Speaker 1: They go with a quick past the dark when he
Speaker 1: comes for along on a naping tackle by Malcolm Jacobs
Speaker 1: one carrying and fulling other people to the thirty to
Speaker 1: the thirty five. Carson went dipping and dodging and diving
Speaker 1: for love. Jorge and Blue is into the touchdown. He
Speaker 1: looks he is going deep down the far time and
Speaker 1: it is intercepted a better accepted as Rossio. Yeah, it
Speaker 1: is Rochel Douglas. Banning goes to dark one. They stop them.
Speaker 1: They stop Pitty Curry and pull hit him with force.
Speaker 1: Banning a get fired. It is deflected and intercepted, goes
Speaker 1: once again. He fired and it is complete for a clustdown.
Speaker 1: Cluck hurts. He's looking, he's looking. He fired, He ain't
Speaker 1: completely choking up. It goes to Clem clembing out side.
Speaker 1: He's at the tenth. He at the five. He didn't
Speaker 1: he had gone. Corey coming his first NFL touchdown. The
Speaker 1: kick is away and the kick is god and we're tired.
Speaker 1: He's looking, he's looking. Fires on the fore side at
Speaker 1: his pint. Step had a pound, but one second is
Speaker 1: out Sean Jeffrey and this is the dream of a kicker.
Speaker 1: They we're go winning games. This is that one. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but it's sixty one yard. Hold your breath, all the
Speaker 1: spotted the kick is away, and the kick is it's
Speaker 1: they win. Sixty one yards, the longest kick at Eagles history.
Speaker 1: And there you have it, the bud Light story of
Speaker 1: the game. Merrill Reese might quick going crazy with some
Speaker 1: good reason. Bags Pidero Brian Westbrook. It's Eagles three sixty
Speaker 1: and we are one day removed from an absolute I
Speaker 1: think it's a miracle win sixty one yard field goal?
Speaker 1: Why not? It's always great to win a game. I
Speaker 1: was on the other side of the field when Matt
Speaker 1: Bryan hit that sixty three yard in Tampa Bay, and
Speaker 1: I was like, there's no way he can make a
Speaker 1: kick from this long from this far, because it looks
Speaker 1: like he has a kick the ball a mile sixty
Speaker 1: one yards. Jake Elliot yesterday, impressive, the longest Enfranchise history.
Speaker 1: It was the ending that we kind of dream about.
Speaker 1: The season opener at home, a game that just shifted
Speaker 1: momentum back and forth. Eagles Giants battling down to the
Speaker 1: end and Eagles out in first place alone in the
Speaker 1: NFC East to Dallas Cowboys, of course play this evening
Speaker 1: on Monday Night football against Arizona Cardinals. So go Arizona
Speaker 1: and the Eagles two and one, two wins in the
Speaker 1: NFC East. Brian, you cannot overstate how important that is.
Speaker 1: Anytime you can get a win against a division foe
Speaker 1: in your own house, it's always good. And listen, you
Speaker 1: continue to make rack up these wins in your division.
Speaker 1: Now you're talking about division champions That's that's the goal.
Speaker 1: Everybody wants to get a home field avantage. Everybody wants
Speaker 1: to make into the playoffs. We took a big, major
Speaker 1: step yesterday and kind of get that championship. There's a
Speaker 1: lot to dig into here. Offense, defense, special teams, injuries,
Speaker 1: play calling, decision making. So let's begin right now with
Speaker 1: a discussion about the offense. It's brought to you by
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Speaker 1: Eagles can run the football one hundred and ninety three yards.
Speaker 1: They're most in a couple of seasons. They did it
Speaker 1: with a three headed monster of le Garrett Blunt, Wendelle
Speaker 1: Smallwood and Corey Clement. Brian been part of that rotation.
Speaker 1: I thought Doug Peterson Duce Daily ran it very well
Speaker 1: on Sunday. Well, anytime you want to run the football,
Speaker 1: you have to have the offensive line on task and
Speaker 1: doing their job. And I think the offensive line did
Speaker 1: a great job yesterday of opening up holes. Doug continued
Speaker 1: to be dependent on the run game. He got Blunt
Speaker 1: going earlier on in the game, and you saw yesterday.
