The Eagles scored two touchdowns in the first half of Sunday's game against the 49ers, but their offense couldn't get back to the end zone after halftime and the 49ers will be moving on to a matchup with the Seahawks after a 23-19 win at Lincoln Financial Field.

Change is inevitable, and the Eagles could have a new offensive coordinator and potentially more big moves involving the offensive coaching staff

Sunday’s playoff loss exemplified the Eagles’ season-long offensive struggles: The offense played well in the first half and sputtered in the second. In the final two quarters on Sunday, they scored no touchdowns, punted three times, settled for two field goals and only gained 119 total yards.