In a normal season, that might be something to be happy about. After all, if the regular season ended today, they’d be preparin

Fred Johnson and Kylen Granson target the same guy in the run game and leave Quay Walker untouched into the backfield. Then the Eagles take a delay of game before the next snap, turning a 2nd and 4 into a 3rd and 12 and then calling a coward's handoff to their 3rd string RB to… pic.twitter.com/nqAFNbfaW4

The Philadelphia Eagles beat the Green Bay Packers 10-7, and Jordan Love only had 176 yards. Colin Cowherd asks if the Packers’ offensive issues are fixable. Plus, he asks if Micah Parsons has made any impact for the Packers since being traded there.

A 2-0 start, coupled with a trade for Micah Parsons, had many people in Green Bay thinking this would be the year the Packers returned to the

Packers coach Matt LaFleur called the loss a "four-quarter fistfight" after his team dropped to third place in the NFC North, behind the Lions and Bears. The playoff picture has shifted in two short weeks for Green Bay, who had the conference's best record through Week 8 before now falling to the No. 7 seed if the season ended today.

USA TODAY Sports explores winners and losers from the "Monday Night Football" NFC matchup: Both defenses stood tall in the first half. Packers linebacker Edgerrin Cooper forced a Jalen Hurts fumble when the Eagles were in the red zone.

Gaining an inch of ground was a brutal conquest in a premier NFC matchup, with the Philadelphia Eagles narrowly edging the Green Bay Packers.

Meanwhile, the total points line on this game is 43.5, suggesting an expected score line of 25.5-18 in the Packers’ favor. The Packers’ defense has held their last five opponents to an average of 18.4 points, putting that expected Giants score right on track, but it has been the Packers offense failing to hold up their end of the bargain.

"Monday Night Football"? More like Bachelor Nation night. That's what it basically was at the Green Bay Packers vs. Philadelphia Eagles game Nov. 10.