Speaker 1: Hello, everyone, Welcome to the Eagles three sixty Dave Spidero,
Speaker 1: Glenn mac Now on this Tuesday at the Novicare Complex
Speaker 1: and the Eagles. It's a Dallas Week. I mean, is
Speaker 1: there anything else to say? Beat Dallas Week, Dallas Sucks Week,
Speaker 1: all of those weeks combined into one. I always love
Speaker 1: Dallas Week. It's the greatest rivalry. I love to hate
Speaker 1: the Dallas Cap. Why do you think, Glynn, Ultimately Eagles
Speaker 1: fans hate the Dallas Cowboys. I think ultimately the reason
Speaker 1: the Dallas Cowboys are so hated in this town is
Speaker 1: because there is an infusion in this city like there
Speaker 1: isn't some other cities of Dallas fans. They did a
Speaker 1: survey a few years ago. David said that one out
Speaker 1: of every twelve football fans in Philadelphia is a Dallas fan.
Speaker 1: It is the fungus among us, really, one out of
Speaker 1: twelve out of twelve who did this study. I think
Speaker 1: it was the ESPN, Yeah, Sports Nation whatever they call
Speaker 1: that thing about ten years ago, and I think that's
Speaker 1: what it is. Giants fans come about it, honestly, right.
Speaker 1: They live in New Jersey, They're from New York to
Speaker 1: have connections. We don't see a lot of Washington fans,
Speaker 1: but the Cowboy fans vermin So it's a week to
Speaker 1: have a lot of fun leading up to Sunday nights
Speaker 1: game in Arlington, Texas. The Eagles players back on the
Speaker 1: field for a light workout on this Tuesday, and we'll
Speaker 1: get you updated with everything happening on the football team.
Speaker 1: First though, we want to start the show, and it's
Speaker 1: a really great show with him Miking Brandon Graham on
Speaker 1: Sunday against the Minnesota Viking. Brandon Graham, the big smile,
Speaker 1: great personality. What's he like during a game? Non stop talk?
Speaker 1: Take a look? Yeah who yeah, yeah who whoo mm
Speaker 1: hmm my go what he big boy? That's how I
Speaker 1: want to go. I just want to talk about it.
Speaker 1: Him over there, him on the left, you're about to
Speaker 1: eat full rushing offer. I'm telling you, I had him
Speaker 1: went the inside. I was so mad because I was
Speaker 1: going with the arm Hey go eat, go eat, Bosh,
Speaker 1: can't take your chill. I swear, I swear and run
Speaker 1: up the field bull rush. I'm telling you, are you
Speaker 1: gone clear? Go a cweerd boo boo, I'm gone yea.
Speaker 1: So good stuff there and obviously from a football side,
Speaker 1: Graham had a huge game against the Vikings. Needs another
Speaker 1: one on Sunday against an outstanding Dallas offensive line. Yes,
Speaker 1: they need to have an outstanding defensive game as they
Speaker 1: did this game. Because Dallas's defense is good, Dallas's offense
Speaker 1: threatens to put up more points than Minnesota. But I
Speaker 1: think very doable day. Okay, we'll talk about that during
Speaker 1: the course of the week. Lens here of course, today
Speaker 1: and Thursday, I want to get you caught up with
Speaker 1: a little injury rather a roster edition in case you
Speaker 1: missed it, the Eagles placing cornerback Ron Brooks on injured
Speaker 1: reserve after he was hurt on Sunday against the Vikings.
Speaker 1: Adding off of waivers Taylor Hart, defensive tackle from the
Speaker 1: San Francisco forty nine ers per former draft pick here
Speaker 1: an indication perhaps if Anny Logan could be down for
Speaker 1: quite a bit of time and the Eagles a little
Speaker 1: thin inside. Yeah, and you need you got a whole
Speaker 1: lot last week out a very few people at that position,
Speaker 1: you really, you know, defensive tackle, defensive line. You want
Speaker 1: to rotate in as many guys as you can. Taylor
Speaker 1: Heart's been here before. He'll fit yep. So today tonight
Speaker 1: this show, we want to take a look around the
Speaker 1: NFC East. We've also got Doug Peterson coming in studio.
Speaker 1: But next up here on Eagles three sixty, Glenn mcnow
Speaker 1: offers his takeaways from the twenty one to ten win
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Speaker 1: he goes three sixty. David Glenn here after an overcare
Speaker 1: complex time now for Glenn mcnow to have the stage.
