Coming off back-to-back losses and with questions swirling about the state of their offense, the Philadelphia Eagles are looking for help from some holiday decorations to get back on track.

The Philadelphia Eagles had a massive blow-up Easter Bunny in the locker room on Saturday, with the purpose of spreading positivity.

Last year, Jordan Davis was often not in the room. Reporters are typically inside the Eagles locker room three days per week for 45 minutes during the regular season, but Davis would typically be anywhere else in the building but at his locker stall.

The Philadelphia Eagles are in the middle of a three-game losing streak. Unsurprisingly, a locker room change has been made. Philadelphia installed a "positivity rabbit" in the locker room heading into the Week 14 Monday night game against the Los Angeles Chargers.

The good vibes and positivity are certainly needed, but the rabbit is gone after the 22-19 loss to the Chargers, Jeff McLane reports.

The Philadelphia Eagles have abandoned the "positivity rabbit" in their locker room following Monday's 22-19 overtime loss against the Los Angeles Chargers.