The Philadelphia Eagles suffered a disappointing 22-21 loss to the Atlanta Falcons, marking their third defeat in four games this season. The loss was largely attributed to defensive coordinator Vic Fangio's decision to employ a soft coverage strategy that allowed the Falcons to drive 70 yards in just over a minute, clinching the game with a touchdown. Saquon Barkley, newly acquired from the New York Giants, also faced criticism for dropping a crucial pass that could have secured the win for the Eagles. Analysts have pointed fingers at Fangio for his poor defensive tactics, which mirrored mistakes made in previous games. The Eagles' defense has been underperforming, particularly in generating pressure and stopping plays in critical moments, raising concerns for the team's future performance. The Eagles are now left reeling from the loss, reflecting on their struggles and the need for improvement as the season progresses.