Eagles Defeat Browns, Struggle Offensively

The Philadelphia Eagles secured a narrow 20-16 victory over the Cleveland Browns, but their offense continues to struggle, failing to score in the first quarter for the fifth straight game. Right tackle Lane Johnson expressed frustration, describing the offense as 'constipated' and emphasizing the need to improve execution despite the team's talent. Quarterback Jalen Hurts acknowledged that the issues are fixable and stressed the importance of starting strong to relieve pressure on the defense. Coach Nick Sirianni, while celebrating the win, also recognized the need for better offensive performance and play-calling. Running back Saquon Barkley noted the significance of winning, especially on his home field, despite the offensive inconsistencies. As the Eagles prepare to face the Giants next, they aim to address these concerns and enhance their game flow.