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Hello there and happy Monday. Today is Monday, November 15 in the Philadelphia Eagles are now four and six after they defeated the Denver Broncos on the road, 30 to 13.

Following the Eagles, when head coach Nick Seriani quarterback Jalen Hertz, why to receive her Devonte Smith in cornerback Darius Slay, spoke with the Philly media and are at the podium with a presser that's locked, loaded and ready for you.

I'm your host, Rachel, prevent in this podcast is brought to you by espionation and bleeding green nation.

Before the break, you will hear from Nick Seriani and Jalen Hertz. Nick Seriani touched on finding the team's identity, the unique type of player that wide receiver Devonte Smith is, the defense of touchdown and the overall physicality that the team showed on Sunday.

Jalen Hertz touched on his strong first half performance, losing tight in Dallas, Goddard, and he also took full credit for the Eagles wearing black pants.

And after the break, you will hear from the birthday boy himself, Devonte Smith and Darius Slay, Devonte Smith touched on showing off his DB skills.

He also touched on Jalen Hertz's strong performance and the significance of having such a big performance on his birthday and you'll hear Darius Slay talk about how difficult it was playing in Denver, especially because of the altitude and the momentum swing.

After his fumble recovery and touchdown, take a listen.

He just, he just gets better every day. He truly exemplifies the getting better 1% better every day getting a little bit better every day. And he just continues to get better. So, you know, I just, he just did some really good things in that game. And, you know, right before the, the double move we made to Devonte, he made a couple really good checks.

And the third down in, I don't know, was it 12, 13? That's a big time play.

And we needed that time, you know, we were talking on the sideline like, hey, we're up 3-0 and defense just got to stop. Let's get up 10 on somebody, right? And I know that's always the goal, right?

But he really got us out of the hole, you know, you know, you want to call back to Rager, they played a different little difference than what we thought.

And he got us out of the hole. That's what good quarterbacks do. And he did a really good job to that.

Next week, we talked a lot about formula identity with the offense. You know, thank you for finally there.

I don't know if you're ever finally there, right? You know, so, you know, again, you always have to adjust to what people are doing and taking away.

But to be able to run the ball for what do we have 200, 200 something, right?

To be able to do that against a defense of that caliber, like, because that's a good defense, right?

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