Hello, welcome to Inside the tape with Greg Kosell on Inside the Birds. It's Jeff Mosher with

Adam Kaplan. And of course, we have Greg Kosell here. And this is going to be a little

bit of a different two-part series. The Eagles obviously lost to the commanders in week 18. They didn't start

all of their starters. So we're not going to go through tape of the entire offense and defense.

But Greg did spend a lot of time watching Tanner McKee and we know he's a hot topic among Eagles fans.

So we're going to, in part one, discuss Tanner McKee and go through some footage of it.

And then in the part two on Wednesday, we'll get in a little bit to the Niners preview.

As the Eagles will be playing, Greg, the San Francisco 49ers, in the playoffs again in a 36 matchup on Sunday, which on Sunday, which we'll have that covered in the pregame show. Again, we'll do a little bit on that. But I feel like that's a pretty exciting matchup, though, just because of the history of the two teams recently. Oh, yeah. I mean, until this last game, the Niners are scoring a ton of points, and we'll get into those details much more so later in the week.

But yeah, it's, you know, if the Niners had by chance won the game, we'd be talking about this as if, wow, this is a really hard matchup for the Eagles.

But obviously with what happened, you know, I think that the narrative has probably changed a little bit.

Probably a little bit, a little bit. We will talk about McCaffrey, though, and the challenges that he presents. Let's shift gears. Let's talk about Tanner McKee. You watch the entire tape. Eagles fans, I can just tell by it's so funny how it's day and night sometimes. You know, they were very excited about Tanner McKee, and now the guy's a bum,

and he's never, nothing more than a third string quarterback

if you're on social media or if you hear the calls on sports talk radio.

What did you, let's just talk about what they did offensively,

schematically.

Did they change a whole lot when you watched it as far as what they normally do

offensively

to suit him?

You know, that's hard to tell because the one thing about McKee, and you saw it early in the

game, is the ball comes out, you know, so that's why it's hard to tell because what one

thing people have to understand is you're talking about two totally different

style quarterbacks. So the offense is going to look different. That doesn't mean all the route

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