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face the challenges of tomorrow. Jeff Mosher from the Inside the Birds podcast is here.

All right, Moshe. Let's get into a couple of things here. Obviously, the past game after the game questioned by not only media,

A.J. Brown, Devante Smith, did not seem happy.

You just heard from Nick Siriani not too long ago.

He was asked about the air yards.

And I said, I'm not worried about the air yards.

This is a simple pitch and catch they can't complete.

A five-yard slant that seemingly is open 75% of the time.

Those are the plays that I think were missed yesterday more than anything.

Well, yes, I would say there are some concern on both.

I mean, I think it's fair to be concerned about air yards because that's the strength of the Eagles' offense, the ability to put the ball down the field outside the numbers.

That's always been one of the most excellent parts of Jalen Hertz's game.

I don't know if there's anyone in the league really better at it.

And if he's not doing that, which over the last two, maybe three weeks,

it feels like there's fewer shots, then that's a concern.

Because, again, that's kind of the bread and butter of your explosive playoffs that we

would talk about throughout the year when the regular when the intermediate passing

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