The Philadelphia Eagles' offensive line struggles can no longer be used as a primary excuse for the team's offensive shortcomings, according to recent analysis. While injuries and personnel changes have plagued the unit, the Eagles' coaching staff and front office must find solutions to protect the quarterback and establish the run game.
Consistent pressure on the quarterback has disrupted the passing attack, and the running backs have found little room to operate. The team's ability to compete in the NFC East hinges on improved performance up front.
