The Philadelphia Sports Table Podcast Show

Just rewatched the #Eagles loss to the Cowboys. Here are my takeaways. - Jalen Carter got washed out on the first play of the game, and Jordan Davis got washed out on the first drive on a 15-yard run. That continued throughout the game. I'd be more worried about Davis because he hasn't made a huge impact this year. I feel he's taken a step back after showing a lot of promise last year. Carter needs to be more consistent, but we have seen the high-end upside in that Jaguars game. How the Eagles can get Carter to play at that level consistently? - Landon Dickerson cleared Quinnen Williams out of the way on Barkley’s 29-yard run to start the game. He did a decent job as a run blocker. But his pass protection is an issue. - Eagles wide receivers Makai Lemon and Darius Cooper did a good job of blocking on some runs. Lemon had the best game of his career. He created consistent separation. I was impressed by him. - It was a bad day from the defense, but Quinyon Mitchell was awesome again. Pay him what he wants. He's still playing at an All-Pro level. - Riq Woolen was bad. He's been solid this season, but he missed too many tackles and got beat in coverage way too often. Could the Eagles trade him before the deadline? - Cooper DeJean continues to struggle. What's up? His play has declined, which is tough to watch because he was so great the last two years. - I love watching Markel Bell drive people off the ball and he's a really good athlete. I'm curious to see how he continues to develop at right tackle. - The Eagles linebackers struggled. All three of them: Zack Baun, Jeremiah Trotter Jr. and Jihaad Campbell. They couldn't get off blocks and missed tackles. - The edge rushers were not good enough. Dak Prescott had a clean pocket for most of the game. Maybe with another week of them getting healthy, Jonathan Greenard and Jalyx Hunt will get going.