Hello there and happy Monday. Today is a Monday December 27th and the Philadelphia Eagles

defeated the Giants at home 34 to 10 on Sunday afternoon. It was a rough start but we will

take it because a win is a win is a win and so now the verse to at 8 and 7. Following the

Eagles win head coach Nick Seriani Jalen hers Devante Smith Alex Singleton and Boston

Scott spoke with the Philly media and are at the podium with the presser that's locked, loaded,

and ready for you. I am your host Rachel Prevet and this podcast is brought to you by Espination

and Beleding Green Nation. Before the break you'll hear from Nick Seriani who share his thoughts on

Lane Johnson's touchdown and the role that the defense played. Then you'll hear from Jalen hers

who took responsibility for the slow start. He also touched on exchanging Jersey's post game with

Lane Johnson and the messages that they shared with one another and after the break you'll hear

Devante Smith. He talked about his body control in the moment. He also talked about comparing the

difference between the sideline catch that he had last week compared to this week's catch.

Then you'll hear from Alex Singleton. He was asked about the significance of his pick six that he

ran in for a defensive touchdown and he also stressed the fact that lately the defense has been

emphasizing creating turnovers. And last you'll hear from Boston Scott who talked about focusing

on one game at a time and having to take the lead with Mao Sanders out. Take a listen.

He's Texas. He's Texas. Some of those gadgety ones you don't you don't you don't try to name

everything because it's hard to name it all so you kind of come up with a specialized name and

Lane's from East Texas and that's what we call it. I'm sorry to say that one more time.

Well Lane was an eligible until that very play so Lane couldn't have been open. I don't know

what Devante is thinking right there. But we had a lot of confidence in the play because of the way

we practiced this week and you know just confidence in Lane that I mean Lane's a phenomenal football

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