right now. It is a football at four with Jeff Mosher. We got mailbag questions that we've been holding for Jeff, and we'll get to those.

But Jeff, two games have been released so far for the Eagles already. Thanksgiving against the Cowboys.

So they will be in Dallas for Thanksgiving this year, and they will be in London this year against Jacksonville.

So we do know two games. They do get the London game, but they are the road team in that game.

They did not want to be a home team, but they will go to London, and then they will be on the road.

Do you like the matchup with Dallas being on Thanksgiving Day? That's a, you know, week 12 kind of division game there.

Well, I might.

I mean, it's, I think it adds to it, of course, because it's Thanksgiving.

I kind of want to know where that first game, when that first game is played first, though,

and that might be the first game.

If it's like a, you know, Thanksgiving, then they play the Cowboys again in the season finale. But I like it more when the Eagles and Cowboys play later in the year than like last year when they played in the season opener. I didn't really like that. Yeah, so it's a later game. I like that. And the fact, you know, it is in Dallas. It is on Thanksgiving. The Eagles are 2 and O against Dallas on Thanksgiving. I know you get those high

profile holiday games. It always kind of adds to the intrigue of these rivalry games. You know,

a lot of times, you know, they try to save them for prime time games,

but it seems that the NFL has changed that a little bit.

They are putting the highest of high profile games on holidays and more stuff like this, you know?

Well, I mean, they're putting every game now.

I mean, every, even holidays that aren't really holidays, like Black Friday are now days that

are NFL games.

So you see this year they've now added a Thanksgiving Eve game.

Oh, there you go.

See that.

So to your point, I mean, we're getting, you know, probably dangerously close to, you know,

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