This is from the first drive of the game. This is a nice play design and probably would have gone for a nice chuck of yardage if Daniels and Massie hadn't completely whiffed on their blocks.
It's a 2 WR, 1TE, 2 RB set, but the Eagles are in nickel (because Cohen does that to teams). Trubs has the option of throwing a swing pass to Cohen to the leftt or handing off to Mizzell for a run to the right. This is a great play design because you're either going to get Cohen out in space or you're going to get a blocking mismatch running to the right because there's a nickel CB instead of a WILL.
A lot is going on here. You can see Trubs and Cohen looking at each other. Trubs makes the right decision by handing it off because the SAM crashed in, and with Cohen standing at the 35 yard line, that might be a pick 6 if Trubs pulls it in and tries to make that throw. Meanwhile, as I've highlighted, Daniels gets beaten immediately by Jergensen with a swim move and is just punching at air, and Bennett already has Massie on his hip.
Jurgensen and Bennett have completely beaten Daniels and Massie and are going to blow up the play. It's really worth emphasizing that this should have been a big gainer. The corner bailed, Whitehair is going to steamroll the nickel CB, and there's all that empty grass to the right side of the play. If Daniels and Massie could have just held their blocks for 2 seconds, Mizzell would have gotten himself a nice chunk.
There was really nothing Mizzell could have done here, and he actually did a good job of turning a 4 yard loss into a 1 yard loss by making Jurgensen miss and dragging Bennett for a couple yards.
At the end of the play, Daniels manages to perform the Loser's Pancake, whereby you completely whiff on your block, then the defender completely whiffs on the tackle, then you jump on the defender's back at the end of the play (widely revered as most incompetent pancake block possible).