After Sunday's loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Hurts had an answer to a question left open to interpretation. Toward the end of his press conference, Hurts was asked if he and head coach Nick Sirianni will discuss what they wanted the message for the Philadelphia Eagles to be entering the bye week and leading into the final 13 games.

Firing a coach this early in the season isn't Jeffrey Lurie's style, but let's revisit what the owner said six months ago about bringing Sirianni back as the team's coach this past offseason.

Sirianni, after all, oversaw a 1-6 collapse last season that led Eagles chairman and CEO Jeffrey Lurie and general manager Howie Roseman to turn Sirianni into a "30,000-foot view" coach as Kellen Moore became caretaker of the offense.

The Eagles played without wide receivers AJ Brown and DeVonta Smith, who were sidelined by a hamstring injury and a concussion, respectively. Right tackle Lane Johnson also missed the game because of a concussion. During the game, the Philadelphia offense lost wide receiver Johnny Wilson and center Cam Jurgens.

The turnovers the Eagles continue to commit are staggering. They haven’t won the turnover battle in 12 straight games now. Not since a 21-17 win on Monday night

Jalen Hurts and Nick Sirianni were asked about what went wrong in Week 4 and the outlook for the Eagles as they enter a much-needed bye week.