Offensive coordinator Marty Mornhinweg formally let go of the issues plaguing the offense in the loss to the Bengals last Friday.
At his news conference Monday, the veteran assistant admitted the faults and said the offense would be better going forward.
"Last week there was not much good there," he began. "I think there were some fellows who played very hard. I think there were some who were thinking way too much. And lastly, there were guys who just played poorly."
The Eagles were beaten, 22-9. The first team offense seeks its first touchdown in four quarters when it takes on the Chiefs this Friday in Kansas City.
"We have a lot of hard work left to do," Mornhinweg said. "A lot of improvement ahead."