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I want to talk about a couple of teams that I don't think are getting a lot of publicity, a lot of buzz,

a lot of pushback for the way they finish their season. We will dive

into that here coming up in just a couple of moments from now here on Fox Sports Radio. Jonas Knox

in for Ben Mallor here on FSR. You can check out this show, as always on the I-Heart Radio app,

and on every single one of our Fox Sports Radio affiliates wherever you are

taking part in this program we appreciate you doing so here on FSR taking you all the way up

until 6 a.m. Eastern time 3 o'clock Pacific here on Fox Sports Radio there's been a lot of discussion

about week 17 what sort of impact it's going to have moving

forward. A lot of people very unhappy with Doug Peterson and the Philadelphia Eagles. I disagree.

I had no issue with Doug Peterson making the move. Jalen Hurd Stunk. Nate Sudfeld wasn't going to be

that much worse, if at all, and they were already out of the playoffs.

It's not his job to win playoff games or win regular season games for the New York Giants.

They can figure that out.

That's their problem.

I wasn't bothered by it.

Many people were.

There's also this discussion about, all right, you know, coaching moves and who's on the hot seat?

And could there be a surprise firing?

Could we see one team make a move?

Could Philadelphia trade Carson Wentz?

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