We already knew before last Friday's Eagles game against the Bears that the Birds had a rushing offense problem and passing offense problem?

Are they now entering the last leg of their season with a rushing defense issue?

They aren't just coming off a historically bad outing against the Bears, whose 281 rushing yards in their 24-15 win on Black Friday were the third-most ever by an Eagles opponent since the AFL-NFL merger, but they've allowed 406 rushing yards on 78 carries over the past two games, which includes last Sunday's 24-21 loss to the Cowboys.

The Bears averaged 6.0 yards per carry against the Eagles, the highest average against the Eagles on 45 or more carries since 1970, and their 47 carries marked just the third time in the past 25 years that a team even managed that many

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