Speaker 1: You gave him twelve carries. You got the big guy
Speaker 1: rolling a little bit, and now as defenders they don't
Speaker 1: want to tackle. Then you're throw small within there. He's quicker,
Speaker 1: he's gonna get to the hole, he's gonna make guys miss.
Speaker 1: And then Corey Clement, a rookie getting in the game,
Speaker 1: scoring a touchdown when the team desperately needed that. You
Speaker 1: always loved that as a running what I saw I
Speaker 1: think I saw. I saw Blunt run with more authority,
Speaker 1: more anger. I saw small with physical breaking tackles. Did
Speaker 1: you agree with that? Well, listen, you put Blunt on
Speaker 1: the bench last week and he comes back on a mission.
Speaker 1: He comes back determined. He was hungry yesterday, and you
Speaker 1: saw it in this play. That's what they want to
Speaker 1: see more of as the season goes on. Interesting look
Speaker 1: for the Eagles at left guard. They benched Isaac Sayamalo,
Speaker 1: they started Chance Warmack. They replaced Warmack with Stephen Wiznowski,
Speaker 1: who is probably at this point, Brian the best option
Speaker 1: at left guard. Your view here of a position that's
Speaker 1: really critical, Well, it's important. That's the pressure that you
Speaker 1: get right up front in the middle of the line
Speaker 1: can either make or break your plays. I think Wisnouski
Speaker 1: did a very good job, especially coming off of the bench,
Speaker 1: not starting. He did a good job protecting. He did
Speaker 1: a good job of opening holes in the run gang.
Speaker 1: Especially on that climate touchdown. He was right there, big
Speaker 1: time block on the edge. That's important. You have a
Speaker 1: guy that understands offense you have. You also have a
Speaker 1: guy in Wiznuski that understands blocking schemes. That's important. He's
Speaker 1: a smart guy. I think he woke out fine. So
Speaker 1: for the Eagles, it was all about the run. Carson
Speaker 1: Wentz not as prolific as maybe we thought he would,
Speaker 1: But let's give respect to the Giants defensively, because they
Speaker 1: are still a good defense. Although the run game has
Speaker 1: been getting gash this season. But Carson Wentz twenty one
Speaker 1: of thirty one one d seventy six yards a touchdown
Speaker 1: and we're the first time Brian drove the Eagles down
Speaker 1: the field, albeit not all the way down the field,
Speaker 1: had a huge completion now Sean Jeffrey and set up
Speaker 1: the winning points at the end of the game. Another
Speaker 1: step or the young quarterback signature moment for a young quarterback,
Speaker 1: and as a young quarterback, you're always looking for those
Speaker 1: moments where you can say, Hey, I drove my team
Speaker 1: down the field and I won the game for my team.
Speaker 1: Yesterday was a great moment. Glad they made the kick,
Speaker 1: great catching throw by Carson and Alshan Bryan. Three games
Speaker 1: in here, do you feel like you know what this
Speaker 1: personality is of this offense? Is it still a developing chemistry.
Speaker 1: I still think Doug is trying to figure out exactly
Speaker 1: which way he wants his offense to go. They're developing it.
Speaker 1: You want to get Blunt involved, you want to get
Speaker 1: Outshan involved. You have so many playmakers on this offense
Speaker 1: and you have a quarterback that's dynamic and that can
Speaker 1: get the ball to him. It's important that they continue
Speaker 1: to grow as a season goes, and it's I don't
Speaker 1: have a problem with changing the format or changing which
Speaker 1: you are as a team depending on who you're playing
Speaker 1: against on the cross the line. And so I think
Speaker 1: it's gonna be some game's gonna be run like this week.
Speaker 1: They should be able to run the ball against the charges.
Speaker 1: He might not see as much as a much of
Speaker 1: Carson Wentz, but you should see awful lot of your
Speaker 1: running backs. Hopefully that continues. Would you like all of
Speaker 1: a sudden, Dug turns into a ground game? Guy? You
Speaker 1: love that, right running back? If I always argue with
Speaker 1: Andy underneath my breath, of course about running the football, run, run, run.
