The Philadelphia Eagles face renewed scrutiny of head coach Nick Sirianni after a 2-2 start and an offense that has struggled this season. Lane Johnson’s sudden retirement worsens the outlook, as the team has shown a weak defense and a sputtering offense, including a historic 0-for-12 on third down in a loss to the Rams. The issue extends beyond one coordinator, with Sean Mannion’s first-year results as play-caller underwhelming and Jalen Hurts’s and A.J. Brown’s losses contributing to the decline. The next three games against playoff-caliber teams will test Sirianni’s ability to retool, maintain discipline, and prepare for a demanding London matchup with the Jaguars, with a 2-1 showing through Week 7 seen as pivotal for his job security. Momentum hinges on adapting to Johnson’s absence, cleaning up penalties and turnovers, and proving capable game-planning against elite competition.