'KILL, KILL, KILL . . . "
For those viewing Eagles home games via television, it is a familiar cry from the mouth of Carson Wentz. And a hint perhaps why this season has been so uneven for the Eagles.
At home, they are monsters, powered by a defense that, if not for a late Ryan Mathews fumble Sunday, has allowed only one touchdown and three field goals over three games. At home, they have presented a balanced offensive attack that, until Sunday at least, executed, ate clock, took calculated risks and limited mistakes.
At home, they communicate well.