Hello, welcome back to Inside the tape with Greg Coselle on Inside the Birds.

I'm Jeff Mosher with Adam Kaplan.

And of course, we bring back Greg Cocell to break down the tape of the Eagles 20 to 17 win over the Chiefs. We already did the defense.

And as I mentioned in the last show, we are contractually obligated to have Greg break down

the offense for us. Some they call it offensive, Greg. And not mean that as a compliment.

But hey, once again, we talk about this a lot. The Eagles did what

they needed to do to win, and they did not turn the ball over. But in general, as you watched

the Eagles offense, what jumped out to you? You know, I'm just trying to figure out the past game.

I mean, look, I'm not there, but, you know, for two weeks now, the past game has really not been very good.

And I'm not blaming anyone because I'm not there.

And, you know, we know that the past game has had success in years past.

Are they a true passing team based on the way you think of the rest of the league?

They're not.

We know that.

I mean, we spoke about this in the pregame show that in the 18 games that

Jalen Hurts started last year, not counting the Washington game when he got hurt early and left the game,

he threw for under 200 yards and eight of those games. So they're not a true, they don't,

that's not the way they validate their offense by coming out or tossing it all over the yard.

Right.

But what they did against the chiefs, until that, that final 28-yard or to Devontas

Smith against all that pressure, which Steve Spagnolo did more times than I can remember

any team doing in recent years, he'd thrown for like 70 passing yards or

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