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The Eagles faced a difficult opponent last night, and it certainly wasn’t Jay Cutler and the Chicago Bears. They turned the ball over. They committed drive-destroying penalties. They couldn’t, or wouldn’t, tackle anybody. The Eagles were bad. They are 6-4, with their “must-win” game in the win column, because Cutler and the Bears were so much worse. And yet . . . There were more glimmers of what the Eagles offense can be if the young skill players are able to mature quickly enough. Those glimpses were embedded among enough errors and blunders to make you tear your hair out. Turning a game full of miscues into a come-from-behind win can only help players like LeSean McCoy and DeSean Jackson …

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Eagles avoid losing to themselves

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