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Jeff Mosher joins us with the latest on the Eagles.

Day one of the joint practices.

And already we got somebody injured.

The good news is it's not an Eagles quarterback.

It's the Browns quarterback.

George Sanders has an oblique injury.

But the good news is Jeff Mosher, he had a nice long conversation on the sidelines with Jill and Hertz. So at least got something out today's practice. How you doing, Jeff? I'm good. I'm good. And, you know, that's, it's interesting you bring that up. I just actually finished writing a story that'll be up on Philly Voice, not so much about the conversation, but more about Jill and Hertz talking about it after.

He didn't talk about what he said, but just being a willing advice giver and someone who I think, you know, I don't know, as I wrote in the story, how many other players can share the kind of experience of being benched in a national championship game, going somewhere else, becoming a second round pick, then having to fight your way on to becoming a starter, then being as successful as you have as in capping it off with a Super Bowl and a Super Bowl MVP, all within about, what are we talking about here, a seven-year span since the benching?

So it's really, it strikes me as if I was a young quarterback who, like Shador Sanders, is going to have to fight tooth and nail for every

opportunity, which he probably wasn't expecting going into the draft, to be honest.

I think Jalen Hertz would be a very interesting resource.

So good on Jalen, by the way, who said it's not necessarily like an obligation that he feels.

It's just that he's true to himself. If someone's going to come up and ask for his time, he will volunteer that time because he's got a good story to tell. He's also got probably some great stories about what it's like to have 11 different coordinators in a 10-year period talking to your ear. So, I mean, that could always be a point.

Be like, you know, Shudor could tell them about how rough it is. And be like, you have that 10 different coordinators in your ear. Like, yeah, I mean, you would think, I'm sure that didn't come up, but it'd be funny if it did, it would be like, let's, you've got to crawl before you walk, son. You've got to worry about making a 53,

outlasting four other quarterbacks on the roster right now.

And then you can worry about whether or not you're going to have a lot of,

you know, offensive coordinators.

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