Right now, we're going to take a look at the news and notes from Adam Kaplan, some of the things that stood out to him with the Eagle's schedule, which started to drip and drab yesterday all throughout the day.

And now, Adam, we know when, why, how, where, and what time.

And it's a, it's a doozy, man.

They're all over the place.

Eight standalone games. Yeah,'s a, it's a dozy, man. They're all over the place. Eight stand-alone games.

Yeah, and Mike, look, the situation with Eagles is this from a league standpoint.

The NFL believes Eagles are what we call a national team. I've talked about this before.

They've a really good national following. And as long as they don't, they're not really bad a season before, like in 2020,

they're going to be on prime time a lot.

So what happened, after the Peterson was fired, after the 2020 season, they only got two primetime games for Nick Sriani's first season.

Well, they made the playoffs. The league's always

like them. They put them all on prime time, five times, 23, six times, 24, four times, last year

five times and this year five times. So they're a national team. They're very, very popular.

Now, to me, they're a top five team when you talk about natural exposure.

And not only that, Mike, this is an incredible fact.

Nobody's played more Monday Night Football Games since 2000 than the Eagles.

They played in 44.

That's hard to believe.

Very popular.

Yes, we know primetime games, but now you've got all

these other standalone games. You've got Christmas Eve and you've got Thanksgiving. We'll get

into all that. But five primetime games, this is the obvious that during the Syriani era, the

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