Jeff Mosher from Philly Voice and the Inside the Birds podcast is with me right now for another edition of football at 4 here on the SportsBass Live on 973 ESPN.

Moshe, what's up, buddy?

Mike, how you doing? It's a day of losses for the Philadelphia Eagles, you know, a scouting member, Britton Covey.

Yes.

Now with the Rams, so it's a rough day.

Yeah, I saw your article was actually the one that jumped out to me, the first that I saw,

that another member of the front office is leaving.

And this has happened the last couple of years of Philadelphia.

Right after the draft, you know, you see these front office members start to get plucked a little bit here. So give us some insight here.

This is, as you dubbed, Howie Roseman's quote, right-hand man, Anthony Patch, he is leaving

to go to the Raiders. Now, if anybody watch unscripted, you would see how important guys like this are to the

Philadelphia Eagles. Yeah, I'm glad you said that, and I want to address, I don't know if it's a

misconception, but already I see a lot of responses to what I put out, you know, the story that's,

that's on Twitter, and people are, or X, and people are saying, you know, it's just another, quote just another quote unquote right hand man that Howie Roseman is losing.

He seems to lose one every few years and they've done just fine. And listen, there's no reason to hit a panic button.

You're right. Howie Roseman is the shot caller. He makes the call. He's the one who's, you know, going to trade up or trade down.

So from that standpoint, correct.

But I would say that Anthony Patch is a little bit,

you can't compare him to say Joe Douglas and Andy Weidel,

who had higher roles and were technically the number two under Howie,

because those guys were not with the organization for 23 years.

And those guys weren't really there with Howie during his tough moments earlier in his career.

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