Eagles focus on eliminating negative plays under Sean Mannion
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 17, 2026, 6:52 AM
Last updated Sep 17, 2026

Sean Mannion, in his debut as Philadelphia Eagles' offensive coordinator, emphasized the need to stay ahead of the chains following a narrow 24-22 win against Washington. The Eagles faced challenges with missed communications and penalties that contributed to unfavorable down-and-distance situations. Despite overcoming difficult third downs during the game, Philadelphia averaged only 10 first downs and experienced multiple three-and-out possessions. Mannion highlighted the importance of addressing fundamental mistakes ahead of their upcoming matchup against Tennessee, where defensive pressure will be significant.
- •Philadelphia scored 24 points to narrowly defeat Washington.
- •Eagles managed only 10 first downs and punted seven times.
- •Mannion noted communication issues led to offensive struggles.
- •Next game is against Tennessee, known for a strong defensive front.
- 6:52 AMYahoo Sports — Eagles must stay ahead of chains to unlock Sean Mannion’s offense
"Sean Mannion wants Philadelphia to eliminate the negative plays that repeatedly placed Jalen Hurts and the offense behind schedule
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