Hurt's keeps, throws, batted up, and picked off, intercepted, and the charges win the ball game.

Wild game last night in L.A. 8 total turnovers in the game 3 on one crazy play in the first half.

You know, the Eagles just over two weeks ago had a 21-0 lead at halftime as an

8-2 football team playing in Dallas. They're now 8-and-5. They've lost three in a row,

including that game.

The good news for them is they have the Raiders this week,

and they have Washington twice in their final three games.

So a 20-23-style tanking at the end of the year seems unlikely.

We'll see.

Dallas still in it, in the NFC East,

still trying to keep the string from 2004.

No repeat champion in the NFC East alive and well.

Good morning, everybody.

I got this from Tom.

Tom wrote me and said, Kevin, you made a comment about the business of the team being a factor in hiring and firing decisions. I think you're on to something. Please elaborate. I think I know what Tom is referring to. I think it came up in the conversation with Ben at the end of

yesterday's show and I said, you know, this isn't the year that they start hiring, that they start

firing people, that there was some equity gained and, you know, the ability to kind of withstand

a bad season because of what happened last year.

But the eventual hook might be a business influencer, meaning, I mean, this is what I think to be

true.

Look, last year was great.

This year, not great. Last year was great and it equaled an increase in overall interest

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