Despite the heat and humidity in Tampa, it was the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' dominant performance against the Eagles in Philadelphia that stood out the most. The 33-16 victory was characterized by numerous missed tackles and offensive struggles without key players A.J. Brown, DeVonta Smith, and Lane Johnson.

The game was so unimpressive that the only thing worth considering a "stud" in this week is Philadelphia's early bye week. Well, maybe not the only thing if we're being honest here...

Studs

THE BYE WEEK - There isn't much to be happy about this week other than the fact that the Eagles get next week off and it's more than likely that Brown and Smith, along with Johnson will be back after the bye week for Cleveland in Week 6.

TODD BOWLES - The guy just seems to own Jalen Hurts. What else can you say, really?

Duds

THE RUNNING GAME - If there was ever a game for Saquon Barkley to shine, it was this one, especially with Brown and Smith absent.

Coming into the game, the Eagles' talented running back was averaging 24.3 touches per game and was on track for 414 touches for the season. However, due to a slow start, Barkley ended up with a season-low of 12 touches. The problems arose early in the game as Tampa Bay took an early lead and the Eagles struggled with three consecutive three-and-outs.

"Out of the nine plays we had, three were third-downs. Barkley only had two carries out of six plays. When you keep going three-and-out, no one will get any touches," explained head coach Nick Sirianni. "We just couldn't sustain drives."

JALEN HURTS IN THE POCKET - Once again, Todd Bowles outsmarted Hurts by implementing a strategy that resulted in six sacks, one of which was a strip sack by Lavonte David. Sirianni appeared to struggle with the pass protection by Barkley.

Aside from Dallas Goedert, there were few available receivers. Hurts, at this point in his career, must learn to accelerate when needed and improve his ability to cope with attrition.

REPLACEMENT RECEIVERS - Even Jimmy McGinty wouldn't have been able to succeed with the receivers that the Eagles had to rely on. If you understand that reference, we can definitely be friends. The group consisting of Jahan Dotson, Johnny Wilson, Parris Campbell, and John Ross only managed to make seven catches for 34 yards. The return of Brown and Smith is eagerly awaited, as Hurts is evidently unable to uplift the supporting cast.