The Philadelphia Eagles have reached their Week 10 bye with a 2-7 record, seven consecutive losses, and plenty to evaluate. Their individual statistical leaders offer another look at where the production has come from during a difficult first nine games. Makai Lemon leads Philadelphia in receptions and receiving yards, while Jalen Carter and Nolan Smith share the sack lead. Here is where the Eagles stand through their Week 9 loss to the Giants.

Passing: Jalen Hurts

Hurts remains Philadelphia’s leader with 933 passing yards and eight touchdown passes. He completed 89 of 154 attempts, with three interceptions and an 84.7 passer rating. Tanner McKee follows with 638 yards and two touchdown passes, while Joe Milton has 169 passing yards after his first start for the Eagles.

Rushing: Saquon Barkley

Barkley leads the Eagles with 296 yards and three rushing touchdowns on 69 carries, averaging 4.3 yards per attempt. Hurts remains second with 107 rushing yards, followed by Dameon Pierce with 96. Philadelphia has rushed for 797 yards, averaging 88.6 per game. Getting more consistent production on the ground remains an important assignment after the break.

Receiving: Makai Lemon

Lemon has a team-high 37 catches for 312 yards. The receiving-yardage race is particularly close: DeVonta Smith has 310 yards, and Dallas Goedert has 308. Goedert ranks second in receptions with 31. Darius Cooper leads Philadelphia with four receiving touchdowns, accounting for four of the team’s 10 touchdown passes despite having just 13 receptions.

Defense: Zack Baun, Jalen Carter and Nolan Smith

Baun leads Philadelphia with 65 combined tackles, including 34 solo stops. Cooper DeJean and Andrew Mukuba are tied for second with 52 combined tackles, followed by Jeremiah Trotter Jr. with 51. Carter and Smith have five sacks apiece, accounting for 10 of Philadelphia’s 16 sacks. DeJean, Mukuba and Quinyon Mitchell share the interception lead with one each.

Special teams: Jake Elliott and Braden Mann

Elliott leads the Eagles with 38 points. He has made seven of eight field-goal attempts and all 17 extra-point attempts. Cooper’s four touchdowns give him the most points among Philadelphia’s non-kickers with 24.

Mann is averaging 47.5 yards on 49 punts, with a 42.1-yard net average and 22 punts inside the 20. His longest punt traveled 86 yards. Britain Covey leads in punt-return yards with 177, while Jaydon Blue leads in kickoff-return yards with 268.