Hello, everyone.

Welcome to Inside the Tape with Adam Kaplan and the great Greg Kostelph of NFL films and

NFL matchup show, by the way, you better watch it on ESPN over the weekend.

Greg, good to see you.

Adam, what's happening? All right. Well, since it's an inside of the tape on the Eagles, this is going to be a little

different. We did this over the holidays, over the Christmas holiday. So because it's their last game,

we're going to take an extended look, but more discussion. There's not going to be any tape this time, but we're going to go over what you saw. But we're going to get, this gives us more time to go more in depth, but not only what you saw in this game, obviously, but just a microcosm of the season, season, positive or negative. We want to get into that. And may even get into a word if we have time about

this weekend's divisional games. But Greg, I know you watch the game at home. Then you're

watching an old 22. Was it what you thought when you got in your office Monday morning?

Um, you know, it's always different when you watch the all 22 because TV doesn't really give you a true sense of everything that's going on.

You know, I thought it was interesting the way the Eagles started the game, which was not a surprise to me.

Eight of their first 12 plays through their first two possessions were Barclay runs.

And that did not surprise me at all.

That's who they are as a team.

They're not really a passing team.

We've talked about that.

And I keep reminding people that that was the case one year ago as well when they won the Super Bowl,

that they were not really a passing team either.

But because they won the Super Bowl, people just assume they were great in every area.

So I was not surprised at all by the way they came out and played and chose to play in terms of approach.

You know, again, and they ran reasonably well in the first half of the game.

I mean, Barclay, I think, at 15 for 71 in the first

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