He had 43 yards all night. He gets 41 there, the longest play of the game on either side.

Shoulder, pump, fake, end zone. It is caught for the touchdown. Devante Smith.

So last night's Monday night game, I found it interesting, and I watched it, you know, start to finish.

Like a lot of times I'll say, man, that 10 to 7 game was great.

And there was phenomenal defense.

These are two excellent defensive teams.

Well-coached defensive teams.

But I came away from it thinking, neither one of those teams is beating the Rams or the Seahawks in the postseason.

I don't care where the game is. You got to be able to make plays downfield and you've got to

be able to scheme people open. And I don't know that that's happening right now.

Jordan Love also, man, his best is way up there. But his decisionmaking, he had a stupid fumble in field goal range at the end of the first half that cost them a chance for three.

Jalen Hertz, that touchdown pass that you heard coming in was one of only two touchdowns.

They both came in the fourth quarter.

But it was set up with a

checkdown throw to Saquan Barkley, who then took it 41 yards for the biggest play of the game

offensively for Philadelphia. You can't coach that, you can't scheme that. That's just Barclay. He did

one of those, you know, 360 moves on a would-be tackler.

God, his acceleration is scary good.

The Eagles win the game 10 to 7.

They still, I guess when they need to make big plays like the touchdown pass to Devonty

Smith, they make them. That's a 50-50 ball, though. If you watch that touchdown,

that is a 50-50 throw. When you've got to be careful in that spot because really another

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