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6 key offensive adjustments the Eagles have to make entering the Divisional Round of the NFC playoffs
The NFL regular season is a wrap and Philadelphia is the No. 1 overall seed in the NFC after a 22-16 win over the Giants at Lincoln Financial Field in Week 18.
The bye week is a reward for regular season success that allows the No. 1 overall seed to regroup, while also getting much-needed rest and rehabilitation for key starters on both sides of the football.
The postseason is also about conforming, and we’re looking at six key adjustments Philadelphia must make entering the divisional round.
Using Jet motion, Fly motion, and getting athletes on the move is among 6 adjustments the #Philadelphia #Eagles offense must make entering the #SuperWildCard round of #NFC playoffs
The Eagles are headed to the playoffs just one year after a disappointing 4-12 season that saw Carson Wentz traded and Doug Pederson fired.
Philadelphia will enter the postseason with a quarterback that’s started 19 total games, a head coach and defensive coordinator finishing their first season in leadership positions, and a matchup with defending Super Bowl champion Buccaneers.
All teams make adjustments entering the postseason and no team in the tournament will need to make more than the Eagles.
Here are six postseason adjustments the Birds need to make.
