Carson Wentz looking for answers after another loss at home

Another loss to the Eagles means more doubt about Doug Pederson's decisions. The head coach made three decisions that will be under the microscope after a 27-20 loss against the Cowboys on Sunday (see comments).

This is what the Pederson and Eagles players said about the post-game games.

3rd and 2nd screen to knock down Corey Clement

Fleeing from seven minutes to two minutes from the end, the Eagles attempted to bring Clement into space. Cowboys linebacker Leighton Vander Esch fought off right-back goalkeeper Brandon Brooks to stop the game and lose five yards.

Pederson was describing his thought.

"We anticipated the pressure," Pederson said. "We got it, tried to get the ball out quickly and tried to run the game, but we just did not manage to do it."

Clement agreed that the opportunity lay there if he had carried the football in his right arm rather than in his left arm.

"I think the big difference was that if I could change ball, I could get my arm stiff and reach two extra yards," said Clement.

"I put that on me. Everyone should be able to have two yards.

Zach Ertz, 4th and 7th assists

With the match in play, quarterback Carson Wentz turned to Ertz, who was well covered by Cowboys safety Jeff Heath. The hands of the tight end made initial contact with the ball beyond the line to win, but until the pass is controlled, the Eagles have not yet reached the stick.

Ertz expressed confusion over the officials' decision.

"I can not talk about the exact rules because I do not know if that's where my feet land," said Ertz. "On the replay on the pitch, it seemed that based on the new ball rule, the ball was caught in front of the first goal, but I do not know if that's where the ball is when both feet touch the ground , the progression forward – I do not really know it.

Pederson said the road was designed to go down first, but praised Heath's awareness.

"It's a path that will take you to fourth place or a real downhill, and I approve of the merit of Dallas, Heath," said Pederson. "He came and it was a disputed catch.

"It's an excellent piece from them and it was a piece I would call back. You put it in Carson's hands, you put it in Zach's hands and that's what you want. "

4th and 1st transfer to half-back Josh Adams

Behind 3-0 in the second quarter, the Eagles returned the ball to the 20-yard Cowboys line. The transfer to the rookie was slow to develop, and he was met by a crowd of defenders for a loss of three.

Pederson defended the call, pointing out a poor performance.

"The only thing that kills the game is the penetration, and we allowed the penetration to happen and that stopped the race," Pederson said.

Eagles left tackle Jason Peters agreed that the players on the field were at fault.

"We can not blame that for this man," said Peters. "Doug is the same guy who won the Super Bowl for us, calling all kinds of pieces, for the fourth. We have to execute the coins he calls on Sunday, and that's it.

"He went there, he believed in us 4 and 1. We must understand him because he knows we can do it. "

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