Eagles Soar and Stumble: Latest News from the NFL
The Philadelphia Eagles have had a rollercoaster start to the 2026 NFL season, beginning with a promising 2-0 record before a stunning 27-7 loss to the Chicago Bears on Monday Night Football. The defeat dropped the Eagles to 2-1 and raised concerns about their offensive consistency. Jalen Hurts, who was instrumental in the team’s early success, couldn’t single-handedly carry the offense against a determined Bears defense. The loss highlighted that even a quarterback of Hurts’ caliber needs support from the rest of the roster.
In a surprising twist, the Bears turned to third-string quarterback Case Keenum, who hadn’t started an NFL game in 1,009 days. The 38-year-old veteran delivered an “extraordinary” performance, leading Chicago to a dominant victory over the perennial NFC heavyweight Eagles. Keenum’s effort underscored the unpredictability of the NFL and left Philadelphia searching for answers. Meanwhile, CBS Sports’ Week 3 lessons pointed to major trouble for the Eagles’ offense, suggesting systemic issues that go beyond a single game.
The Eagles’ struggles have also brought attention to the officiating, with analysts calling for improvements after several questionable calls across the league. As Philadelphia looks to rebound, they’ll need to address their offensive woes and find ways to support Hurts. The team remains atop the NFC East at 2-1, but the margin for error is slim. With a talented roster and a proven quarterback, the Eagles have the pieces to turn things around, but they must act quickly in a competitive NFC landscape.
Off the field, the Eagles’ history continues to intersect with other franchises. Over 120 players have suited up for both the Rams and Eagles, a testament to the interconnected nature of the NFL. As the season progresses, Philadelphia fans will be hoping their team can recapture its early-season form and make a deep playoff run. For now, the focus is on fixing the offense and getting back in the win column.
Shimanta Das 
