Jeff Mosher from the Inside of the Birds podcast is here.

And let's take a look at what we saw last night and kind of go with the big picture here, Jeff.

When you look at that offense last night, is this their offense?

Is this what you have seen from them over the first 13 weeks? Did they try to do something,

be something they weren't last night?

Wow, that's a really good lead in, Mike. Because yes. The answer to that is yes, even though

you asked, is it one or the other? So let me break that down for you. The first part is, is this the same offense that we're basically seeing?

Well, four for 13 on third down would tell you, sure it is.

Struggling to run the ball outside of the one, you know, trick play run that they got from

Seacquon, Berkeley, and a couple of good runs early, you're right, 3.7 yards per carry on pretty much every other carry.

Yeah, that's what we've seen.

We haven't really seen a whole lot of turnovers throughout the year, but lately, yes, but,

and this is a very important but, and it's going to sound crazy on a day like today,

but Adam and I just finished doing inside the tape with Greg Kosell.

And you know nobody breaks down tape better than Greg.

And one thing Greg made a big point to point out is that for the first time, he can remember,

the Eagles implemented actual, like, NFL past game concepts, flood concepts,

four strong.

I don't know if you guys are familiar with what these are, but these are things that you

see other teams doing with more advanced passing offenses.

And if you can just, if you can just take the four interceptions

and sort of remind yourself that that's not really who Jalen Hertz is or what he does,

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