Hello everybody.

Good morning and welcome to the PHLY Eagles podcast, Bo Wolf EJ Smith, live from the Xfinfinity Mobile Studio and presented by Bet365.

And actually, we've got a special early show for you on a Tuesday as we prepare to fly out to Indianapolis.

And boy, will our arms be tired.

But we have some very juicy discussions about the Eagles to get into,

EJ, because just about four days ago, four days ago, we got off by you, spent a lot of time,

buckling down and chopping it up with Nick Siriani and Howie Roseman.

And we are finally at liberty to discuss those conversations, E.J., and I want to know everything

that you think was interesting about what they said. We're going to talk about A.J. Brown.

We're going to talk about Jeff Stoutland. We're going to talk about Sean Mannion. We're going to talk about the tight end position. We're going to talk about A.J. Brown. We're going to talk about Jeff Stoutland. We're going to talk about Sean Mannion. We're going to talk about the tight end position. We're going to talk about Tanner McKee and Jalen Phillips. Lots to get into some very interesting stuff, E.J. Let's begin at the top. Let's start with A.J. Brown. You tell me what's brewing on this front. Do the Eagles want to trade number 11?

Yeah, it was good to hear from Howley and Nick, first and foremost, going into the combine.

And I did find it very interesting.

The space that remains in the conversation that we had with them about, one, AJ Brown.

So I think we'll start with Hallie Roseman,

his comments on A.J. Brown because I feel like he's the one who has final say, and I think that

therefore they should take precedent. We'll get to Nixiriani's in a minute, although I do think

they might be the more eyebrow raising of the two. But Howie Rosen on AJ Brown, I will read his quotes here. He says, I go back to what I said before the season. It's really hard to find great players. AJ is a great player. From my perspective, we're looking to improve in all areas and you don't do that by subtracting. Now that sounds like the stock standard answer we've gotten from Howie on

AJ Brown pretty much. Not the business to get rid of good player. Yeah, he's yeah, we don't trade

great players here, which we will unpack in a second. When asked directly about the potential

to listen to offers for AJ, fielding calls on AJ, uh, Howie Roseman went and said what went on to say you never

know what someone is willing to do. Certainly we've been in situations where there were guys we

didn't anticipate trading that we got an offer that was too good for and then you balance it with

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