It rained black on the defending Super Bowl champion Eagles on Black Friday against the Chicago Bears—and every throaty discord, and every hand gesture the Eagles received by their angry denizens on their way back to the field tunnel at Lincoln Financial Field was well deserved.

Compounding that was the blank, vacant expressions and dejected, defeated body language the Eagles wore—projecting an image that they did not care.

The Bears’ 24-15 victory was not indicative just how lopsided this debacle was.

Chicago outgained the Eagles by almost 200 yards on the ground, giving up a season-high 281 yards rushing to 87. The Bears ran off 85 plays to the Eagles’ 51, and almost doubled the Eagles in time of possession, 39:18 to 20:42.

With 6:19 to play, even Santa Claus left the building. The s

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