5 2014 Stats Philadelphia Eagles Must Improve in 2015

March 28, 2015   ·   Bryn Swartz   ·   Jump to comments

In 2013, the Philadelphia Eagles finished with a 10-6 record, winning seven of their final eight games to capture the NFC East title in Chip Kelly's rookie season. They exceeded all expectations, with Nick Foles turning in a career year and the rest of the team staying relatively injury-free.
But in 2014, the Eagles, despite an identical 10-6 record, were one of the most disappointing teams in the National Football League. That's because their ugly stretch of losses in December will stick in the minds of the fanbase over the 9-3 start. Never mind that the Eagles struggled with injuries to key players, notably Foles, the offensive line and DeMeco Ryans, for the majority of the year. 
The biggest reason for the Eagles missing the playoffs was either their insane number of turnovers on offense or their dismal showing as a secondary on defense. Both need to be improved in 2015 if the Eagles want any chance of competing for a Super Bowl title in Kelly's third season.
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