Eagles fall to Commanders in Week 8 as offense struggles
Philadelphia recorded 69 offensive snaps and 60 defensive snaps in a loss to Washington, with quarterback Tanner McKee under pressure and defensive back Andrew Mukuba highlighted for his play.
The Philadelphia Eagles were defeated by the Washington Commanders in Week 8, running 69 offensive snaps and 60 defensive snaps. Quarterback Tanner McKee took all 69 offensive snaps, playing alongside running back Elijah Mitchell (39 snaps) and Saquon Barkley (22 snaps). Wide receivers Darius Cooper and Makai Lemon each logged more than 60 snaps, while tight end Dallas Goedert was on the field for 55 snaps. The offensive line featured Jordan Mailata, Landon Dickerson, Drew Kendall, Tyler Steen and Markel Bell, each playing the full 69 snaps.
The Eagles' pass rush was limited, with edge defender Nolan Smith recording 47 snaps, the most among defensive linemen. Interior defensive linemen Jalen Carter and Jordan Davis logged 49 and 37 snaps respectively. Linebacker Zack Baun appeared on the field for 60 snaps, and Jeremiah Trotter for 54 snaps, while defensive backs Quinyon Mitchell and Cooper DeJean each played 60 snaps.
McKee was sacked five times as the Commanders' pass rush pressured the Eagles throughout the game. Defensive back Andrew Mukuba recorded an interception that was nullified by a penalty and forced a fumble that the Eagles recovered. The loss adds to the Eagles' challenging season.