Another off-night shines brighter spotlight on Carson Wentz, Eagles offense - NFL.com

For a team still struggling to correct its offensive woes, Monday night's 23-17 loss to the Seahawks did no favors for Carson Wentz and the Eagles.

With chatter of a potential shift at QB ringing loudly in the days leading up to the game, Wentz had a chance to send a message against a secondary that has provided little resistance all season.

On their first play of the second quarter, the Eagles trotted out Jalen Hurts, who was reportedly in line for more snaps under center.

Seconds later, Wentz was back in the game, only to get sacked another few seconds later, leading to a punt.

Aside from the odd QB rotation, perhaps the most head-scratching decision of the night came midway through the fourth quarter at a time when the Eagles likely should've been completely out of things, but weren't thanks to the defense playing as well as it did.

Facing fourth down and a 20-9 hole on the Seattle 15, Wentz and Dallas Goedert failed to sync up on a play that saw the tight end veer inside as Wentz looked outside.

The turnover, on top of the bevy of off-target passes and six times Wentz was sacked by a Seahawks defender, highlights a larger problem that wouldn't be fixed even if Wentz was benched.

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