Philadelphia Eagles defensive tackle Jordan Davis put up a career-best performance despite the team's loss to the Chicago Bears on Black Friday. Davis recorded nine tackles, five of which were solo, making him the Eagles' third-leading tackler for the game.
Davis's Impact on the Field
Davis's nine tackles weren't just a single-game high; they also pushed his season total to 49, marking a career-best for a regular season. This comes as a bright spot in what has been a frustrating season for the Eagles' defense at times.
Bears' Rushing Attack Dominates
The Bears' ground game proved too much for the Eagles to handle. Kyle Monangai and D'Andre Swift combined for 255 rushing yards and two touchdowns, contributing significantly to Chicago's victory. The Eagles struggled to contain the Bears' rushing attack, which has been a consistent strength for Chicago in recent games.
Eagles' Offense Struggles
Philadelphia's offense also faced challenges, converting only four of 12 third-down attempts and struggling with execution. Quarterback Jalen Hurts experienced inconsistency with his accuracy, and the ground game was subpar. Offensive line injuries have undoubtedly impacted the Eagles' rushing offense, contributing to their overall offensive struggles.
- Jordan Davis had a career-high nine tackles.
- Bears rushed for 255 yards and two touchdowns.
- Eagles' offense struggled with execution and consistency.
While the loss was disappointing for the Eagles, Jordan Davis's individual performance offers a glimmer of hope for the future. The team will need to address their offensive and defensive struggles to bounce back in upcoming games.