Speaker 1: We saw an offense yesterday. They did a very good
Speaker 1: job against a poor defensive run team. Run the football,
Speaker 1: run the football. Now you're get in second and short,
Speaker 1: third and short. It's manageable for a young quarterback. That
Speaker 1: is our look at the Eagles offense from the win
Speaker 1: twenty seven twenty four over the New York Giants, brought
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Speaker 1: gets you here on Eagles three sixty. We've got to
Speaker 1: look at the defense. The Eagles came up big with
Speaker 1: some major injury question marks, and then we'll talk about
Speaker 1: the special teams and of course Jakelly with a sixty
Speaker 1: one yard but it was more than that on special teams.
Speaker 1: Also a loss for the special teams in the offense
Speaker 1: with Darren Sproles. We need to talk about that. When
Speaker 1: we return to Eagles three sixty, we go inside the
Speaker 1: film room. It's our three sixty. Look at this Eagles team,
Speaker 1: the all twenty two. Look at a big play. Corey Clennant,
Speaker 1: the local kid comes home and in his first regular
Speaker 1: season game, scores a touchdown. We'll be back in just
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Speaker 1: welcome you back at the Eagles three sixty Davis Spidero
Speaker 1: and Brian Westbrook. Now we want to give you a
Speaker 1: look at some of the big plays from Sunday's win
Speaker 1: over the Giants. It's are all twenty two review Fran
Speaker 1: Duffy and Greg Cosell. The first player we want to
Speaker 1: show you Corey Clement fifteen yards out, big touchdown run,
Speaker 1: tied the game. Let's take a look at how the
Speaker 1: play happened. So the Eagles go up fourteen nothing and
Speaker 1: it's a very tumultuous second half, and that polling on
Speaker 1: Greg because Odell Beckham scores two touchdowns. Then Sterling Shepherd
Speaker 1: has a long touchdown on a catch and run. Now
Speaker 1: it's twenty one fourteen. It's a little bit nervous. It's
Speaker 1: starting to sweat a little bit here at the Novocare Complex.
Speaker 1: But the Eagles march down the field. They get a
Speaker 1: great touchdown run from the rookie Cory Clement. Yeah, and
Speaker 1: the concept of this was really nice. They go with
Speaker 1: six offensive alignment first of all, because there's Vitti right
Speaker 1: there as the six doll alignment. And it's a very
Speaker 1: basic concept. It's an outside run what we really call
Speaker 1: a pin pull. So you're going to get Vittie and
Speaker 1: Jason Peters they're going to pin, they're going to block down.
Speaker 1: That's the pin concept. And then what you get is
Speaker 1: the center Kelsey and the left guard who was Newski,
Speaker 1: they are going to pull. So it's a pin pull concept,
Speaker 1: staple run in the league. A lot of teams do
Speaker 1: this executed exceptionally well. As we start to run this,
Speaker 1: you'll see how they get the corner totally clean, really
Speaker 1: good job by Kelsey who's Newski. They get the corner
Speaker 1: and then Clement does the rest. Really nice concept. Well
Speaker 1: execute when you have an athletic center like Jason Kelsey,
Speaker 1: who that's not an easy block, get outside of a
Speaker 1: sixth offensive lineman, get all through all that traffic and
Speaker 1: find that linebacker at the second level on the play side.
Speaker 1: Great block by Kelsey helps out a really nice block
Speaker 1: as well, no question. He kicks out that force defender
Speaker 1: and Corey Clement does the rest. So the Eagles tied
Speaker 1: up twenty one twenty one. They have not done yet.
Speaker 1: Something happens a little bit later. It helps set up
Speaker 1: a big win. Thanks so much, Fran and Greg. Look right,
Speaker 1: I believe that ultimately Corey Clement is going to be
Speaker 1: a big part of this offense. And he just continues
Speaker 1: to get a little bit more work, a little bit
Speaker 1: more work. We saw in that touchdown run that he
Speaker 1: has talented enough to see to get outside, you can
Speaker 1: get a little power, get a little speed. Your take
Speaker 1: again starts with the line up front with Snowski did
Speaker 1: a great job of sealing this guy outside. Then you
Speaker 1: get Jason Kelsey on that edge. He took two guys there.
Speaker 1: Now you have Corey Clement all by hisself with the
Speaker 1: defender in space, he stiff armed the guy made him miss,
Speaker 1: and he gets into the end zone. I was impressed
Speaker 1: because he used his vision, uses his patients early on,
Speaker 1: allowed with his blocks to be set up, and then
Speaker 1: he uses speed in the strip to get into the
Speaker 1: end zone. I was impressed by a young man. All right,
Speaker 1: one more play to take a look at in her
Speaker 1: All twenty two review. End of the game, seven seconds left.
