Eagles grades by position after loss to Commanders on Sunday Night Football

LANDOVER, Md. — The Eagles didn’t do anything well on Sunday. They drove down I-95 to get their butts kicked by a team that had just one win entering Week 8, losing 27-10 to the Washington Commanders. If you had any hopes that the Eagles would be able to turn their season around, that evaporated on Sunday night just as fast as the Eagles’ 10-point lead to begin the game. The Eagles are a bad football team right now and there’s still two months left to go. Let’s get to the grades: Quarterback Tanner McKee: 23/34, 212 yards, 1 INT, 1 fumble lost Sure, Tanner McKee ended up throwing for 212 yards but his pocket presence on Sunday night was bad and he just can’t turn the football over twice. The fumble was a situation where the Eagles were close to field goal range and it happened on a play the Eagles simply couldn’t get sacked; he got sacked and lost the football. McKee did make some nice throws in this game and even scrambled 15 yards to convert a third down, but it was