What's going on, everybody, and good morning.

Today is Wednesday, April 15th, and this is your daily Go Birds morning update, giving

you all the Eagles news you need to know, as well as what to keep an eye out for today.

And I hope you all had a glorious Tuesday. The weather was nice. The sun was shining. The skies were blue. The Flyers clinched a playoff spot. The Phillies won on the day before, so that was exciting. And the Sixers don't play until tonight. So nobody in Philly Sports could hurt you. But not only was it a big day for the three teams outside of the Eagles, the big boy team, the main team, the one with the trophy, had a press conference. And there was a bunch of interesting things to talk about it. So normally I feel like I do a lot of like random thoughts I had throughout the day, especially if the caffeine has hit me right before I record, then I really feel like I kind of

overshare on what's going on with my day. But today, let's get right into it because there is a lot

to talk about. So Howie Roseman and Nick Siriani held a press conference on Tuesday,

and they were supposed to start, I think of like 1145, they were about 10 or 15 minutes late,

and they talked for about a half hour. Normally

during press conferences, it feels like there's so many things to ask that they're like

beating us back with a bat to stop asking questions. They talked for long enough. It feels like

all of the questions were asked, which means we got a lot to talk about. So let's get right

into it. First or a second question of the press

conference. I'm shocked honestly. It wasn't the first question. But the second question was,

from your boy, about how the Dantavian Wicks trade impacts A.J. Brown status on the roster.

And so Howie Roseman in very classic Howie Roseman

fashion, just talked about Dantavia and Wicks. So here is Howie's answer when I asked that question.

Howie, the acquisition of Tontavium Wix, how does that impact A.J. Brown's future with the Tate's a

player that, you know, we've followed, obviously we play Green Bay a bunch of times.

You see his skill set. I mean, he's a physical, explosive player at the top of routes.

He can play inside or out. You know, so he's a guy that we had our eye on here and then bringing in some of these Green Bay guys.

Some of the hardest part of our job is the cohab part, not understanding who the person is.

So when you get a chance to bring in some of these new coaches and then talk about some of the players and the skill set and then know how they are in the building,

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