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The Philadelphia Flyers are in freefall, and the fanbase is done being patient. Sunday's four to one loss to Carolina dropped them to zero wins on the season, outscored a staggering twenty-eight to eight, the worst start in franchise history. The Wells Fargo Center crowd made their feelings clear, chanting fire Tocchet loud enough to rattle the rafters.
Meanwhile in Philadelphia, the Eagles are bleeding from a different wound. A seventeen to nineteen collapse against Jacksonville in London has former NFL players calling out Nick Sirianni by name. Leading fourteen to seven at the half, the Eagles let it slip away in the final minutes, and critics aren't mincing words, calling it coaching malpractice and just atrocious. At two and three, the pressure on Sirianni is mounting fast.
And in Baltimore, the Ravens refused to go quietly. Down late to Atlanta, Tyler Huntley found Devontez Walker for a seven-yard touchdown, then Derrick Henry punched in the two-point conversion on a direct snap to force overtime at twenty-three apiece. The Ravens showing exactly why you never count them out with a minute left.
That's your play-by-play. Sports Desk, back to the booth.