Speaker 1: Eagles need a big play, so they go to Alshan,
Speaker 1: Jeffrey Fran and Greg break it down. So the Eagles
Speaker 1: get the ball back with just a few seconds left
Speaker 1: on the clock, and now it's it's kind of crunch time.
Speaker 1: They got time for a couple of plays. Here. On
Speaker 1: the first play, Carson went scrambles, throws the ball out
Speaker 1: of bounds. We think, we're saying ourselves, probably over time,
Speaker 1: chance for one more play, Let's see what the Eagles
Speaker 1: can do. Really, what I was thinking was when I
Speaker 1: go in the office tomorrow, I'm gonna have ninety Eagles
Speaker 1: offensive plays to watch. That's gonna take me four hours.
Speaker 1: Yeah that's right. But anyway, Yeah, well, so they come
Speaker 1: out in a three by one. Look here you have
Speaker 1: Zach Hurtz here on the back side, and now you've
Speaker 1: got a bunch look over to the right hand side
Speaker 1: with Tory Smith at the top, Nelson Agilore inside, and
Speaker 1: then you've got a Sean Jeffrey there on the outside.
Speaker 1: And it's a really staple part of the Eagles offense
Speaker 1: at three levels, really a three level stretch. And what
Speaker 1: you wanted to do here is with Tory Smith, you're
Speaker 1: just looking to lift these defenders, the back defenders here
Speaker 1: because you need to get them out of there. Okay,
Speaker 1: you want them lifted because then the second part of
Speaker 1: this is really with the route by Aglare and the
Speaker 1: route by Jeffrey, you're looking to high low Eli Apple
Speaker 1: and actually, Carson Wentz, I'm always amazed by this with
Speaker 1: defenders as we start to run this, I'm always amazed
Speaker 1: by this. If we freeze it right about there, you
Speaker 1: know general area. What happens here is Winz because a
Speaker 1: little bit of a shoulder roll right out there. Now
Speaker 1: Eli apples right here. Only he could tell you why
Speaker 1: he starts to jump this, but that was the design
Speaker 1: because now what you get is you get the lift,
Speaker 1: you get the short route right there, and now you
Speaker 1: get Jeffrey working basically a corner route, and it's a
Speaker 1: high low right there with the flat and the corner,
Speaker 1: and it worked perfectly. It's a beautiful concept and it
Speaker 1: works for perfection. Eli Apple's sole purpose there is to
Speaker 1: protect the sideline, to make sure that no throw is complete,
Speaker 1: to be able to stop the clock. And with a
Speaker 1: little subtle move from Carson Wentz, a great play, the
Speaker 1: sign from Doug Peterson, they're able to get the ball
Speaker 1: inside the forty five yard line. Set up a sixty
Speaker 1: one yard, five yard game. Wasn't going to help me there, No,
Speaker 1: I don't think so, jumping the five yard route, But hey,
Speaker 1: that's what happened. It's set up, and we were discussing
Speaker 1: what happens next? Why go for hell? Mary? All I
Speaker 1: hear about is these field goal kickers make sixty five
Speaker 1: yards and field goals in pregame yea, So give them
Speaker 1: a chance to make a sixty one yarder. Well, that's
Speaker 1: exactly what Jake Elliott does. The former fifth round pick,
Speaker 1: a rookie comes here and nails the sixty one yard
Speaker 1: an Eagles franchise record to end the game for the Eagles.
Speaker 1: Twenty seven, twenty four, a huge win. We've got a
Speaker 1: Tom to break down here at Philadelphia Eagles dot Com.
Speaker 1: Over the course of the next week, we will do
Speaker 1: all of that right here in Thanks for joining us
Speaker 1: on All twenty two review. All right, thanks very much, guys. Brian.
Speaker 1: That was a key play, key moment, very aware of everything.
Speaker 1: I do. Wonder if the game was at MetLife Stadium
Speaker 1: of Eagles will still have that one second on the clock.
Speaker 1: But they really executed it perfectly. Let's call it home
Speaker 1: field of Dana's playing at home. A great throw and catch,
Speaker 1: great called by Doug An awesome play design. You just
Speaker 1: have to wonder, what are you doing, Eli Apple, Why
Speaker 1: are you trying to jump on the short route? You're crazy?
