Daily News | Eagles offensive coordinator Shane Steichen doesn’t hold back in critique of Saints loss as Birds prepare for Week 18, Giants
While speaking to reporters on Thursday afternoon, the Eagles offensive coordinator labeled the team’sopened the Week 17 contest with four consecutive three-and-outs and were shut out in the first half. Backup quarterback Gardner Minshew was sacked six times, including four sacks over the team’s first eight plays. The miscues proved too large to overcome with starter Jalen Hurts sidelined for the second consecutive week — both Eagles losses.
Steichen continued: “I didn’t get into a rhythm calling the game early. think the only time we really had some rhythm was [coming] out in the third quarter. But we just didn’t get a first down. Once you get a first down, maybe you can get some momentum, but the three-and-outs killed us. Four in a row there. I haven’t been a part of that in a [long time], so we have to get back on the right track and take care of business this week.
“Our mindset has got to be the same no matter who is on that field playing for them. We’re preparing for their starters, and we have to be locked in ready to go. Everything we do, we have to do we a sense of urgency and a sense of purpose this week.”According to multiple players, the level of urgency indeed was high throughout Thursday’s practice. Hurts was listed as a limited participant on the team’s injury report, although wide receiver A.J.
“Jalen is a fierce competitor, one of the competitive people I’ve ever met. Jalen is going to play his [type of] football,” Goedert said. “And if it’s needed, he’s going to do it really well because that’s just who he is. He’s going to do whatever it takes to win. Knowing that, you have a good feeling going into it. ... Really, it’s a dream come true. If at the beginning of the season they said, ‘Week 18, you’d be playing for the No.
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