Eagles work to fix defense before Rams' visit this Sunday
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 30, 2026, 12:30 PM
Last updated Sep 30, 2026
The Eagles have six days to address defensive issues after losing 27-7 to the Bears on Monday night. They will face Matthew Stafford and the Rams, who lead the NFL in offense with 417.7 yards per game. Despite Los Angeles' 1-2 record, they pose a significant challenge with a robust passing attack. The Rams hope to have Puka Nacua back, who has missed two games due to injury. The matchup will test the Eagles' ability to improve quickly against a familiar opponent, as they have previously dominated in their meetings.
- •Eagles allow 247 yards and two TDs to Case Keenum last game.
- •Rams rank first in yards and second in passing offense.
- •Matthew Stafford faces Eagles on October 1 at Lincoln Financial Field.
- •Puka Nacua's availability remains uncertain after hip soreness.
- •Nick Sirianni holds a 4-0 coaching record against Sean McVay.
- 12:30 PMYahoo Sports — Eagles have little time to fix defense before Stafford, Rams arrive
"The Eagles have six days to regroup after Chicago before Matthew Stafford and the Rams bring the NFL’s top offense to Philadelphia
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