PHLY Philadelphia Eagles Podcast Eagles film review: Fran Duffy explains how Nick Sirianni’s Eagles offense FAILED after 21-0 lead
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Nov 24, 2025 The hosts dissect the Eagles' dramatic 21-point collapse against the Cowboys, highlighting missed opportunities and questionable playcalling. Jalen Hurts struggles with indecision and failure to hit open receivers, while the offense's predictability is criticized. Defensive miscommunications lead to big plays, particularly against slant-flat concepts. They also touch on the disappointing run game and injuries impacting the safety depth chart. With insights into both the offense and defense, they explore where the team went wrong.
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Rushed Film Prep Changed The Review
- Deniz describes the tight turnaround required to produce Monday film analysis and how rushed prep changed the process.
- He says he usually spends eight to nine hours and had only a few hours this week, which intensified scrutiny.
Offense Metrics Reveal Structural Decline
- The Eagles' offense has cratered in consistency, ranking 17th in EPA per drive and 25th in offensive success rate.
- Fran Duffy warns this is their worst passing and rushing success since prior down years, revealing systemic schematic problems.
Timing Throws Eroded By Predictable Concepts
- The Eagles repeatedly called curl/hitch-style timing concepts into Cover 2 which demand precise, early throws.
- Both hosts note Jalen Hurts often didn't pull the trigger at the top of the drop, turning potential gains into checkdowns and turnovers.