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Hello and welcome.

It's our number three, our number three of the show.

And the Philadelphia Eagles head coach, Doug Peterson, is front

and center as he had an opportunity to respond to some criticism that Brett Farr, his old

teammate made about Carson Wentz, and Doug Peterson muffed the defense.

He tried several times before he was able to defend his quarterback,

a Mallor Show investigation.

We get to that right now.

If you enjoy Awkward, if that's your thing, we had some awkward in the NFL.

Welcome in the beginning of another hour. It's the Ben Mather Show. We are in the air everywhere,

coast to coast, border to border, and beyond, we spread the gospel on the vast Fox Sports

Radio Network emanating live from inside the Magic Radio Box, also known

as the Geico FSR Studios.

And so our football lead feels like a flashback to when I was doing sports radio back in the 90s

because it's about Brett Farv indirectly.

Actually, not even indirectly. Check that.

It's really about Brett Farf.

The old grizzled Packer veteran from back of the day and great Viking quarterback.

And who could forget his time playing for Woody Johnson and the Jets.

Anyway, Brett Favre is driving a maller monologue, just like it was back in the day.

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