Coach Nick Sirianni stood by offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo on Friday, saying he will not change playcallers following another disappointing performance for the group that factored into the Philadelphia Eagles' 24-15 home loss to the Chicago Bears.

The Eagles entered their open date in Week 9 off a 38-20 victory over the New York Giants on Oct. 26. In the four games since resuming its schedule, Philadelphia has averaged scoring 15.5 points per game but has gone 2-2 with the defense bailing out the offense in a 10-7 victory over Green Bay on Nov. 10 and a 16-9 victory over Detroit on Nov. 16.

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

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The Chicago Bears have been one of the surprise teams in the NFL this season, and they continued their ascent on "Black Friday" with a 24-15 win on the road against the Philadelphia Eagles. This victory pushes Caleb Williams and Co. to 9-3 on the season, which helps them leapfrog the now 8-4 Eagles for the No. 2 seed in the NFC.

PHILADELPHIA - Mother Nature won in Philadelphia on "Black Friday." The Chicago Bears persevered for a 24-15 win. With sustained winds around 20 miles per hour

After Friday's 24-15 loss to the Bears, Sirianni said he won't be shifting the offensive playcalling duties away from coordinator Kevin Patullo. " We’re not changing the playcal