Saquon Barkley says what Eagles fans are sick and tired of hearing after Bears loss

The Philadelphia Eagles once again made the fan base nauseated with their offensive performance, losing to the Chicago Bears 24-15 on Black Friday.

Philly's offense finished with just 317 total yards and had two Jalen Hurts turnovers in the loss. The group only had 62 yards of offense through the first six drives of the game.

After the game, Eagles running back Saquon Barkley shared what the team has to do to get this turned around. Fair warning, this is a response that has been heard over the last two months in Philadelphia.

“We have to look internally. We have to fix it. We have to be better. We have to continue to bounce ideas off each other and see what sticks. We know we have the guys. We know we have the coaches. Everything we want to accomplish is still there. We’ve got to come together. No pointing fingers.”

Yes, yes, yes Eagles fans have been hearing the same thing over and over again

When it's the beginning of the regular season, the excuses are justified, since teams are still working out the kinks. When the same lines are being used on the third-to-last day of November, there's a massive problem on their hands.

The Eagles remain 24th in the NFL in total offense with 304.8 yards per game. They are also 23rd in passing yards (196.3), 22nd in rushing (108.5), and 19th in points (22.5)

At some point, it comes down to the execution of the players and the coaching staff. The players continue to have penalty-killing drives with now four turnovers in the last two games. As for the coaching, Eagles offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo will continue his predictable hitch routes in the passing game.

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Fans keep hearing that they need to fix things, and they hold themselves accountable. They are tired of hearing it. Go actually do it.