Lane Johnson is still riding with Kevin Patullo.

The Philadelphia Eagles' offense is a mess right now under new OC Kevin Patullo. 

Almost every Eagles fan in the world wants Patullo fired. 

However, Philadelphia star LT Lane Johnson isn't giving up on Patullo.

"I'm with Kevin until the end. A lot of it comes down to execution," Johnson said. "We'll go back and look at this tape and see what we've got to fix, but moving forward, maybe more efficient, less predictable and capitalize on big plays and explosives."

The Eagles fell to 4-2 on the season after losing to the New York Giants on Thursday. Johnson and Co. scored only 17 points. 

"It seems a lot harder than it needs to be," Johnson said. "Maybe moving forward, just have a little bit more variety, hitting the perimeter some."

The Eagles are averaging 23.7 points per game, which is 17th in the NFL. QB Jalen Hurts has 1,172 passing yards through six games. He has eight passing touchdowns and one interception. 

"You play the game to win," Hurts said after the Giants game. "Obviously, we're competitive in that in trying to figure it out. We've got some work to do."  

Hurts threw his first interception of the season against the Giants in the redzone. He had WR A.J. Brown wide open for a touchdown but missed the read. 

Hurts and Brown haven't been on the same page at all this season. Some NFL pundits and fans believe Brown could request a trade from the Eagles, who entered the Giants game ranked 26th in rushing with 95.3 yards per game after finishing second in that category in 2024 with 179.3.

"I think we also have to get back into that attitude, that mindset, not really giving a f--- what people are trying to do," Eagles RB Saquon Barkley said. "That's something that I'm looking for."

The Eagles face the Minnesota Vikings next season. It will be interesting to see how the offense looks.