Speaker 1: Let the play develop, your back up, allow him them
Speaker 1: to cast the ball, and then you go up and
Speaker 1: make the tackle. It worked out great for us. Al
Speaker 1: Sean did a great job of getting his toes down
Speaker 1: and then get it out of bounds, giving us an opportunity.
Speaker 1: You know, we always used to say give yourself a
Speaker 1: chance to have a chance. They did that in that play. Carson,
Speaker 1: great throw, get out of bounds, kick the winning field
Speaker 1: through stuff. We've got more to get you here on
Speaker 1: Eagles three sixty. We're going to take a look at
Speaker 1: the defense and the special teams and also talk about
Speaker 1: the loss of Darren Sprawls out with the broken arm
Speaker 1: and the torna ACL Done for the season, Where did
Speaker 1: the Eagles go from here? We'll be back in Eagles
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Speaker 1: the Giants on Sunday twenty seven, twenty four and now
Speaker 1: we want to talk about the defense and the special teams.
Speaker 1: The defense missing Rodney McLeod, Corey Graham, Jalen Watkins, losing
Speaker 1: Fletcher Cox, losing Jordan Hicks, and then you're sitting there
Speaker 1: after three quarters going wow, the Eagles own Eli Manning fourteen. Nothing,
Speaker 1: Lad didn't happen that way in the fourth quarter. This
Speaker 1: is extreme. The next man up and you just named
Speaker 1: all the guys that are hurt. I mean, it's amazing
Speaker 1: that this defense has done so well with amazing with
Speaker 1: all these different pieces coming in and out of the game.
Speaker 1: We always talk about continuity offense and defense. You don't
Speaker 1: have continue when you have a lot of reserve, your
Speaker 1: second and third players in there, and they were impressive
Speaker 1: being able to stop and slow now out a quarterback
Speaker 1: then in Eli has been very prolific throughout his career.
Speaker 1: They did a good job even without a sack. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and that's what the sketched that we thought, you know,
Speaker 1: this would be a matchup problem for the Giants, that
Speaker 1: the Eagles front would be overwhelming for the offensive line
Speaker 1: if the Giants had struggled so much. But the game
Speaker 1: plan here is so important in the NFL. What a
Speaker 1: job by the Giants to get the football out of
Speaker 1: Eli Manning's hands, attack the middle of the field and
Speaker 1: get back into the game. Not only get back into it,
Speaker 1: but take a lead. So then the Eagles readjust and
Speaker 1: make a big stop at the end of the game,
Speaker 1: setting up the final drive. I love what Jim Sports
Speaker 1: has done. He said, Okay, we're gonna steal attack with four,
Speaker 1: but we're gonna allow our young cornerbacks to see everything
Speaker 1: and play everything. You're gonna wash the quarterback and your man.
Speaker 1: And then this is the best part about it. They're
Speaker 1: coming up and making good tackles. They're they're not missing tackled,
Speaker 1: they're game tackling. I'd love to see a defense playing
Speaker 1: like that. Brian Russell Douglas third round draft pick. We've
Speaker 1: seen a very, very rapid growth in his game since
Speaker 1: he's been basically forced onto the field. I don't think
Speaker 1: the plan was to play him much. Your take on
Speaker 1: him and how much he's grown and the future for
Speaker 1: a kid who's got those long arms, aggressive and has
Speaker 1: shown the speed to stay with Brandon Marshall down the field. Well.
Speaker 1: Coming out of school, we knew he was a ballhawk
Speaker 1: a lot of interceptions. I think he led the nation
Speaker 1: in interceptions last year. We knew also with those long arms,
Speaker 1: you have to have a perfect throw to beat him.
Speaker 1: He's competitive, which you always need. I think Mills does
Speaker 1: a great job of competing as well, but now you
Speaker 1: have to make a perfect throw. If you mess up,
Speaker 1: throw the ball inside, that has to be outside. He's
Speaker 1: right there. I think as these young cornerbacks age, as
Speaker 1: they continue to mature, the confidence from games like this
Speaker 1: will continue to carry them through. And we will see
Speaker 1: with Cox with his calf injury, with Hicks and his
Speaker 1: ankle injury, how they progressed through the week and get
Speaker 1: ready for the San Diego Chargers onto special teams. Now,
Speaker 1: and we all obviously understand the sixty one yard field
Speaker 1: goal was perfect snap, perfect protection, great hold the kick
Speaker 1: for the ages, but there was more to it than that.
