Philadelphia’s 4-2 start masks a troubling clash in the offense: Jalen Hurts wields more autonomy, but the passing game struggles with timing and ball placement, especially on rhythm throws to Devonta Smith and the deep ball to Dallas Goedert. AJ Brown’s production has cooled, and the offense looks disjointed as the run game and protection misreads create a domino effect. The defense is missing bite on early downs and the pass rush hasn’t punched through consistently, amplifying the frustration around the room.

AJ Brown’s frustrations with usage and the lack of middle-field targets compound the on-field woes, while the Browns’ — sorry Giants’ — offensive approach keeps Eagles’ opponents in the game. By week’s end, questions about roster timing, offensive identity, and how to maximize a talent-rich group loom large, with the trade deadline looming as a potential corrective move.