Philadelphia Eagles Hit 10-Year Low with Five-Game Losing Streak

The Philadelphia Eagles have reached a level of futility not seen in a decade, as a five-game losing streak has dropped them to 2-7 on the season. The skid marks the franchise's longest since 2012, when the team also lost five straight under then-head coach Andy Reid. This year's collapse comes despite high expectations following a playoff appearance last season, with quarterback Jalen Hurts and head coach Nick Sirianni now facing mounting criticism. The Eagles' offense has sputtered, averaging just 17 points per game during the streak, while the defense has allowed 28 or more in four of the five losses. Key injuries, including to star receiver A.J. Brown, have compounded the issues. The losing streak has major implications for the team's playoff hopes, as no Eagles team has made the postseason after starting 2-7. With a tough schedule ahead, the pressure is on Sirianni to turn things around quickly. The next few weeks will determine whether this season is a temporary stumble or a sign of deeper problems in Philadelphia.