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Adam Kaplan is in the house today.

We were talking about this yesterday.

Who's the biggest worry in the NFC?

Well, we'll get Adam Kaplan's post-trade deadline power rankings as they get ready for the stretch run.

How do these teams stack up behind?

Maybe the Philadelphia Eagles.

We'll see who's at the top of his power rankings as the Eagles have now and all teams have made their final moves before the end of the season. And let's see how they all stack up here as we bring in Adam Kaplan from the Inside the Bird's podcast here on a Thursday edition of Football 4. Adam, what's going on, man? Yeah, good to talk to you. I know we usually do this Friday, and by the way, the Eagles won't have their entry

report for a couple hours because they're practicing later, which they've been doing in recent weeks, Mike, so that just get used to the intro report coming out later. But yeah, look, I thought it was a good time to post-deadline, as you said, you cannot make any more trades. you could sign

straight for

agents,

but there are no

there's no

there's no more

trading.

And now we get

a better look

at what the league

looks like.

And I don't think there's a team among the Colts did, but the Colts all, the mortgage of the future a little bit. The Colts obviously made a super aggressive move to help themselves in their bed at a corner so that that was a good move. Good South Gardner, but the Eagles had to make a significant move to get a net rush, it was a problem. They did that, and I thought, I think the Jalen Phillips did, Mike, I'm telling you, the Jalen Phillips acquisition has to be a chance to be one of how he works on at a trade deadline. He's not always done well. More than not, he's missed on trade deadline moves, and there's reason for that. But I really like this move, and I've got them at number one at six and two. I think right now I believe they're my number one team. Now, understand Mike, before I sent it back to you. The problem with the league is it's so wide open. Right when you want to back a team like the lions, they lose, when you want to back a team like the Packers, lay loose to the lowly Panthers.

The bills lose to the Patriots in orchard park so it's just it's been that kind of season yeah it's really

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