Vic Fangio takes responsibility for Eagles' defense in MNF loss to Cowboys

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Vic Fangio takes responsibility for Eagles' defense in MNF loss to Cowboys
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Vic Fangio, defensive coordinator for the Philadelphia Eagles, accepted full responsibility for the team's struggles in their 38-21 loss to the Dallas Cowboys on Monday Night Football. The Eagles' defense allowed 204 rushing yards and failed to register a tackle for loss during the game. Despite an 84-yard touchdown drive that put the Eagles ahead 21-20 early in the second half, the Cowboys responded with 18 unanswered points. Fangio's admission follows a difficult stretch for Philadelphia, which has lost five consecutive games and now stands at 2-5 for the season. The Eagles will face the New York Giants next week, needing a significant improvement defensively to halt their skid.

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  • •Eagles lost 38-21 to Cowboys on MNF at Lincoln Financial Field.
  • •Dallas rushed for 204 yards; Javonte Williams accounted for 155 yards.
  • •Eagles are on a five-game losing streak, now 2-5 this season.
  • •Next matchup is against the NFC East-leading New York Giants.
  • •Key players Jalen Hurts and DeVonta Smith were sidelined due to injuries.
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  • 9:23 AMYahoo Sports — Eagles DC Vic Fangio takes all the blame for defense getting shredded by Cowboys on MNF
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The Philadelphia Eagles’ defense had no answers for the Dallas Cowboys on Monday Night Football , and Vic Fangio is not pointing fingers at anyone but himself. Speaking to reporters days after Philadelphia’s 38-21 loss to Dallas at Lincoln Financial Field , the Eagles defensive coordinator owned the struggles of his unit. “I didn’t do a good enough […] The post Eagles DC Vic Fangio takes all the blame for defense getting shredded by Cowboys on MNF appeared first on ClutchPoints.

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