Biggest Takeaways from Philadelphia Eagles’ Week 10 Loss

November 16, 2015   ·   Andrew Kulp   ·   Jump to comments

Eventually, the Philadelphia Eagles are going to run out of silver linings to take away from their losses.
Thanks to the New York Giants falling to the New England Patriots on Sunday, the Eagles remain just a half-game back of first place in the NFC East. Their record may be 4-5, but their season technically isn't over yet.
That being said, the locker room was solemn after falling 20-19 to the Miami Dolphins, and with good reason. The Eagles blew a 13-point first-quarter lead. They failed to capitalize on a chance to go above .500 for the first time all season against a dysfunctional opponent that had to make a midseason head coaching change.
At a certain point, it becomes hard to believe the Eagles could do any real or meaningful damage in the playoffs even if they got in due to a weak division. Losing to teams like the Dolphins in Week 10, in any fashion, doesn't inspire much hope for this team's immediate future.
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