Goal birds!

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

Today is Friday, May 22nd, 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 happy Friday, happy three day weekend,

hopefully for you guys. Not going to be for me. I'm going to get you a pod on Monday. No worries.

But we have an exciting pod for you today. As finally, we have heard from Sean Mannion,

the team's new offensive coordinator. Talked for about 20, 25 minutes. Talk for a little bit

afterwards. And, you know, we're going to get into specifics of the takeaways. But before we get

into specific things he had to say, if you haven't heard the, if you haven't heard his press

conference yet, we have it in the feed. Some press conferences each year are big enough for you,

I think, to hear every answer straight through without my,

you know, I think mostly correct, but sometimes annoying takeaways. So I got that in the feed for you.

If you haven't listened to it yet, I would recommend listening to the full press conference and

then coming back and listening to the takeaway pod. This way you can have your own opinions.

You can see if you agree with me, disagree with me. But this pod is just going to be my thoughts on what he had to say.

And look, if you're listening to this on a Friday morning, me and James are doing the

morning show, Joe DeCamara as well, Ria Hughes, on Sports Radio 94 WIP.

So go listen to the Mannion pod, finish this pod, and then check out me and James

talking about what Mannion had to say on the radio because it was that big of a press conference.

I mean, this is a guy that we have talked about all offseason, have not had the chance to hear

from. And finally, he talked. He gave his opinion on things. And it was, look, overall, I think it was an impressive first press conference. I wouldn't say he said anything where you're like, oh my God, that is super encouraging. Or like, that was, I'm shocked he said that. Or he didn't say anything where it was, oh my God, how could he say that? That's going to be a big quote. It was a run-of-the-mill professional press conference.

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