Fastrack · Commanders Beat Eagles 27-10; Report: Eagles Set for Changes

The NFL fined Eagles defensive tackle Jalen Carter $12,537 for unnecessary roughness in Week 7. Philadelphia then lost 27-10 at Washington on Sunday night.

$12,537 fine stemmed from a third-quarter play against the Cowboys.
27 straight Washington points erased an early 10-0 Eagles lead.
6 consecutive losses leave Philadelphia at 2-6.
217 passing yards and one touchdown for Jayden Daniels, with no turnovers.

Why it matters: Philadelphia is playing without Hurts, who has blood clots. Backup Tanner McKee turned the ball over twice.

30 rushing yards on 13 carries for Saquon Barkley.
Washington improved to 2-4-1 despite losing receiver Terry McLaurin for the season.

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Center coverage, 4 sources: The center frames the week around Carter's fine and injuries reshaping both rosters ahead of a division game.

Heavy5hEagles Set to Make ‘Changes’ Following Sixth Straight Defeat – Report USA Today13hSunday Night Football live updates, start time as Jayden Daniels, Commanders face Eagles PennLive6hEagles get wrecked by Commanders in epic meltdown: Nick Sirianni is on hot seat— what happens next?NOTUS5hThe Commanders Get Back on Track in a 27-10 Win Against the Eagles - The Washington Sun

Left coverage, 2 sources: The left-rated local paper frames the game through Eagles beat writers weighing whether a depleted Philadelphia could beat a struggling rival.

The Philadelphia Inquirer5hSean Mannion is the biggest problem plaguing the Eagles offense. Fire him.Cleveland.com13hTwo NFC East teams, a combined 3-9-1 record and one prime-time spotlight: Our Eagles vs. Commanders SNF prediction

Right coverage, 2 sources: The right frames both teams as dysfunctional, with Philadelphia's season unraveling without Hurts.

OutKick6hPhiladelphia Eagles lose sixth straight as Washington Commanders score 27 unanswered points New York Post5hCommanders score 27 unanswered points to send Eagles season spiraling with sixth straight loss

What’s next: The NFL trade deadline arrives Nov. 10. The Inquirer is examining the cost of Carter's new extension.

The NFC East remains open, with the Giants leading at 4-2-1 before Week 8.
Will Philadelphia buy or sell at the Nov. 10 trade deadline?
How long can McKee hold the starting job with Hurts out?