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It's our number three, our number three of our radio program, are we buying or selling former Eagles coach Doug Peterson saying that the drafting of Jalen Hertz was not to undermine Carson Wentz.

Paint me skeptical on that one, Batman.

We'll give you the inside skinny.

That and more, including Ask Ben.

It's all coming your way right now in a jam-packed hour number three.

Birds of a feather, turns out they don't always flock together.

Welcome in the beginning of another hour of the Ben Maller show.

We are in the air everywhere as we keep the balls in the air, coast to coast, border

to border, and beyond on the vast and extremely potent and powerful microphones of FSR emanating live from another dimension,

a dimension of only sound and mind to the boundaries of imagination.

The Fox Sports Radio Studios hanging out here, a great homage to a classic sci-fi show.

So our lead this hour comes from the mouth of an unemployed coach.

I'm getting jonesed up here.

I need some football.

So I'm going down football road again.

So Doug Peterson, who was given the pink slip in Philly, he spilled the beans on what led to animosity with Carson Wentz.

Now, I don't know if you heard this or not, maybe you missed it.

So the former Eagles coach Peterson said that the team did not draft Jalen Hertz to undermine

wands.

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