Adrian Fedkiw
The Philadelphia Eagles’ 32-14 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals was as embarrassing as it gets.
This was after head coach Doug Pederson said last week that he’s going to find out a lot about his players and coaches over the last five games and see who wants to be a part of the Philadelphia Eagles in 2017.
One game down and the team looked lifeless. When Howard Eskin asked if everybody gave maximum effort during Sunday’s loss, Pederson answered “not everybody.”
The Eagles have four more games left to make up for Sunday’s despicable performance, which saw the Eagles trail 29-0 and commit 10-plus penalties for the fifth time this season.