Hello, welcome back to Inside the Tape on Inside the Birds.

I'm Jeff Mosher with Adam Kaplan.

And of course, to break down the tape from the Eagles win over the Vikings, the defensive tape because because we already did the offense, is Greg Kosell.

And Greg, let's just start it.

The Eagles win 28, 22.

I think a lot of Eagles fans were not surprised to see Carson Wentz doing some really

strange footwork things in the pocket, running around, throwing a few

picks, getting hit, but then also making some plays, athletic plays, especially in the second

half.

So you watch the tape.

What's the big picture takeaway from the Eagles defense in this game?

You know, it's funny.

I think one thing that we need to see the Eagles do better as we go forward is they're not really rushing the quarterback at the level you'd like to see. They had two sacks. They both came in the fourth quarter on the red zone of all places, which is a good thing. But I would say overall that that's an area where they need to improve. Now, there are a couple of things that were clearly noticeable in this game, what they did with Jihad Campbell.

I mean, in their base defense, he played on the edge.

Now, I don't know if that happened, you know, with Ojalari, you know, playing four snaps.

We don't know that.

But ultimately what they did when Ojollari went out after four snaps with the hamstring was Campbell

ended up being an edge player in their 5-2 base front and Nacobie Dean played as a stack backer.

So I don't know if you guys know what would have happened.

Because Dean ended up playing 31 snaps.

So I don't know how that would have played out.

Now there were snaps where Dean did play in the nickel with Bonn and Campbell was not on the field.

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