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It never seems ordinary around the Philadelphia Eagles.

And, of course, Nick Siriani talking earlier today.

He spoke after the game.

He was asked if this was a measuring stick game for his team. Jeff Mosher from the

Inside the Birds podcast is here, and we have football at four for you on a Monday where the Eagles

pretty much dominate that game. They do it by running the ball 42 times. And Jeff Mosher,

they did it by passing the ball 32 times. What's the message behind

the game plan in your mind? Mike, what did we talk about all last week? We talked about the

uneven marriage or the uneasy marriage between the Eagles run game and the Eagles past game.

And we talked about the fact that they had become so run-centric

that it felt at least over the last few weeks,

and it was run, run, run until we have to pass,

and that made them predictable.

So now they mix the run and pass early on, and they keep the Steelers' defense on their toes.

So they still ran the ball a lot, but it wasn't, we're just going to run the ball until we have to pass.

Or we're going to pop, we're going to hit you with a pass once every six or seven plays.

I think that the balance that you saw, the pass run balance, was important.

Well, right, too.

And, you know, Devante Smith said after the game that they were stacked

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