AJ Brown sparked a furious second-half comeback against the Rams, drawing the defense and delivering a string of eye-popping catches that re-energized Hurts and the offense. The surge showed the floor and ceiling of Philly’s passing attack when Brown, Smith, and Goedert are all in rhythm.

Jordan Davis anchored the interior with Peloton-fueled bursts, finishing plays late and changing the game’s momentum. The defense tightened, the run game found its footing, and Philly’s next stretch looks more than winnable with Lane Johnson’s return and an expanded edge rotation behind Zidarius Smith.

Nolan Smith’s injury tests depth at the edge, but the Eagles have options in Aziz Ojulari, Patrick Johnson, and Campbell to mix in. Special-teams and blockers stepped up, and Philly heads into Tampa with momentum and questions answered in key spots, including how to optimize the pass rush without Nolan.

Vic Fangio’s scheme continues to evolve, and the offense flashed more air-raid tempo when needed. The takeaway fantasy-wise: Brown remains a cornerstone with upside, Davis is a breakout candidate, and the depth around the pass rush will dictate weekly defensive ceilings as the schedule stiffens.

Philadelphia’s offense stalls in the first half as Hurts struggles to push the ball, finishing 4 of 8 for 17 yards while Lane Johnson exits with a neck injury. Matt Prior fills at right tackle and the line battles to protect, limiting the run game to 1.5 yards per play and leaving DeVonta Smith and AJ Brown mostly weaponless in the red zone. The Rams cash in early with a Devonte Adams 44-yard strike and a grinding ground game, while the defense bears the burden of long drives.