What's up, everybody? Happy Saturday. Today is Saturday, February 40th, and on Friday afternoon,

Fletcher Cox, Lane Johnson, and Jason Kelsey spoke with the Philly media, interact the podium

with the pressors that's locked, loaded, and ready for you. I am your host, Rachel Prevet,

and this podcast is brought to you by Eskimation and Bleeding Green Nation. Before the break,

you will hear from Fletcher Cox and Lane Johnson. Fletcher Cox explained what makes Dylan hurt such a

special leader for the team. He expressed just how fortunate he feels to make the Super Bowl for the

second time. He was asked what the key is going to be in order to slow down quarterback Patrick

Mahomes and as someone who's already won a Super Bowl, he shared advice to his younger teammates

leading up to the game. And then you'll hear from Lane Johnson who touched on the similarities and

differences between Travis and Jason Kelsey. He explained why he appreciates making it to this

Super Bowl more than the first time. He talked about the type of bond that he housed with Jason

Kelsey, Brandon Graham, and Fletcher Cox. And after the break, you'll hear from Jason Kelsey who

talked about the reservations he had when deciding to make the new Heights podcast with his brother

Travis Kelsey during the season and how it actually ended up being a good thing. He was also asked if

the Super Bowl outcome will have an impact on his future plans. Take a listen.

What makes Jalen such a special quarterback and leader for the Super Bowl team?

His approach, number one, the way he approached things, the way he approached the team when he's

speaking. He's always the same Jalen every time you see him. You don't get too high,

you don't get too low, and you can't help but respect the guy like that. Even when times things

are going our way or his way, you never see him really frustrated. You never seem

streaming at each other on sideline. The stream that the team made for maybe messing something up

or it didn't go the way that he wanted it to go. And when you got to play, when you got your

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