Well, Rub, this is a new low for the 2025 Eagles.

I agree.

And that's saying something because they blew a 20,

21 point lead against their biggest division rival five days ago and this was worse.

Six days ago, we could explain away a lot with this team. There were eight and two.

Still the Super Bowl favorites at that point. A lot has happened in the course of a week.

And that is no longer the case. The Eagles lose on Black Friday, 24 to 15 to the Chicago Bears.

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A lot to get to in this game. We'll finish the podcast with the Dave's

positivity corner that might be one of the shortest we've ever done because there just aren't a

lot of positives from this game room. Yeah, we have a few minutes to come up with a few. I have a

couple in mind, but yeah, this was, they just got manhandled both sides of the ball. They just got

pushed around. That was the game. I mean, that was the story of the game.

They just got. Is that your big takeaway from this one? They just got beat up. I just,

I don't even know if there's one big takeaway. I guess my big takeaway, if I had to have one,

was this team is not going to win a Super Bowl with Kevin Petullo's as the big takeaway. I guess my big takeaway, if I had to have one, was this team is not

going to win a Super Bowl with Kevin Petullo's as the play caller. I mean, kind of knew that before,

but I think he might have been able to finish that sentence earlier. This team is not going to win a

Super Bowl. You know, and obviously there's other issues, but the continued inefficiency and just cluelessness of the offense is, it's infuriating.

And obviously, there are other issues today.

Run defense.

It was the most rushing yards they've allowed at home since 1963.

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