Speaker 1: All right, the injuries for the game, Jordan Mason will
Speaker 1: be questionable, Ray Ray questionable, Eric Armstead questionable.
Speaker 2: Go ahead, How those guys look today getting out there
Speaker 2: and do a little limited work.
Speaker 1: They looked limited. What's one thing about the Eagles that
Speaker 1: keeps you up at night? Almost everything? A real good team,
Speaker 1: really good offense, really good defense, really good special teams.
Speaker 1: So it goes back and forth.
Speaker 2: Banks is even on the on the list you mentioned before.
Speaker 2: He played when he might not have under ordinary circumstances,
Speaker 2: so obviously he had no setbacks at all.
Speaker 1: Right, Yeah, I think that game really helped him, you know,
Speaker 1: because you never know until you get into it, and
Speaker 1: he made it through it didn't have any setbacks, so
Speaker 1: it gave him a lot of confidence. And then the
Speaker 1: long weekend. By the time he came in here Monday,
Speaker 1: he was feeling real good.
Speaker 2: Do you guys make a claim on jack ERTs? I
Speaker 2: don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't think so.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is a question in relation to early in
Speaker 2: the NFC Championship game. Whenever a team has a play
Speaker 2: like that passed down the field and you don't have
Speaker 2: a clear replay or angle, but the team rushes to
Speaker 2: the line, of scrimmage. Have you thought about how you'll
Speaker 2: handle that in the future? And that did that play well?
Speaker 2: That influence anything you guys do moving forward?
Speaker 1: That play didn't. I mean I handled the same way
Speaker 1: I always have. You know, when they rush to the line,
Speaker 1: if it's a big play and you don't have any clue,
Speaker 1: I throw it. I think I did that earlier this
Speaker 1: year versus Jacksonville. I think it was Jacksonville. You remember,
Speaker 1: no I threw one, and then I think we ended
Speaker 1: up get to pick a couple of plays later. The
Speaker 1: problem with that one is nobody's everyone on our headsets
Speaker 1: thought he caught it, and then they showed something on
Speaker 1: the replay that looked like he caught it, and so
Speaker 1: then we didn't care. Some people go hurry up after
Speaker 1: an explosive, sometimes an offense. They do it just to
Speaker 1: be safe. But then we had no reactions or anything.
Speaker 1: So we don't want to waste time out because the replay,
Speaker 1: we saw the way we thought they were acting from
Speaker 1: every everyone who saw it live from our side, we
Speaker 1: thought it was complete. And then when we have the
Speaker 1: ball next time I hear from upstairs they just saw
Speaker 1: another angle. It was incomplete. So nothing changed there. If
Speaker 1: we don't know at all and it's a big play,
Speaker 1: I usually throw it. But we just thought he caught it.
Speaker 1: Because of what we saw and the fact that no
Speaker 1: one live from where we were standing knew. It was questionable.
Speaker 2: Where team will rush the line of scrimmage even if
Speaker 2: they definitely they made them play just to try to do.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's something teams do just automatically. Sometimes it gets
Speaker 1: you to waste the time out and sometimes because after exposive,
Speaker 1: sometimes it's the best to run down there and go
Speaker 1: real fast because the defense isn't quite ready. When you
Speaker 1: think about I mean watching how accountably has this team,
Speaker 1: how hard they play, the style they play, and I
Speaker 1: love the commitment to the run game that they do
Speaker 1: on offense. I think that's one of the coolest things.
Speaker 1: It's not just that they're committed to the run, but
Speaker 1: they know what they're doing to they they know how
Speaker 1: to use the quarterback as a runner, they know how
Speaker 1: the adjustments defenses have to make, and then they know
Speaker 1: when they are making those adjustments, how to use them
Speaker 1: as a pastor. So it's got a lot of respect
Speaker 1: for them, just schematically and what they've done there and
Speaker 1: don't know them the best, but Bob Lank speaks very
Speaker 1: high of them, so they must be a cool dude.
Speaker 2: They change much schematically with two new coordinators.
Speaker 1: Know they're doing the same things, just just like I've
Speaker 1: explained with us always when you have different coordinators, a
Speaker 1: little different personality and sometimes you can see that, but
Speaker 1: not what they do is what they do and they're
Speaker 1: really good at.
Speaker 3: After last year, have you a lot of your players
Speaker 3: kind of have the same vibe of like you, guys
Speaker 3: are really excited and prepared. I had a great plan
Speaker 3: for that game. I realized these are new new teams.
Speaker 3: It's different. Do you have similar emotions for this one?
Speaker 1: Yes, I mean very rare that we haven't felt that way,
Speaker 1: especially I think then we were on a big win
Speaker 1: streaking in the NFC Championship game, so we felt the
Speaker 1: same way going to that game that they felt and
Speaker 1: probably as the two ASC teams felt. Everyone's real confident
Speaker 1: at that time, and and I think that's what we
Speaker 1: made a big statement on. I mean, it's the one
Speaker 1: thing that was weird about that game. It's not been
Speaker 1: in a game that lost all your quarterbacks, and that's
Speaker 1: what was a little different. But besides that I thought
Speaker 1: it would have been a real good game. Doesn't mean
Speaker 1: we would have done anything, but we were excited to
Speaker 1: play in it. And you go back and watch the tape.
Speaker 1: I love how we played then ten of it just
Speaker 1: we were ready for it, but it didn't go with
Speaker 1: the way we wanted to.
Speaker 2: When we're the MVPs kind of a quarterback award, you
Speaker 2: think Christian McCaffery has made himself a legitimate.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think yeah, without a doubt. And I know
Speaker 1: it goes to quarterbacks majority of the time. But and
Speaker 1: there's plenty of worthy quarterbacks, but you definitely can Ever,
Speaker 1: I can't say that they're behind that. I mean that
Speaker 1: Christians behind anyone. I mean, he's as valuable to in
Speaker 1: this league as anyone. But you can get both in
Speaker 1: it would be I won't still be relevant next week.
Speaker 3: Theirback situation, the backups starting, what is your assessment of
Speaker 3: you know who you guys go face.
Speaker 1: I mean, I know when you have injuries, it's always
Speaker 1: a challenge. I it happens to us the positions throughout
Speaker 1: the year and throughout plenty of years. So it's just
Speaker 1: part of football. You know, they're gonna play their best
Speaker 1: guys and they're gonna play in the scheme just like
Speaker 1: the other guys do. They're not gonna make up a
Speaker 1: bunch of new stuff. So you find when you get
Speaker 1: out there, you don't go back and really evaluate all
Speaker 1: those guys, but you just get ready for their defense.
Speaker 1: You want your sneak, your next one in all right,
Speaker 1: Well you only get one next week, all right, thank you,