Go Birds!

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

Today is Thursday, May 14th, 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 it's like Christmas morning morning because it is scheduled day.

Tonight, 8 o'clock, this is what's on the schedule for today.

Always good to have one of those back in the GoBird's Daily rundown.

Tonight at 8 o'clock, the Eagles' 26 schedule will officially be released.

But as I'm sure you know, because I feel like the listeners of this pod are always paying close attention to what's happening in the Eagle Street. We already have a few games out. So we're going to talk about that. A super exciting one coming up. We'll be going across the pond. Very excited for that. But tonight at 8 o'clock, we get the full schedule, which means we will have a really good idea of how this Eagle season will play out once we get this schedule, right?

The tough parts, when the Buy Week is, although I think we could guess when the buy week is, who they open against, how they close, when the divisional games are.

Crucial, crucial night tonight for the Eagles and their season.

And I can't wait to talk to you guys about it. We're going to have a pod breaking down the schedule, win losses, pretty much as soon as it comes out. So make sure you check your feed for that. We'll have a daily tomorrow. I'll probably do some schedule stuff. I'm kind of debating doing a daily strictly non-schedule because if you're just not that into the schedule,

we're going to have schedule pods, maybe just other news and notes. So we'll see what the daily

looks like tomorrow. But I can't wait for tonight. I can't wait to get the schedule. Let's dive

into some stuff, though, for today's daily pod as we await all these games to come out. So as I said,

the Eagles are going to London.

They are playing, and it's official now. I've been trying to tell you guys since Monday,

but it's official now. The Eagles are playing the Jacksonville Jaguars in London,

October 11th, 930 Eastern Time, 1.30 over there across the pond. And the Eagles will be playing at the Tottenham

Hotspur Stadium. So last time they played in London, of course, was 2018. They played the Jaguars.

They beat the Jaguars. So those two things will probably be in common. But they played at Wembley Stadium

last time. Wembley, a very iconic stadium over there. It's where all the huge soccer matches, football matches, I guess, take place over there. The NFL's played there. The Eagles have played there. But Tottenham Hotspur Stadium is the home of Tottenham, the soccer team. It's a state-of-the-art stadium. It was just built, I think, five years ago. It's been open, so not super, super new, but definitely new compared to most stadiums over there. And most stadiums, you know, in the NFL, five years, not a long time at all. So they're going to play at the new stadium. It's going to be sick. I can't wait. I'll be going over there. And let me tell you guys this, right? If you're going to come to London, I want to give like a special shout out to fans of Philly. If you've been listening to the pod for a while, you know fans of Philly has been our friend for a long time. We do our Go Bird's trip. We do it with fans of Philly. When I do all my trips, I do it with fans of Philly. And one of the interesting parts,

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