Eagles fans didn’t wait long to make their frustration known on Black Friday, booing early and often as Philadelphia dropped its second straight game, this time to the Chicago Bears. Many in the crowd demanded one thing: a new offensive coordinator.

In a letter to fans ahead of his induction into the Eagles HOF, safety Malcolm Jenkins thanked Philadelphia for embracing him as a player and pushing him to be a leader.

Former Eagles players returned to Philadelphia with the Chicago Bears and played pivotal roles in the Bears' 24-15 win.

Philadelphia remains atop the NFC East, but a stalled offense leads to a brutal collapse in Dallas.

After beginning the season as favorites to win the Super Bowl, the Philadelphia Eagles have returned to the top of the NFL odds board.

Hurts, the Super Bowl MVP, was the recent target of anonymously sourced stories that said some inside the organization had grown exasperated with him and his role in the wilting offense. The two-time Pro Bowler has thrown for 1,995 yards (with just one interception) and he hasn’t topped 200 yards passing in any of the past three games.

Bears continue to surge with Black Friday win over Eagles and that triumph marks Ben Johnson's team as Super Bowl contenders

The Philadelphia-Chicago alliance officially ends Friday when Jalen Hurts and the Eagles host Caleb Williams and the Bears at Lincoln Financial Field for a Black Friday showdown between two 8-3 NFC powerhouses.

The Dallas Cowboys knocked off the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 13 and the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 12, giving George Pickens thoughts about the team's ceiling