Speaker 1: It's five takeaways from Sunday's win. All right, no surprises
Speaker 1: on this day. I think we're gonna agree on all
Speaker 1: of this. Number One, Jim Schwartz gets bad that genius
Speaker 1: crown that he seems to have lost over the last
Speaker 1: couple of weeks. The plan was to get to to
Speaker 1: hit Sam Bradford. We saw the Eagles inability to do
Speaker 1: it over the last two weeks. Schwartz, who doesn't particularly
Speaker 1: like to blitz, called all kinds of creative blitz his
Speaker 1: cornerback safeties. He had some zone blitzes that you saw
Speaker 1: where Fletcher Cox drops back, middle linebacker goes in. I
Speaker 1: was really impressed. Sam Bradford looked like a kindergartener trying
Speaker 1: to understand calculus. It was a thing of beauty. Point
Speaker 1: number one agreed, there you go. You're not gonna argue
Speaker 1: with me on any of these. I don't think today
Speaker 1: they're pretty positive maybe not one. Big v did more
Speaker 1: than survive. He actually played pretty well. We all know
Speaker 1: how he got manhild the first game. How would he
Speaker 1: bounce back Minnesota a very very sturdy defense. The kid
Speaker 1: did all right. He hung in there. The Eagles helped
Speaker 1: him out. They ran a lot to the left side,
Speaker 1: away from his side, but they didn't give him a
Speaker 1: whole lot of additional blocking, and he held up fine.
Speaker 1: I was really pleased to see that. Point Number two agreed,
Speaker 1: exc gonna be an easy, quick day, now, isn't it. Dave?
Speaker 1: All right, here you go. Number three, Doug Peterson has
Speaker 1: no fear. It's I'm really impressed. I like a coach
Speaker 1: that's got guts. I like a coach that'll go for it.
Speaker 1: I thought we were going to see that in the
Speaker 1: last administration. Didn't happen so much. I like that when
Speaker 1: the extra point, when Minnesota got at dependalty on the
Speaker 1: extra point, he said, we're going for two. I'm not
Speaker 1: really even sure how the math helped him, but I
Speaker 1: like the odds at the one yard line. You just
Speaker 1: pounded in and WinCE when. I liked that. I liked
Speaker 1: when he decided he wasn't gonna pup went for an
Speaker 1: on fourth down at work. There will be times this
Speaker 1: year that will burn him. But I'm just telling you me,
Speaker 1: I like a coach who goes for an on fourth
Speaker 1: I like a coach's got guts. Point number three agreed.
Speaker 1: Like the aggressiveness. All right, here we go. Point number four,
Speaker 1: Carson Wentz looked like a rookie, and it's going to happen.
Speaker 1: And maybe after the first couple of games, when they
Speaker 1: had a quarterback rating of one hundred and three after
Speaker 1: three games, we thought, oh, this will go forever. Well again,
Speaker 1: Minnesota brings a real tough defense and he's gonna have
Speaker 1: learning pains. He threw into coverage, we saw it, threw
Speaker 1: a couple of interceptions, he threw high all day. He
Speaker 1: clearly wanted to get rid of the ball fast so
Speaker 1: that Minnesota would not sack him. By the way, they
Speaker 1: had zero sacks. But there's going to be growing pains
Speaker 1: with Carson Wentz, and that's what we had. Point number four.
Speaker 1: I disagree. There you go. I'll tell you why a
Speaker 1: rookie would have played like case Keenum did, over across
Speaker 1: the pond and throwing interceptions and allowed the New York
Speaker 1: Giants to get back into the game, which he did.
Speaker 1: Carson Wentz led a drive at the end of the
Speaker 1: first half to put three very important points on the board.
Speaker 1: Carson Wentz led a drive for a touchdown in the
Speaker 1: third quarter, put a touchdown on the board, first time
Speaker 1: the Vikings had allowed points in the third quarter all season.
Speaker 1: Made plays with his legs, improvised, recovered from the early interceptions, struggled,
Speaker 1: but let's also give credit to Minnesota's very outstanding defense. No,
Speaker 1: a rookie would have folded. He didn't. He kept his
Speaker 1: head and there's been other games he's behind, he keeps
Speaker 1: his head And I do like that one of the
Speaker 1: low snaps he picks up, he rolls right, keeps his
Speaker 1: composure throw that was to Sproles nineteen yard or to
Speaker 1: Spros was a real nice player. Rookies do that when
Speaker 1: they're really good, and he is. I'll stick with he
Speaker 1: struggled a little bit. I'm comfortable with that. Oh, I
Speaker 1: say struggled, didn't struggle, but he showed the poise that
Speaker 1: rookies do not show. That's all right, here you go.
