You guys are wondering, I'll tell you. I think some of you guys are wondering, like, what game,

we didn't go air-shattering on these games, right? I played a couple of them at rock-paper-scissors,

right? That was as easy as that. Rock-paper scissors. Let's see how competitive you are. I'm

competitive. I'm going to be talking trash to them. Did you talk trash back to me?

I don't know about talking trash during rock paper scissors.

I'd like to think the trash talking would be reserved as something that actually requires skill.

Now, I know if you're dealing with the same person, you develop their patterns on whether they go rock paper or scissors.

But the internet had fun with that one yesterday.

I bet they did. Sometimes there are certain things

that you have rocketing around inside your brain that should stay there, Chris. And I think the Eagles

would have been better off if Nick Siriani hadn't decided to be so candid about playing

rock paper scissors with prospects. But it's given us something to talk about today. And it's helped

inspire the draft

we're going to have in about a half hour. So I guess thanks for that. Thank you. Yeah, no,

no doubt. And listen, look, these coaches are are looking for anything to dissect these players,

just get a little extra look into a player as a whole, what he brings to it. But I will say with some of this stuff at times, too,

like they can go over, it goes over the top a little bit. You know, it's just where they're going

like, for instance, if I was in that situation, first off, I'd probably be at back. If I put

myself in that time, I'd be like wait this is silly is he serious

and I'd also be afraid to disrespect the coach because I respect my elders and all that so now

what are they going to hold it against me because I was nice and I was trying to be polite and I

didn't really know the guy so I was like afraid to just totally crap on him and dominate them in a

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