Landover, MD – A seven-point halftime deficit felt a lot worse for an Eagles defense that gave up 285 total net yards, 17 first downs and 5 of 7 third-down conversions to a Washington offense that almost perfect. A half later, it was a lot worse for the Eagles on a Sunday when they fell, 27-20, to Washington at FedEx Field.
“I think everybody kind of has their hand in this one. We didn’t deserve this one,” safety Malcolm Jenkins said. “It’s a high level of frustration. It would be different if we were just not good enough or if we didn’t feel like we were talented enough to win, but we feel like we’ve got guys.