Eagles-Football.com | Your Philadelphia Eagles News Outlet

When the Eagles reach the red zone, offensive coordinator Marty Mornhinweg runs through a quick list of reminders for his offense: Touchdown. Check down. Get the ball vertical both in the run and pass. No sacks. No penalties. Take care of the football. In their first preseason game Friday against the Jaguars, the Eagles – in eight trips inside the red zone – scored only two touchdowns, settled for five field goals, and had one turnover. As for Mornhinweg’s inside-the-20-yard line tenets . . . “We blew them all,” he said Monday at training camp. “We blew all of our philosophies.” The two touchdowns in eight tries would have put the Eagles at the bottom of last year’s NFL rankings. The

Original post:
Eagles’ red-zone offense usually settles for less

Related posts:

1. Plenty of blame for red-zone troubles
2. Red-zone ills haunt Eagles
3. Eagles starters sputter inside Red Zone against Bengals
4. Nicer shade of red zone for Eagles
5. Eagles not "precise" in red zone