Speaker 1: Point number five. Rodney McLeod is the man. Rodney McLoud
Speaker 1: maybe the MVP of this defense so far this season,
Speaker 1: has his career high third interception at a time when
Speaker 1: the Eagles are really backed in their own territory. Thank
Speaker 1: you Sam for throwing one in the end zone. That
Speaker 1: was nice, had the first sack of his career, had
Speaker 1: a forced fumble. Through the first six games of the year,
Speaker 1: Rodney McCloud has proven to be a great free agent
Speaker 1: pick up. The Eagles safeties are a very strong unit
Speaker 1: and this guy, who we don't really talk about a lot,
Speaker 1: has been solid. Solid. Yeah. And the Eagles when they
Speaker 1: find him, they said that they felt that he and
Speaker 1: Malcolm Jenkins would make a great twosome. You generally don't
Speaker 1: like your safeties to leave the team and tackles, sure,
Speaker 1: because I mean you're making tackles, of course, but in
Speaker 1: this instance, Jim Schwartz employed him beautifully. He can play
Speaker 1: in coverage, he can blitz the quarterback, he gets his
Speaker 1: hands on the football. He's physical. The Eagles have not
Speaker 1: had a good safety tandem since two thousand and eight
Speaker 1: until now. Agreed. Agreed. Huh four out of five good
Speaker 1: takeaways for Glenn Mac. I'm comfortable after a week over
Speaker 1: the Minnesota Vikings. All right, more to get to here
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Speaker 1: and we'll start with Sunday, And I'd like to start
Speaker 1: coach with the special teams because game after game, year
Speaker 1: after year, Dave phipp does a great job talk about
Speaker 1: you know, the message that he brings to his players
Speaker 1: and they really follow his direction. Yeah, Dave does an
Speaker 1: outstanding job, you know, just just getting those guys prepared
Speaker 1: each week. And he's such a detailed guy. And and
Speaker 1: one thing I've noticed with Dave is he really drills
Speaker 1: it down all the way to the to the way
Speaker 1: he practices and the way he does his drill work.
Speaker 1: In practice, it's not always about repping kickoff return, kickoff return.
Speaker 1: It's about doing the drills. How to block a three,
Speaker 1: how to block a four, how to double team, how
Speaker 1: to come off. That's what he's teaching the guys to do.
Speaker 1: And then within that um understanding the scheme and keeping
Speaker 1: things simple for the guys to just go out and execute.
Speaker 1: And you know, two weeks in a row to have
Speaker 1: a kickoff return like we've had, um, you've got to
Speaker 1: have that stuff obviously in the National Football League and
Speaker 1: and along with defensive scores and and and whatnot. But
Speaker 1: those guys have done an outstanding jobs. Last last couple
Speaker 1: of weeks, and you're also winning field position. Caleb's having
Speaker 1: a terrific start to the season here, Donnie's Donnie's Donny.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's all the way across it. That group
Speaker 1: believes that it can change the fortunes of a game,
Speaker 1: you know. And the one thing that you know, I
Speaker 1: will I won't lose sight of his special teams. I
Speaker 1: think there's very I think there's three phases to every team,
Speaker 1: and it's offense, defense obviously, and the kicking game. And
Speaker 1: you got to spend equal time with all three. And um,
Speaker 1: you know, if you're gonna be good special teams unit one,
Speaker 1: you gotta have a good coordinator, you got have good schemes.
Speaker 1: All that, I got it. But at the second time
Speaker 1: or the second thing is making sure your players understand
Speaker 1: their assignments where they can just go out and play fast.
