Sean Mannion's offense seeks improvement against the Patriots
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 21, 2026, 5:15 PM
Last updated Aug 21, 2026

The Philadelphia Eagles' offense, led by Sean Mannion, looks to make strides during their preseason matchup against the New England Patriots on Saturday. Following a challenging debut against the Ravens, where the Eagles accumulated only 159 yards and struggled on third downs, Mannion's unit is under pressure to demonstrate better execution and fewer mistakes. Key players, including Jalen Hurts and Saquon Barkley, participated in joint practices in Foxborough, producing mixed results. Most starters are not expected to play significant minutes, shifting evaluations to reserves like Andy Dalton, Tanner McKee, and Cole Payton. Mannion is set to call plays from the coaching box in this contest.
- •Eagles managed only 159 yards in their last game
- •Mannion to call plays from the coaching box
- •Most starters will likely not play significant minutes
- •Joint practices showed mixed results for the team
- •Eagles aim for improved execution and fewer penalties
- 5:15 PMYahoo Sports — Sean Mannion’s offense looks for progress against the Patriots
"The Eagles need cleaner execution, better protection and more quarterback rhythm when Sean Mannion’s offense faces New England
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