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GREEN BAY, WISCONSIN SEPTEMBER 26: Nigel Bradham #53 and Zach Brown #52 of the Philadelphia Eagles celebrate after Bradham made an interception in the fourth quarter against the Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field on September 26, 2019, in Green Bay, Wisconsin. (Photo by Dylan Buell/Getty Images)

Against all odds, the Philadelphia Eagles walked into Lambeau Field and left victorious over the previously-undefeated Green Bay Packers on the most recent edition of Thursday Night Football. It was easily the most impressive win of their young season, but to say that the Birds are right back on the path to another Super Bowl appearance may be a little premature.

We saw some great things on both sides of the ball. Theres no denying that. From Jordan Howard and the running game finally taking flight to Carson Wentz showing out with his best performance of the year, fans have a lot to talk about during the current ten-day layoff.

Its hard to deny some of the glaring holes that have plagued this team throughout the season, and many of those almost cost them the win in Week 4.

Most of the self-inflicted issues that the Eagles have dealt with this season were corrected against the Packers, which is a good sign. Still =, Philly needs to focus on are some of the problems that may hurt the Birds throughout the remainder of the season. Here are three things the Eagles need to improve upon if they want to make another push at the Super Bowl.

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