The most disturbing thing isn't that Doug Pederson stopped running the football.
The most disturbing thing is why.
Pederson said he abandoned the run simply because the Eagles weren't running the ball well.
"Obviously, I was not pleased with how we ran the ball," he said after the Eagles lost Sunday, 27-20, to the Chiefs in a game in which he called 56 pass plays and 13 running plays —
The most disturbing thing isn't that Doug Pederson stopped running the football.
The most disturbing thing is why.
Pederson said he abandoned the run simply because the Eagles weren't running the ball well.
"Obviously, I was not pleased with how we ran the ball," he said after the Eagles lost Sunday, 27-20, to the Chiefs in a game in which he called 56 pass plays and 13 running plays —