Eagles Overcome 19-Point Deficit With A.J. Brown's 109 Yards in 33-26 Win Over Rams

The Philadelphia Eagles struggled offensively in the first half of their game against the Los Angeles Rams, trailing 26-7 and facing boos from their home crowd. Quarterback Jalen Hurts had a poor passing performance early on, with only 17 yards and a negative passing total including sacks, while star receiver A.J. Brown was underutilized, catching no passes in the first half. However, the Eagles' offense revived in the second half, largely by shifting the game plan to get the ball more to Brown, who responded with a six-catch, 109-yard performance including his first touchdown of the season, helping Philadelphia score 20 points in the second half and secure a 33-26 win. Both Hurts and Brown emphasized the need for a more aggressive and faster offensive approach rather than playing conservatively, with coach Nick Sirianni acknowledging the lesson learned about letting the offense dictate play instead of letting the defense dictate the offense's style. The win and the offensive adjustments have been viewed as a turning point, with hopes that the team will continue to build on the momentum and improve as the season progresses.