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Rube, when you go 4-11 and 1,

there are going to be changes, and we're starting to see some of them already.

Yeah, I don't think, think well it's like the annual

offensive coaching staff changes I mean it's a it's a it's a right of winter around

here it happens every January. It certainly does this is the Eagle Eye podcast with Rubin Frank. I'm Dave Zangaro.

Ray Dinder will join us in just a few minutes to talk about Carson Wenz and getting the Hall of Fame a little bit, Eric Allen left off of the top 15 finalists for this year's class.

We're going to take a look at the wild card round, the teams that are going to be playing this weekend while the Eagles are off golfing or

firing coaches or whatever they're doing and we'll even give our Super Bowl predictions. We'll get those in now

so we can laugh at ourselves when we're really wrong in a few weeks.

Let's first start with some offensive changes.

Riskangaroo, Marty, Morning Wake, will not be back, not really a surprise these guys were on one of your

contracts. The equals are going to let these contracts expire and move on.

Yeah, no real surprise. You know, right from the start when they structured the

offensive coaching staff, the roles were vague. We never got a clear sense of

what Marty did, what Rich did, what Andrew Briner did, the three

new guys.

Press Taylor's job description was changed.

I know we were both kind of, I remember about you know rich when he first got here we you know we thought he was going to add a real dimension

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