“They've lost 10 of the last 13 games”: Bill Belichick on Philadelphia Eagles’ disappointing start

Philadelphia Eagles lost 33-16 to Tampa Bay Buccaneers in Week 4, their second loss of the season and eighth in their last 11 games. With a bye week, head coach Nick Sirianni must decide if he will become the first head coach to lose his job this season. Bill Belichick, a potential candidate for the Eagles head coach position, recently discussed the team on the Pat McAfee Show.Also Read: 49ers quarterback Brock Purdy shares wholesome message to mother after their win over the PatriotsBill Belichick criticized the Eagles for their poor form in the NFL, but noted that they have a talented group of players who can improve after a bye week. He also mentioned that A.J. Brown, Devonta Smith, and Lane Johnson are likely to return to form by their next game."I think the bye week probably is a good time for these guys. Philly, maybe have a chance to get these receivers back and kind of and Lane Johnson, and get some of their key players back on offense, but it's a challenge. They've lost 10 of the last 13 games," Belichick said as per First Things First and H/T Sportskeeda.He continued, "So, when you sit there and say, well, they're one of the best teams in the league, I don't know, being 3-10, that's kind of a stretch if you look at what's happened recently.” The Eagles, despite a 2-2 start to the season, are still the favorites to win the NFC East, and their personnel are capable of going on a winning streak after their bye week.Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts has not been performing well, but his turnovers have been a major issue this season, with four interceptions and five fumbles. However, he has the chance to recover after the bye week due to favorable fixtures.Following are Eagles next seven games against these teams,Week 6: vs Cleveland BrownsWeek 7: @ New York GiantsWeek 8: @ Cincinnati BengalsWeek 9: vs Jacksonville JaguarsWeek 10: @ Dallas CowboysWeek 11: vs Washington CommandersThe Eagles, excluding the Washington Commanders, have not had an ideal start to the season. If healthy, they can win five of their next six games, including a win against the Cowboys. However, they need to work on several aspects, including coach Sirianni and quarterback Josh Hurts, to make tough decisions. Hurts, who signed a five-year $255 million contract, has not played like he did before, and the team is unlikely to move him.Also Read: “That's on me”: The New York Jets’ Aaron Rodgers blames himself for the team's loss against Bo Nix and the Denver Broncos