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I think I would be in the wrong if I didn't just open up and ask you about

passing and what happened with the passing game. There'd be a lot to unpack there.

There's a lot we don't know. And I've always been one to admit when there's things that you don't

know. We're not, you know, we're not through the process during the week, so we don't specifically know how things are coached and how he's asked to work through the process.

The one thing I will say is this. There's not one offensive coordinator in the NFL that does not

want big plays in the passing game. So when you do hear people say things like, well, this is the way

they want to play, so Jalen's just doing what they want. That's true to some extent, but there's

no coach that goes into a game that says, we don't want any big plays. Now, they win a lot of games. Jalen

Hertz, as the starting quarterback at Eagles, has won a lot of games. Jalen Hertz, as the starting quarterback at

Eagles, has won a lot of games. It's certainly hard to argue with the result. And as I said,

you know, we don't know the process. You know, I normally hear from someone in the building

first thing on Monday morning, and what I heard this week was not positive at all.

So, you know, again, I'm not going to read what he said.

I don't think that's the appropriate thing to do.

But, you know, I think that they feel within the building that there are,

in other words, that they have to sort of play to his limitations.

There seem to be a different kind of tone to the defense.

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