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Philadelphia Eagles Pass Offense (1981) - Sid Gillman

The 1981 Philadelphia Eagles football team marked a significant chapter in the franchise's history, displaying prowess and determination throughout the season. Under the guidance of head coach Dick Vermeil, the Eagles finished the regular season with a commendable record of 10 wins and 6 losses, securing the top spot in the NFC East.

Quarterback Ron Jaworski emerged as a key offensive force, passing for over 3,500 yards and tallying 27 touchdowns. His connection with standout receivers, including the legendary Harold Carmichael and tight end Keith Jackson, contributed to the team's offensive success.

On the defensive side, the Eagles boasted notable talents such as linebacker Bill Bergey and defensive end Carl Hairston, forming a formidable unit that posed challenges for opponents.

The regular-season achievements earned the Eagles a playoff berth, where they faced the New York Giants in the Wild Card round. Despite a hard-fought contest, the Eagles fell short with a final score of 27-21, ending their playoff run.

Individual excellence was recognized with Pro Bowl selections for key players, further emphasizing the team's strength and talent. The 1981 season is etched in Eagles history not only for its regular-season accomplishments but also for the memorable moments and contributions made by the players and coaching staff.

While the playoff journey concluded earlier than hoped, the 1981 Philadelphia Eagles left an enduring legacy as a team that showcased resilience, skill, and a commitment to excellence. The season remains a noteworthy chapter in the storied history of the Eagles, representing a period of competitiveness and achievement in the NFL landscape.

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