NFL Week 4 panic meter: Eagles entering the danger zone

The Eagles haven't converted a third down in their last 17 attempts. They rank 30th in the NFL in offensive success rate and 27th in defensive success rate through four games. This team is broken with no solution in sight. 

Baltimore Ravens

Panic meter rating: 2.5/10

Lamar Jackson went down with an ankle injury in Baltimore's Week 4 victory against the Tennessee Titans, and he could miss multiple weeks. As scary as that might seem for Ravens fans, their team is 3-1 and has a capable backup quarterback in Tyler Huntley. 

This is Huntley's sixth season in Baltimore, and he went 2-0 in relief of Jackson last year. The Ravens can play ball control with Huntley and Derrick Henry while Jackson is out, and the upcoming schedule is manageable with the Atlanta Falcons, Cleveland Browns and Cincinnati Bengals on deck. 

Houston Texans

Panic meter rating: 9.9/10

The Texans were a popular Super Bowl pick entering the season, but it'll take a miracle for them to even make the playoffs. Houston blew another late lead to the Dallas Cowboys in Week 4, falling to 0-4 on the year. In the history of the NFL, only one team — the 1992 San Diego Chargers — has made the playoffs after starting the season 0-4. 

If you're looking for a glimmer of hope, five of Houston's next six games come against the Titans, New York Giants, Los Angeles Chargers, Browns and Indianapolis Colts. Even though the schedule is lightening up, the Texans can't afford to drop any of those games.