He's a young quarterback by a birth certificate, not by the tape.

You know, the guy's playing extremely well.

You could tell how much they think he's playing, you know, so good by the volume of their offense,

the things they trust him to do.

And he's come through for them in a big way.

He's tough to handle.

Big fan, Joe, he goes defensive coordinator on the reality of facing Jaden Daniels.

He could be the first rookie quarterback to land in the Super Bowl as a starter.

Others have made it.

None of them have punched through to the Super Bowl.

It's not going to be easy against the Philadelphia Eagles.

That's the game we're going to talk about now.

The line has continued to move.

I think when I saw it last, it's gone from four and a half to six to six and a half Eagles.

I think one of the big keys is, will Jayland Hertz be healthy? He'll play. He'll surely play. How healthy will he be?

How well will be able to move? He was limited in practice on Wednesday, has that left knee injury.

That was the same knee that was injured last year, that they covered it up, even though everybody knew he was injured. They refused to put it on the injury report for weeks.

I don't know if they ever did. That's going to be the key, Chris, that left knee. Is he going to be

able to move the way he needs to, especially if they can successfully bottle up Sequan Barkley. It's a big question. It's maybe it's the biggest question in the game.

I mean, that's it. Jalen Hurst. We talked about it a little on Monday. The passing offense

needs to be better. I mean, they might be able to get to the Super Bowl and win it the way they're

playing, but damn, it's dicey. Damn, they're going to make it as hard as they possibly

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