Speaker 1: Tell me about about Joshchuf What what is he? What
Speaker 1: kind of football player is he? What does he bring
Speaker 1: to the table here. Josh is very athletic, He's tough minded. Um,
Speaker 1: he wants the football. I mean that's that's the type
Speaker 1: of that's the type of kid and the type of
Speaker 1: player he is, and and um, you know, each week. Offensively,
Speaker 1: we try to find ways to get him the ball
Speaker 1: h whether it be on those little little slip screens
Speaker 1: or or you know, throwing the ball on different movements
Speaker 1: and and and whatnot. But you know, he's such a
Speaker 1: transitional player, meaning he can get in and out of
Speaker 1: breaks extremely well. That that we've got to keep finding
Speaker 1: him ways to get him the ball. And and he's
Speaker 1: so explosive after the catch he saw not only on
Speaker 1: the kickoff return, but on some of the some of
Speaker 1: the throws we gave him that he can he can
Speaker 1: get his five six, seven, eight, ten ten yards a catch,
Speaker 1: and we just gotta keep finding ways. He's much like
Speaker 1: Darren Sprowls that way. Um, and and and got to
Speaker 1: keep him plugged in. Why why is it necessary to
Speaker 1: get him balls in those kinds of ways, whether it's
Speaker 1: the jet sweep, whether it's the screens, whether it's you know,
Speaker 1: the little little throws into the flat. Well, you know,
Speaker 1: he's really special when he has the special with the
Speaker 1: ball in his hand. And and you look at his
Speaker 1: even his college career, I mean that's the that's the
Speaker 1: type of you know receiver runner that that that he
Speaker 1: was even in college, And um, you know, I want
Speaker 1: to utilize that strength. You know, uh some some some
Speaker 1: guys are gifted to to run routes down the field.
Speaker 1: He's he's gifted around the line of scrimmage with the
Speaker 1: ball in his hand and be able to burst and
Speaker 1: make plays. So we just gotta keep finding unique ways
Speaker 1: to get him the ball um. And we also know
Speaker 1: that he can throw the ball a little bit, so
Speaker 1: I wouldn't be surprised if there's a there's a pass
Speaker 1: in his future. How do you feel about the offense
Speaker 1: on Sunday against Minnesota and the tough start, but the
Speaker 1: patients from Carson and the group and the way you
Speaker 1: kind of control the line of scrimmage, you know, I
Speaker 1: think that's the key, right, there's the patients. And in
Speaker 1: my mindset as a play caller, I went into this
Speaker 1: game telling myself that we were going to have to
Speaker 1: be patient and run the football and hum I thought
Speaker 1: we I thought we kind of stuck to our guns
Speaker 1: that way, and then we made we made some We
Speaker 1: made some some strides with the with the run pass
Speaker 1: options Carson. You know, on the two point conversion, it
Speaker 1: was a designed quarterback run to get it in Um
Speaker 1: the fourth and two was another another run there that uh, um,
Speaker 1: he either could have given it to Ryan or keep
Speaker 1: it himself, and he kept it. So, you know, being
Speaker 1: patient with the run game first and second down, I
Speaker 1: think keeps you in a little bit more managable third down.
Speaker 1: You put your film study on the day after the
Speaker 1: game watching the right tackle Hulla Pallavati by tie, you
Speaker 1: call him big D. Tell us how he played. Just
Speaker 1: break it down for us. He played much more under
Speaker 1: control in this game. Meaning he took last week where
Speaker 1: he was very sort of a attic and kind of
Speaker 1: all over the place and just said, you know what,
Speaker 1: I'm much better than this. And and he took the
Speaker 1: coaching during the week from coach Stoutlin and was able
Speaker 1: to just calm himself down. He used his hands much better,
Speaker 1: He stayed in you know, inside position on Robison, who's
Speaker 1: who's a fine pass rusher, and did an outstanding job.
Speaker 1: And um, you know, didn't have to use as many
Speaker 1: protection calls his way. We could kind of go back
Speaker 1: to our normal protection schemes. And and just thought he
Speaker 1: really handled his second start extremely well. So what does
Speaker 1: that kind of performance to do for the young guy?
Speaker 1: Just boost his confidence? Number One It just lets him
Speaker 1: know that he can play at this level and you
Speaker 1: can play with some confidence. And now he's seen both extremes,
Speaker 1: So he's seen the erratic type and now he's seen
Speaker 1: the calm type. And obviously hopefully we get the same
Speaker 1: same performance out of out of him again this week.
Speaker 1: From a coaching standpoint, Doug, what do you take from Carson?
