Eagles' offense struggles in 27-7 loss to Bears on Monday night
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 29, 2026, 1:07 PM
Last updated Sep 29, 2026

The Philadelphia Eagles faced the Chicago Bears on Monday night, resulting in a 27-7 loss. Philadelphia managed only 50 offensive snaps compared to 72 for Chicago, leading to a significant time disparity with the Bears controlling the ball for nearly 37 minutes. Quarterback Jalen Hurts played 46 snaps, completing 16 of 25 passes for 153 yards and one interception. The Eagles' offense struggled, converting just 2 of 9 third downs and turning the ball over three times. The Eagles’ lone touchdown came from a 1-yard sneak by Hurts just before halftime. The Eagles now shift focus to their next matchup in hopes of rebounding from this defeat.
- •Eagles had only 248 total yards in the game.
- •Hurts' 1-yard touchdown was Philadelphia's only scoring play.
- •DeVonta Smith led with six catches for 85 yards.
- •Chicago scored 24 first downs and controlled the game tempo.
- •Eagles turned the ball over three times and struggled on third downs.
- 1:07 PMYahoo Sports — Eagles snap counts vs. Bears: Breakdown, analysis from 27-7 loss
"Philadelphia’s 50 offensive snaps and 72 defensive snaps tell the story of its 27-7 loss in Chicago
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