The Philadelphia Eagles’ season cratered in epic fashion: 10-1 record to six losses in seven games, including a 32-9 beatdown by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the NFC wild-card game Monday night.

They lacked chemistry, according to Hall of Famer Ray Lewis on the “ManningCast,” and that led to a lack of answers during this free fall, especially against Tampa Bay, Jimmy Hascup of NJ Advance Media reports.

It boiled over in visible frustration on the sidelines, such as when tight end Dallas Goedert aired out his feelings with quarterback Jalen Hurts as the QB sat emotionless on the bench late in the fourth quarter. Hurts barely looked at Goedert, who scored the only Eagles TD, as backup quarterback Marcus Mariota patted Goedert on the shoulder.

Goedert told reporters that he was frustrated after messing up a play earlier in the game — and that he was not mad at Hurts.

“It was my fault. I missed a sign,” Goedert said. “It could’ve been a big play to (DeVonta Smith), so I was a little frustrated with myself. ... We’ve got no beef at all.”

“Been watching that all night long,” ESPN “Monday Night Football” announcer Joe Buck said. “Goedert’s frustrated.”

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