Speaker 1: You've been through games where things don't start so well
Speaker 1: and then you put things together. What does that? What
Speaker 1: does that show you? Just shows you that he's called
Speaker 1: he's so calm and he nothing really phases him. And uh,
Speaker 1: you know he had too bad interceptions and the fumble
Speaker 1: exchange with Darren and and uh, you know, there was
Speaker 1: no panic again with this kid, and and uh he
Speaker 1: does a nice job on the sideline rally and the
Speaker 1: guys and and uh, he just he just forgets about
Speaker 1: it and let's go out the next series and hey, coach,
Speaker 1: what are you what are you thinking? And I saw
Speaker 1: I give him a few ideas and he goes and executes,
Speaker 1: and um, it's great to see from a young quarterback
Speaker 1: that that that kind of stuff doesn't bother him in
Speaker 1: the type of poise that he has. We are in
Speaker 1: Dallas week. So I remember the story that Andy Reid
Speaker 1: said that he went to the I'm excited. I know,
Speaker 1: I know. We don't have to bring that up. Uh,
Speaker 1: Andy Reid has the story went to the store when
Speaker 1: he was a head coach. A little old lady comes
Speaker 1: up and says, just beat Dallas twice. Have you had
Speaker 1: any of those experiences? I've had some. I haven't had
Speaker 1: him this year or this this week yet, obviously, but
Speaker 1: I have in the past when I was here before.
Speaker 1: It's all about beating Dallas and Cowboys and and um,
Speaker 1: I'm sure it'll happen again this week. But yeah, this
Speaker 1: is a big week and and uh, you know we're
Speaker 1: owing one in the division. So in order for us
Speaker 1: to get back on track, we gotta take care of businesses.
Speaker 1: How good are the Cowboys? They're good. It's a good
Speaker 1: football team. Obviously. On offense, I think Dak is another
Speaker 1: fine young quarterback that is playing extremely well and not
Speaker 1: turning the ball over. And defensively, they you know it's again,
Speaker 1: it's a It's a group that flies around, they're making plays,
Speaker 1: are an aggressive group. They give you a bunch of
Speaker 1: different stunts and movement, movement, up front again, it's you know,
Speaker 1: it's on the road in a loud stadium, can be
Speaker 1: hostile down there. So we just gotta we just gotta
Speaker 1: get ready for work and and uh, you know, taking
Speaker 1: one play at a time and and you know, eliminate
Speaker 1: the penalties, eliminate mistakes, give ourselves an opportunity. Finally, you know,
Speaker 1: it was we sat here last year coaching or last
Speaker 1: week and we talked about crossroads kind of thing and
Speaker 1: adversity and what was your message going to be? And
Speaker 1: whatever message you gave them, they responded. So in the
Speaker 1: big picture, I mean, I think that's a for young
Speaker 1: head coach, that's a big deal. We stopped the bleeding beat,
Speaker 1: the NFL's last unbeaten team. What do you think it
Speaker 1: means to you in a big picture, Well, I think
Speaker 1: I think a couple of things. Number One, I think
Speaker 1: the guys see me sometimes as a as a player,
Speaker 1: being in the locker room and knowing kind of what
Speaker 1: they're going through on a two game skid like we
Speaker 1: like we just came through and then and then being
Speaker 1: able to rebound and pull it all together. It's not
Speaker 1: about speeches and raw raw. It's about each man just
Speaker 1: kind of owning up to his responsibility and his job
Speaker 1: and doing his assignments. And that's what we saw this week.
Speaker 1: It was it was the defensive line taking ownership. It
Speaker 1: was the offensive line taking ownership and collectively as a group,
Speaker 1: you know, yeah, we kind of laid that egg against
Speaker 1: Washington and they vowed to come back and and uh
Speaker 1: and play well against a fine football team in Minnesota,
Speaker 1: and they responded extremely well and we got the win. Tub,
Speaker 1: thanks so much. Go with the Cowboys, Thanks Dave. Halloween
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Speaker 1: Time now for a look around the NFC East, presented
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Speaker 1: York Giants, who on Sunday had the benefit of playing
Speaker 1: a really lousy Rams offense. Yeah, and the Rams get
Speaker 1: to a ten zero lead, but then they do what
Speaker 1: bad teams do, which is they cough it up, and
Speaker 1: so the Giants come back and win it seventeen to ten,
Speaker 1: mostly on the defense. Giants offense scored one offensive touchdown again,
Speaker 1: but four interceptions. Landon Collins has two He's pretty good, dude,
Speaker 1: has two, including one he returns for a touchdown. Has
Speaker 1: ten tackles. It's a win, and any win is a
Speaker 1: good win. The Eagles add a few of those earlier
Speaker 1: in the year, but their offense still really is struggling.
Speaker 1: Eli still not having much of a year. One dimensional offense.
Speaker 1: It will cost the New York Giants at some point here,
Speaker 1: but they do when they keep pace in an above
Speaker 1: five hundred NFC East, And we will see the Giants
Speaker 1: soon enough, a couple of weeks away, and get a
Speaker 1: real good feel for that football team. But right now,
Speaker 1: I just don't get the sense that the defense is dominating.
