Hello, welcome to another Inside the Data on Inside the Birds.

I'm Jeff Mosher.

That is Sam Finkel, and he, as always, has the great analytics and data.

He is our expert.

And as we do every week, we're going to break down the last Eagles game.

It's a win, a 31, 25 win over the Tampa Bay Bucks.

Eagles are 4 and 0, but that was about as polarizing not only of a game,

but as a win from, I guess, the outside perspective,

but even within the game, Sam. I mean, you just look at how

they threw the ball in the first half, 15 to 16, and then 0 of 8. You don't see that kind of

variance from half to half very often. No, you really don't. And you're absolutely right. And very

excited to break this down. Awesome. That's so sam on in this episode you know we've

been um following a sort of a formula of going through some data but sam has some really

excellent statistics on a j brown analytical ones really advanced data on a j brown and his

separation that we're going to get into and uh you know it's obviously a big topic right now. AJ Brown has made himself a big topic. Some of the Eagles, by not being able to get him the ball, it's a guy who's had 1,400 yards three years in a row. And then last year was up over, I believe, 1,100 yards and missed some games and probably would have been there and right now he's like

a guy in the offense sam it's kind of weird to see a j brown just not getting the ball yeah and it's

not for lack of trying correct as you'll see but we'll talk about it soon i'm excited for that one

all right awesome so we will start off and we'll get to it soon. I'm excited for that one. All right. Awesome.

So we will start off and we'll get to the charts in a second.

But just in general, before we do anything as you were putting this together that jump

out at you from an analytics or a data standpoint that made you go, wow.

You know, something that I said last week really inspired me to add something new to the basic chart.

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