Eagles Reveal Inflatable 'Positivity Rabbit' in Locker Room Photo amid Losing Streak

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 Eagles unveiled a new inflatable "positivity rabbit" that has been set up in their locker room.

On one hand, a smiling inflatable rabbit does make it hard to be in a bad mood when you walk by it.

On the other hand, in the NFL Players Association's annual team survey, the Eagles finished 28th out of 32 teams in locker room size, so adding a big inflatable animal into the fold means players and coaches are going to be crammed closer together. This is especially risky because as anyone who has ever been in a bad mood knows—or watched a horror movie—confined spaces can bring out the rage monster.

On the subject of horror movies, this also has the potential to backfire because if things keep going like they have been recently, the bunny's presence for postgame interviews will become very ominous based on this image of it lording over a Saquon Barkley press gathering.

As Ashlyn Sullivan of NBC Sports Philadelphia noted, Eagles offensive linemen pointed out they just wanted a good vibes bunny around. We can at least assume from that take that things are okay right now.

Eagles players also might have gotten some of the negative feelings out of their system after the Black Friday loss to the Chicago Bears.

Per The Athletic's Dianna Russini, the Eagles had a series of "no-BS discussions" this week leading up to their Monday night game against the Los Angeles Chargers.

"We are all done with the finger-pointing," one Philadelphia player told Russini. "It's not just one thing that's in our way. It's not just Jalen (Hurts), it's not just Saquon (Barkley), it's not just (OC Kevin) Patullo, it's not just the offensive line. … It's a little bit of everyone."

The Eagles are 4-4 in their last four games after starting the season with four consecutive wins. The offense has been held under 20 points in three of their last four games.

Even though the offense has gotten most of the attention for how it has struggled, the vaunted defenses has been uncharacteristically leaky during this recent two-game skid. The Eagles have allowed a combined 898 yards to the Bears and Dallas Cowboys.

We may not be able to tell this week if the positive vibes bunny is the cure for what's been ailing the Eagles because they are playing in Los Angeles. There's no indication if its power comes from simply being on display regardless of where the team is playing, or if its impact is only felt when they are playing at Lincoln Financial Field.