Welcome to the third installment of Inside the Tate, brought to you by Inside the Birds.

I'm Clay Harbor, and I'm joined by Greg Cosell where we talk about everything we saw on film from the Eagles previous game.

This week, that was the Buccaneers, and what we see moving forward for the matchups against the division rival Washington commanders.

So to start things off, I just want to get right into it. Big win for the Eagles.

They're 3 and 0, obviously in a great position alone atop the NFCE. So you got to be happy about

that. But it wasn't pretty. It wasn't one of those games where it's just, you know, everything's

clicking. You throw for 300 yards. Jalen Hertz is a huge game.

So in those games where it was a little bit messy, it wasn't pretty,

but you still had a game that felt like it wasn't close throughout the whole game.

So let's just get right into it, Greg.

What are your takeaways after watching the tape of this game against the Buccaneers?

What are your first thoughts about it?

Yeah, well, there are a number of specific things, but my overview of that game, and in some ways,

the Eagles first three games, Clay, is the Eagles have the best combination of offensive line

and defensive line in the NFL. Yeah. And when you have that, that can mask a lot of inconsistencies and also make it seem

as if other players are playing better than they are.

Because you can dominate up front on both sides of the ball.

And in this era of passing wide open offense or everybody

wants to speak about that, sometimes that gets lost in translation that, you know, you still have

to be able to win up front and you still have to be able to be physical and strong.

You know, there's certain teams that can get away with maybe not being

gray like that because of other things, possibly? But when you can dominate on both sides of the

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