What happened: Pro Football Focus projects the Philadelphia Eagles could see a high play count in their upcoming matchup. The analysis suggests the expected volume will benefit the team's passing attack.
Why it matters: The Eagles enter the scheduled contest against the Tennessee Titans with a 1-3 record. Philadelphia recently shifted Cam Jurgens to guard to accommodate Drew Kendall starting at center.
By the numbers: The Eagles are averaging 16.2 points per game this season, while the Titans defense allows 19.0 points per contest.
What to watch: Philadelphia kicks off today with safety Maximus Pulley newly elevated to the active roster.