Can The Eagles End Their Two Game Losing Streak in LA?

Billy Schweim
Dec 5
3 min read

Article Written by Billy Schweim

Originally Published on December 5th, 2025

As the calendar turns to December, the Philadelphia Eagles have five games left to turn things around. The Eagles have lost their last two games, and head to Los Angeles to face the 8-4 Chargers.

Eagles Quarterback Jalen Hurts has not played well since the Bye Week, and the offense has averaged a measly 15 points in their last four games. The defense hasn’t lived up to their potential either. The Birds defense has surrendered 898 total yards in their last two games after allowing 300 fewer over the previous two games (578 versus Lions and Packers).

The Bears offensive line was opening up holes that you drive a truck through on Black Friday. This Monday night, the Birds will be without Defensive Tackle Jalen Carter. It's gotten so bad for the Birds since the Bye week that their Offensive Coordinator Kevin Patullo had his house egged by unhappy fans. The Eagles better get back in the win column if they want to look like a team that has a chance to go deep in the playoffs .

The Flyers have played well with a 15-8-3 record and 33 points, they are three points behind the first place Capitals. The Flyers lost one of their best forwards last Monday against the Penguins; Tyson Foerster is expected to be out for two to three months with an upper body injury. While winding up to take a slap shot, Foerster dropped to the ice wincing in pain.

Foerster is tied for the team lead in goals with 10. Coming up, the Flyers have a tough stretch starting Sunday against the Avalanche, Tuesday against the Sharks, and Thursday against the Golden Knights.

The Sixers beat the Golden State Warriors 99-98 in an exciting game despite the fact that the Warriors' Steph Curry did not play. The Sixers are in seventh place in the Eastern Conference standings heading into the weekend.

It’s hard for the Sixers to get any continuity with both Joel Embiid and Paul George missing games with regularity, with the way the NBA allows players to miss games due to load management. We won’t miss any time this weekend in The Locker Room with Billy Schweim.

On Saturday’s show, Producer Nick Earnshaw and former Kansas City Chiefs WR Dave Klemic join me in the studio. We will break down the Eagles' troubles and talk with Former Eagles Player, current NFL Network TV analyst and radio football commentator Brian Baldinger. Baldy will break down the Eagles for NFL week 14. In Hour Two, we’ll get our “High School Athletes in the Spotlight” with Fran Mclaughlin brought to you by the Philly Pretzel of EHT.

On Sunday’s show, Producer Alex Berardis and Mr. Negadelphia P.J. Corda brought to you by the Vassar Pool Service join me in the studio. Hour One, we will get the “Keys to the Game” with Fox 29 News sports anchor Scott Grayson, brought to you by Blitz’s Market of Ocean City. Grayson gives us his reasons why the Birds will win on Monday Night. In Hour Two, my Fantasy Football Guru Brian Hartley will check in, brought to you by Charlies Bar. The Guru will give us his picks for week 14 in the NFL.

All that and more this weekend in The Locker Room with Billy Schweim, every Saturday and Sunday from 10 am to Noon on 97.3 FM ESPN Radio South Jersey.