Does Eagles' Nick Sirianni still believe in OC Kevin Patullo after narrow win over Bills?

Philadelphia Eagles offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo once again became a target of critics after Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts completed zero pass attempts in the second half of the club's 13-12 win over the Buffalo Bills.

Philadelphia was shut out over the game's final two quarters.  After the victory, Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni seemed to accept blame for the struggles of his team's offense at Buffalo's Highmark Stadium.

Nick Sirianni vows to "help" Kevin Patullo moving forward

"We have to do a better job of helping them be in positions to succeed," Sirianni said about the Philadelphia offense, per Mike Florio of Pro Football Talk. "I’ve got to help. I put it on myself. I’ve got to help with some things there, with some things that I know we want to get called. You know, Kevin did a good job in the first half. But I’ve got to help in that second half a little bit, get some things that we want to get called there." 

Sirianni and Eagles players previously voiced their support for Patullo amid the team's inconsistent offensive performances throughout the fall. According to Bob Brookover of NJ Advance Media for NJ.com, Philadelphia's offense gained just 16 yards in the second half of Sunday's win. Buffalo likely would have earned the victory had quarterback Josh Allen connected with wide-open wide receiver Khalil Shakir on a two-point conversion play with five seconds remaining in regulation, but Allen's pass fell harmlessly to the ground.