'I plan on being here': Saquon Barkley talks about future with Eagles after 6th straight loss

This is the team's worst losing streak in 14 years

PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- Eagles fans are waking up yet another Monday as losers -- again.

It's annoyingly become the trend this season as the Birds lose their 6th straight game to the Washington Commanders Sunday night.

This is the team's worst losing streak in 14 years.

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"I just feel like we're giving up kind of; I feel like we have it, but not fighting to our full potential," said Sarah Lawlor of South Philadelphia. "We need like a miracle or something."

Lawlor is one of many who says she is trying to keep the faith and remain optimistic.

The Birds lost 27-10 against the Commanders.

The game started promising after building an early 10 to 0 lead in the first quarter, but the team quickly crumbled, and never scored again.

The Eagles are now 2-6 for the season. That's the Birds' worst start since 1999.

"It's somewhat uncharted territory for us, and it sucks," said Eagles Head Coach, Nick Sirianni following the game. "We need to get better as a whole, and I got a lot of faith in everybody in that locker room, a lot of faith in coaches in that locker room."

Some fans tell Action News, it may be time for an overhaul.

"You ask me, they probably need a new coach or something. That's how I feel when you start losing," said Wayman Howell.

There's a lot of talk about potential changes as the November 10 trade deadline moves closer.

There's new questions of if the Eagles will explore moving more players. They already traded offensive lineman Cam Jurgens to the Ravens for two draft picks.

Eagles running back Saquon Barkley said he'd love to stay with the team amidst trade rumors.

After the loss, Barkley told reporters, "I would love to be here. I plan on being here. I don't like the way the season is going, but I am not one of those guys that wants to jump ship. That's not the type of person you want to have, and that's not the person I am. I'd rather be a part of a solution to the problem and hopefully be a reason we fix it."