter collapse vs. Rams

The Philadelphia Eagles faced a significant fourth-quarter collapse against the Los Angeles Rams, leading many to blame the team for the disappointing performance. Heading into Week 4, Eagles fans were not expecting a win, as the Birds had just suffered a significant loss in Week 3. Despite having a few players available, including Tanner McKee, Andy Dalton, Zach Ertz, and Josiah Deguara, the Eagles still had a chance to win in the fourth quarter.

However, they ultimately fell short, scoring only 10 points in the final quarter while the Rams responded with 14 unanswered points. While the Eagles are now focused on their next game against the Jacksonville Jaguars, three players in particular—Bill Streicher, Sean Mannion, and Nick Sirianni—have been singled out for their lack of performance and need to make adjustments if the team is to turn things around mid-season.

Among the criticisms, Mannion's offensive strategy has been called into question, with opponents often capitalizing on the Eagles' lack of effective play-action and outside passes. Sirianni's ability to manage the team and prepare players for each opponent has also been questioned, as the Eagles have struggled with penalties and overall discipline.