Eagles, of course, they'll have their schedule released next week. And certainly looking forward to seeing the when they will be where and when and all that's next week. But today, Adam Kaplan is here on a Friday edition. Take a little deeper look at what we can expect now from this new Eagles offensive scheme. We had good conversation with Jeff about it on Monday and Wednesday,

but let's take a little deeper look at what this new scheme will bring to the Philadelphia Eagles.

Adam, welcome to this Friday show.

Yeah, Mike, you know, when we first talked when the Eagles made these coaching changes,

you know, I told you, look, it's going to look completely different.

It's going to look like something we haven't really seen.

And, you know, we learn more over serious weeks and months now, and here we are.

The veterans will be in soon for their first OT practices.

Right now, it's just rookies.

And then they're going to start their install, which is for the season, and they'll

get that ready.

Now what I told you, Mike, I still expect this to be the case.

It'll be it look more like Shaw-McVeigh's offense than Mike Shattahan's, or

which is with Kyle.

Kyle got it from his dad, Mike, and Mike and Kyle differed a little bit.

But what I would tell you, Mike, is a couple things. The terminology is going to change. This is actually very important.

They're going to go to the verbiage system, and they're not going to run the numbered system anymore.

The number system is one scheme, and the West Coast system is the

verbatist system. So it's the word system. That's a big change for Jalen Hertz and the players

have to learn that. So, you know, as I've called our Patreon folks, no matter what reports you see

out there, you know, if the Eagles offense doesn't look good in OTAs, I would not worry about it one bit. It doesn't matter. It doesn't matter once they get to training

camp and get through it. So it's a West Coast scheme. The players have to learn. The quarterback

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