For football at four, Eagles practicing earlier today.

We'll have an update on all of that.

And some thoughts on the game from Andrew, of course, right here on the SportsBass live on 973 ESPN.

We're getting you're ready for the Eagles and the Rams.

And you can listen to that game right here with Merrill Reese and Mike Quick on the call.

The pregame coverage starts at noon.

They kickoff at one, a little series of one o'clock games, Andrew DeCecho.

This feels like it should be a 425 game or a primetime game, doesn't it?

Little Eagles, Rams, the rematch, these are two teams highly regarded.

Feels a little weird for these two teams at one o'clock.

Yeah, it really does, Mike. A marquee matchup between an upstart Rams team. The Eagles obviously need no introduction based on their body of work. It kind of feels a little weird that it's a one o'clock game, but I'm certainly not complaining. I'm sure your listeners and everyone who's going to be watching, and of of course, those who do what I do and as a reporter certainly appreciate it.

Yeah, this is a stretch of one o'clock games for the Eagles they have coming up here as they play the Rams this week.

Tampa Bay next week, Denver, the following week, all one o'clock games.

But this Rams team, Andrew, this might be the toughest task they've had so far in a

couple of games that have been close here.

Dallas obviously gave them a little bit more than people thought.

Last week, they battle with Kansas City.

But would you say this Rams team is the best opponent up to date?

Yes, from an offensive skill set position, and I would also say from the defensive side,

they have a lot of young players that can fly to the football, they can apply pressure

and present unique challenges up front.

So this is, I mean, the Eagles do have an advantage, but this is a game that I feel

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