Undefeated Eagles remain work in progress following tough overtime win over Commanders
The Philadelphia Eagles may be undefeated, but they are still a work in progress.
Despite their tough overtime win against the Commanders, fans are not overly concerned.
Many left the game early, confident in their team's ability to pull off the victory.
The Commanders came close to handing the Eagles their first loss of the season, showcasing their resilience and indicating that the NFC East might not be done with them so easily.
Eagles coach Ron Rivera acknowledged the Commanders' impressive performance and emphasized that there are no moral victories.
Both teams had their struggles, with the Eagles' defense allowing the Commanders to rack up yards and sacks.
However, the Eagles held the Commanders without a point in the third quarter, mounting a rally to secure the win.
One of the main concerns for the Eagles has been their passing game, particularly quarterback Jalen Hurts.
However, Hurts silenced the doubters with an impressive performance, throwing for 319 yards, two touchdowns, and no interceptions.
Despite facing a formidable defensive front, the Eagles still managed to run for 104 yards.
Hurts acknowledged the tension and pressure of the game, highlighting the character-building nature of a hard-fought win.
The Eagles' victory over the Commanders was far from easy, with penalties and mistakes nearly undoing their efforts.
However, they recognize the need to be battle-tested for the challenging games ahead.
With a brutal stretch of games on the horizon, the Eagles are focused on refining the details and improving as a team.
Center Jason Kelce acknowledged that they are not playing their best ball right now but are still finding ways to win.
The Eagles may not be a finished product, but they are a talented team with a long way to go before reaching the finish line.
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