Speaker 1: Nor do I get the sense then in crunch time
Speaker 1: the Giants can run the football. No, They've been able
Speaker 1: to run the football all year, and Eli still has
Speaker 1: not had much of a year. Six interceptions so far
Speaker 1: this year. I mean, we're talking about blitzing Sam Bradford.
Speaker 1: I can imagine what Jim Schwartz is going to put
Speaker 1: together for Eli Manning. Let's go to the Washington Redskins,
Speaker 1: who snatched snatch defeat. I'm trying to get this right,
Speaker 1: snatch defeat from the jaws of victory against the Detroit Lions.
Speaker 1: Way to go, Matthew Stafford leaving that last minute touchdown
Speaker 1: drive to beat Washington. A tough loss for the Redskins.
Speaker 1: Tough loss for the Redskins because they had come from behind.
Speaker 1: Kirk Cousins again played very well. Give the guy credit.
Speaker 1: He's pretty much played better every week this year and
Speaker 1: good for him, but they lost three fumbles. Matt Jones
Speaker 1: loss two, which has been a problem for him and
Speaker 1: their defense cannot do it at crunch time. Now they
Speaker 1: have some injury problems. Now is they head to London
Speaker 1: this week Josh Norman and concussion protocol. We know Jordan
Speaker 1: Reid sellout left tackle Trent Williams kind of iffy, so
Speaker 1: injuries could be hurting the Redskins right now. Okay, and
Speaker 1: then that brings us, of course to the Dallas Cowboys.
Speaker 1: We will see them on Sunday night. But a brief
Speaker 1: overview of the Cowboys. They're really good at five and one,
Speaker 1: They're very balanced offensively. Ezekiel Elliott is the real deal,
Speaker 1: and that offensive line has made life a lot easier
Speaker 1: for a promising and poised quarterback in Dak Prescott. And
Speaker 1: I'm ready to say this. I'm excited that the Eagles
Speaker 1: have a young quarterback that they believe in, that the
Speaker 1: Cowboys have a young quarterback that they believe in. And
Speaker 1: I really think when this right, we'll go to new
Speaker 1: heights in the next ten years. Oh, I think it
Speaker 1: can be great over time. If Prescott proves to be
Speaker 1: the thing, and we certainly believe that Wentz is going
Speaker 1: to be the thing. The way to beat the Cowboys
Speaker 1: is to try to keep their defense on the field,
Speaker 1: try to have some long drives. They like. The Eagles
Speaker 1: have been pretty successful in winning time of possession. Their
Speaker 1: defense is very vulnerable. Ezekiel Elliot's been able to help
Speaker 1: them out there. So the Eagles run defense is going
Speaker 1: to have to be key this weekend. And that is
Speaker 1: our look around the NFC East, presented by Bob's Discount Furniture.
Speaker 1: One segment to go here on Eagles three sixty. We'll
Speaker 1: be back in just one moment. All right, phellas, let's
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Speaker 1: We're gonna really give them the business. My god, let's
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Speaker 1: Eagles three to sixty. Our final segment, Dave Spiderow Glenn
Speaker 1: Mac Now, let's get you tuned up for what's ahead.
Speaker 1: Here are m a Rosso's on the menu segment for Wednesday.
Speaker 1: I'll be joined by Mike Quick, former Eagles great wide receiver,
Speaker 1: currently an All Pro. In the radio booth, Doug Peterson
Speaker 1: meets the media, Ken Flagel linebackers coach and we talk
Speaker 1: about the improvement that that group made against the Minnesota Vikings.
Speaker 1: Amar Rosso's the reason Billy Fenn which is are so
Speaker 1: famous early in the week, Glenhye, feeling about this game
Speaker 1: pretty good? Actually, I mean, it's Dallas, They're good. It's
Speaker 1: a tough one, but it's a division game, and division
Speaker 1: games can go anyway, and the Eagles have won the
Speaker 1: last three in Dallas, so why not make it four.
Speaker 1: I think there is something to be said for having
Speaker 1: a team's number. The Eagles certainly comfortable playing in that cavernous,
Speaker 1: obnoxious stadium that I despised. Glenn mcnow Dave Spider, will
Speaker 1: see you on Thursday. I'll be back tomorrow. Thanks for
Speaker 1: joining us. Everyone in Eagles three sixty have yourselves a
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