What's going on, everybody? How are you doing? Today is a good day because today we got in

Eagles practice to talk about. The Eagles held their second day of a two-day OTA mini-camp,

whatever you want to call it. I feel like that's what they used to call it back in the day. But a two-day practice session. They were on the field on Tuesday. Media was not allowed there. But on Wednesday, even with the rain going, they had to move into the bubble, which is a bit of a buzzkill. It's always hard to have a full practice and really harder to kind of get observations in the

bubble because it's so crowded and, you know, can't really see as much.

But Eagles had their practice on Wednesday, almost two hours, did a decent amount of team

drills.

So we got a lot to talk about.

Just got back home from the Jefferson Health Training Complex, as Jordan Davis was, he made sure to call

it that when he was up at the podium, with lots of thoughts, lots of different things to talk

about. So let's dive right into it. No real time for a small talk. So let's start with the stats,

because the stats are my favorite thing. Jalen Hertz with the first team

offense, as expected, different quarterback with the second team offense, which we will talk about.

But first team offense, Jalen Hertz went 11 of 14, no touchdowns, no interceptions.

And really the important thing to me with his play was that he was under center. And it didn't seem

like that was going to be the case initially. So they come out, they do seven on seven and Jalen

throws four straight passes. The first pass, a really short standard training camp pass to

Devonte along the sideline. Second and third pass, short passes to Sequin. Now, they were over the middle, but to be completely honest, I don't think they should

qualify as over the middle passes.

I've seen Jalen throw that pass to Sequin, you know, 80 times or whatever over the years

of watching him in training camp.

So it was just a general dump off to the running back.

And then the third one, similar to Johnny Wilson along the sideline. We'll talk about Johnny Wilson, uh, in a minute here. So starts four of four. Every pass, though, is in shotgun. Now, it's seven on seven. So there is no offensive line. So you might be saying yourself, well, you can't be under center in, uh,-seven. Well, Tanner McKee took a snap under-center in seven-on-seven, and Cole

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