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This is Good Morning Football live in New York City.

Thursday, March 14th.

I'm Jamie Ear at all, of course.

There is Peter Shreger across the way, Jason McCordy,

and filling in for one Kyle Brandt for today and tomorrow, eight-time Pro Bowler Patrick Peterson. What a peppy. I'm happy to be here. Right, we're happy to have you. Hour down. Hour down. How was your first hour? It was great. Now that the first hour is down, I'm starting to settle in a little bit. Can I chime in here? So they tweeted out your take on Russell and the Steelers, and it says, this could be a dangerous football team as a match made in heaven. The first comment back on Twitter is mediocre quarterback, terrible O.C. Equals recipe for the first losing season for Coach Tomlin. Your thoughts. Welcome to TV. Yeah. I mean me just take it, ball it up, and throw it back in your face.

I mean, everybody has their opinion, but it is what it is.

I honestly don't know what to say back to that right now,

but we have to wait and see what the outcome is going to be.

But being there and seeing what Russell was able to do with a defense that can play championship caliber of football, being with a defensive head coach who pretty much raised him and Pete Carroll now being with another defensive of head coach. I mean, it's everything that helped Russell be successful in Seattle now it's in Pittsburgh. Okay. Arthur Smith touching stray. He's terrible. I don't know where he's terrible O.C. That's what this guy says. But the beauty of the TV is that it's not like it's a two-way Zoom meeting. You just get to say your thoughts and they don people don't get to say anything back to you. So just stand by your tape, all right, Pappy. Time for the Lee block. Lee block. Big news here in New York and Philadelphia. Really what worked its way across the league was that Saquant Barkley signed with a hated division rival, the Philadelphia Eagles, joining an already

talented group of skilled position players, at least on the offensive side of the ball.

But that wasn't the only move that Philly made.

Now, they lost a couple guys to retirement, but free agency frenzy was kind to the Eagles.

They also re-signed Brandon Graham.

Bryce Huff came down for the Jets.

T.J. Gardner Johnson returns to Philadelphia

for his second stint. On paper, things are starting to look up for the Eagles, which wasn't very

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