The Philadelphia Eagles are Super Bowl champions.

Eagles fans everywhere.

This is for you.

Let the celebration begin.

The moral victories, Rube, they just keep piling up for this Eagles team.

Yeah, I'm the wrong guy to talk about moral victories. I'm tired about, you know, one play here and one play there.

We would have been three, two, and one.

I don't want to hear it.

You know, every team can say that.

Every team in history can say that, and, you know, except maybe the 98 Eagles, but most games are close in the

NFL and good teams win close games and this team doesn't. And is it encouraging that they battled back gallantly and made it a close game and had a chance

to tie it at the end? I guess, but bottom line is they played six games and they've won one of them and I don't you know I don't really believe in in

You know celebrating a loss that's close to have losers do that so So I guess as players, you kind of have to think that way.

You have to find motivation and encouragement and positives and silver linings wherever you can to keep going.

But from the outside, I don't want to hear it.

I mean, you're down 17-0, you know, before the second quarter is four minutes old I don't want to hear about we played

gallantly in the second half. That's the losers talk. It is and that's where I'm and I'm not only losers talk like that because the winners are talking about their wins.

This is the Eagle I podcast presented by Nissan. We're going to look at the Eagles

big picture. They're one form and one right now with another game in just a few

days we'll try to figure out the the two-point conversion and what went wrong we'll

talk about Carson Wins does game.

He played a tough game behind a real makeshift offensive line.

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