Speaker 1: In the big picture, the punt from Brad Wing that
Speaker 1: shanked out of bounds, Brian, he had to be thinking
Speaker 1: about you in two thousand and three, DeShawn Jackson in
Speaker 1: two thousand and ten. Do you think that happened? The
Speaker 1: Giants just can't get this punning game right. At the
Speaker 1: end of the game, they have no idea what to
Speaker 1: do with this kick the ball as kick it, they
Speaker 1: always mess it up. Good for us, though, Yeah, the
Speaker 1: Giants will find a way to lose it all. Special
Speaker 1: teams yesterday didn't help all right. Now in the big
Speaker 1: picture here, Darren Sprowls out Torry Smith next man up
Speaker 1: as a return man on Sunday may not be the
Speaker 1: case in the future. Here, how much of a loss
Speaker 1: of Sprowls huge may not only for your offense. You
Speaker 1: see the things that Darren's able to do offensively, but
Speaker 1: the special teams. He's a dynamic player. Every punter has
Speaker 1: to consider, Hey, I'm going to kick the ball to
Speaker 1: darrens Rose, he can return the ball back on me,
Speaker 1: and so that that kind of scares punters. And so
Speaker 1: now you're missing that guy that can help change field
Speaker 1: positions when your offense isn't playing well when your defense
Speaker 1: isn't playing well, darrens Rose was a game change. Hate
Speaker 1: to see a great player in his hopefully in that
Speaker 1: in this career, but maybe in this career light like this. Yeah,
Speaker 1: he talked about this being his last year. Will be
Speaker 1: tough to come back from that acl and from the
Speaker 1: broken arm as well. So we wish Darren spoils the
Speaker 1: very best in his recovery and we see what the
Speaker 1: Eagles do. Dave Fipp, the best special team's coordinator in
Speaker 1: the National Football League, always has that next man up mentality.
Speaker 1: All right, Brian, So the Eagles gotta get it going
Speaker 1: again here. I mean, you gotta get that emotional level high.
Speaker 1: Traveling to the West Coast on Sunday for the Chargers.
Speaker 1: How tough will that be. It's gonna be a tough trip.
Speaker 1: It's a long trip to fly all the way out there. However,
Speaker 1: you just had a great division win at home. Now
Speaker 1: it's time to go back it up on the road. Now,
Speaker 1: it's time to take that same mentality, physical, tough, hard
Speaker 1: nosed mentality upfront on the road and see if this
Speaker 1: defense can travel and hopefully this run game trials as well,
Speaker 1: and then Carson has a little bit better game. I
Speaker 1: think this team should be able to win this football game. Well,
Speaker 1: speaking of looking ahead, let's take a look at the
Speaker 1: amrossals on the menu. What's ahead for you on Tuesday. Here,
Speaker 1: we've got Glenn McCown in studios to co host his
Speaker 1: takeaways from the Thrilla in South Philla on Sunday, Doug
Speaker 1: Peterson in studio to talk about that end, the overall
Speaker 1: state of the team with the injuries and looking ahead
Speaker 1: to the Chargers, and then Douce Stanley a little film breakdown.
Speaker 1: His running backs really stepped up and delivered on Sunday. Brian,
Speaker 1: that makes everybody in the world of the Eagles feel
Speaker 1: a lot better, the fans, the media, of the team.
Speaker 1: The running backs are gonna be okay. Deuce, you know,
Speaker 1: and I've known do since I came into the league.
Speaker 1: He's always been gruppy. He's grup but he's proud of
Speaker 1: these young guys. They stepped up. They blocked much better.
Speaker 1: They understand the blocking techniques. There s nielsen work to do,
Speaker 1: but they ran the ball well. He's proud of that.
Speaker 1: Brian Westbrook, Dave Spidero, We're proud of you for joining
Speaker 1: us today. Eagles three sixty returns on two stake. Glenn
Speaker 1: MacNell here, still celebrating the win over the Giants with
Speaker 1: the San Diego Chargers ahead, Thanks so much for joining us. Everyone,
Speaker 1: have yourselves a great Eagles Day.