Ex-Eagles CB Orlando Scandrick Says Team's 'Accountability Issues' Start at Top

Free-agent cornerback Orlando Scandrick, who was released by the Philadelphia Eagles on Monday, ripped the organization during an appearance Friday on Fox Sports 1's Undisputed.

"The problem in Philadelphia is much, much deeper than me. ... That locker room is different," Scandrick said, per Jon Machota of The Athletic. "I would tell guys, I still feel like they're living on that Super Bowl high. ... There are some accountability issues there, and it starts from the top."

"I really don't give two s--ts about people who aren't here," Eagles safety Malcolm Jenkins told reporters in response to Scandrick's comments.

Eagles cornerback Jalen Mills added, "There's not a leadership problem here, especially not with Malcolm."

Scandrick also took a direct shot at Eagles general manager Howie Roseman (via Zack Rosenblatt of NJ.com):

"I don't believe anything that Howie says. Howie is one of those people that if they told me it was raining outside, I'd probably get some shorts just in case. He put it to me as they wanted to play younger players, they're a mess on defense and then need to get more defensive linemen, so we'll see how that works for them up in Buffalo."

The 32-year-old longtime Dallas Cowboys starter also suggested the decision to move forward with Carson Wentz over Nick Foles caused a fracture in the locker room.

"There's a ton of pressure on [Wentz]. But let's start here: Nick Foles is not walking through that door," Scandrick said. "... Are there still people in that locker room that would still want Nick? Yeah, but that's not a knock on Carson."

The Boise State product signed with the Eagles in July. He was released before the start of training camp but re-signed with the team in late September.

Scandrick recorded seven total tackles, two sacks and two forced fumbles in three games before Monday's release.

The Eagles have lost two straight games, dropping their record to 3-4 and their playoff chances to 38 percent, per FiveThirtyEight.

They'll look to get back on track Sunday when they visit New Era Field to face off with the 5-1 Buffalo Bills.