Fans towed along Pattison Avenue following Eagles loss

And if you think the Eagles are feeling the pain tonight, just imagine the fans. They have a lot of questions about what happens next and whether they should write off this team. Our Brittany Weir is live in South Philly tonight. And Brittany, as if that loss wasn't bad enough, some fans even had their cars towed. Yes, Sheba, it was just a frustrating day all around for Eagles fans, whether it was that loss or, again, dealing with your car after that game. But again, normally here in Philly, it's usually fly, Eagles, fly. But we had one fan singing a new chant saying, why, Eagles, why? Again, that's just frustration everywhere tonight between the four straight losses, the number of injuries just piling up. Many fans are questioning what it's going to take to get this team back on track. The defense, the offense, everything is terrible. The thumbs down says it all. For a fan base that expects to win, this stretch has been a tough one to swallow. Depressed, yeah, I feel depressed. The team's not very good. I'm a little worried. I said to him, I said, I think we're done for the season. I think this is going to be it. There's not much to, like, cheer for right now. With Jalen Hurts sidelined, the spotlight turned to backup quarterback Tanner McKee. But after another loss, fans aren't exactly on the same page about his performance. Yeah, not great. Tanner McKee looks like a high school quarterback. Not good. Others say McKee is being asked to do a lot, stepping in while injuries have left the Eagles without key pieces of their lineup. I know some people may think that Tanner was bad today, but he had absolutely no time, but when he did have time, he did okay. It's a tough spot for any backup, and Brian Martin knows one player can't fix everything. We got a lot of backups playing, so it's almost impossible to do what we need to do. And for some fans, the frustration didn't end with the final score. Dozens say they returned to find their cars towed after parking along Patterson Avenue, a spot some say they've used for years without an issue. They also say there were no signs warning them they couldn't park there. And he said, yeah, they meant to put up the signs, but they haven't done it yet. So, we got towed, which makes no sense, for a ticket that we shouldn't have gotten. And getting their cars back meant more money out of their pocket and a long wait. They took the car, they charge you $175 to get it out. The line, we've been here for an hour and a half, $175 to get it out. Plus, they'll send me a parking ticket for $41. Four straight losses and a lot of frustration for Eagles fans. Real kick in the teeth, right? Like they lost and 200 bucks in two hours. Yep, and we reached out to PPA. They said that the Philadelphia police were actually the ones who issued those tickets for those cars and asked for those cars to be towed. In total, there were 42 tickets issued. A lot of fans after the game that we spoke to, again, just annoyed that this even happened in the first place and then having to wait hours after the game to get their car back. So just, yeah, a big loss here tonight outside of Lincoln Financial, but now the team turns to next Monday when they face the Dallas Cowboys. We know that is a very heated rivalry, so we're hoping that gives them kind of the oomph that they need to pull off that win. Outside of the Linc, Brittany Weir, Fox 29 News.