Hello, welcome to Inside the Tape with Greg Cosell.

It's an Inside the Birds presentation.

I'm Jeff Mosher, alongside Adam Kaplan, and joining us every week to break down tape of the Eagles game is NFL

film's senior producer Greg Kosell.

He's also star of ESPN's NFL matchup show and of the Inside the Birds pregame show.

Fellas, the Eagles are back in the NFC championship second time in three years, this time,

thanks to a nail-biting 28 to 22 win over the Rams Sunday at the link in the NFC divisional round.

They'll be back at the link on Sunday, 3 o'clock kickoff against the Washington commanders, a very familiar NFC East foe that stunned the top-seeded Detroit Lions in Detroit, 45 to 31.

So Greg, I've got to tell you, this coming game on Sunday against the commanders,

might be the warmest day of the week.

A nice balmy 40-degree temperature they're expecting.

So that'll be nice change of pace from the last game.

I wanted to start off with you, just asking,

because it's the first time with you

that we've really got to discuss a game

that had such weather elements involved with the Eagles.

And when you're watching the tape,

what jumps out at you about how the weather impacted both teams,

if at all, which I'm sure it did?

Yeah, I mean, just obviously as the snow became a factor, it's just you see that people are

are very measured in their movement. You know, it's hard to move. It's almost like, you know,

the Tin Man and the Wizard of Oz, you know. I mean, everything is like, you know, it's, it's just,

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