The Ringer's Philly Special Eagles Film Review: Finding an Offensive Scheme That Would Actually Work!
Dec 2, 2025
Football analyst Shawn Syed joins to dissect the Eagles' recent struggles following their loss to the Bears. He evaluates what offensive schemes might revive the team's performance and whether Jalen Hurts can adapt to a new play style. The conversation reveals insights on the Bears' successful run against the Eagles and addresses issues like blocking and a faltering tush push. Shawn also shares his thoughts in a fun Movie Minute, adding a light-hearted touch to the serious game analysis.
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Switch To A Motion + Play‑Action Offense
- Hire an OC who uses purposeful motion, under-center play-action, and middle-of-field passing to maximize current personnel.
- Push Jalen Hurts to throw more to the middle with coaching and film evidence showing he can make those throws.
Hurts Can Be Coached Into Riskier Throws
- Jalen Hurts has made successful middle-of-field throws in the past, so schematic change plus coaching could raise his comfort level.
- Coaches must accept some interceptions as part of expanding his range and scheme.
Offense Showing Systemic Communication Failures
- The offense often looked unprepared, with frequent miscommunications and palms‑up reactions after plays.
- Sheil pins responsibility partly on coaching when multiple players miss assignments or timing.