The Philadelphia Eagles allowed the Washington Commanders to secure just their second win of the season with a 27-10 defeat. After opening the season with a 2-0 record, Philadelphia has struggled to maintain its early momentum. Now, with star quarterback Jalen Hurts absent, the team has fallen to a low point not seen since head coach Andy Reid's early years in charge.

According to ESPN Insights, the Eagles have now lost six consecutive games for the first time since 2012, when they endured an eight-game losing streak during Reid's final season as head coach. Philadelphia's 2-6 record marks its worst start at this stage of a season since 1999, Reid's first year leading the franchise.

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Throughout the six-game losing streak, the Eagles have managed just 89 points, averaging 14.8 points per game, while giving up 160 points at an average of 26.7 per game. Even more concerning, Philadelphia hasn't managed to score more than 21 points in any of those six defeats.