Jason Kelce

That being said, we had plays to make in that game.

I keep coming back to that.

When it comes down to it, not talking about the fourth down play, the 49ers had their opportunities to win the game, and we had ours.

And we didn't capitalize on ours.

We didn't capitalize on the catches and the throws and the penalties that took back big plays.

It was similar to how the whole season has gone.

So it's a frustrating way to end it.

Not that surprising with how they just were never able to get a lot of it fixed.

I don't know where they're going to go offensively.

I think sometimes it's when you have success as a group and you have success as an offense, you tend to rely on that.

Like A.J.

Brown on a slant route has been automatic.

For four years, it doesn't matter what you do.

It's like you can't stop it.

He's too big.

He's too physical.

This year, all that stuff just didn't work as well.

It would probably behoove the Eagles to bring in somebody with a fresh perspective on where it's at currently.

Because when you're in it, you're thinking about what you've done well in the past.

You're thinking about how you've had success.