Inside the Birds is back.

What's going on, everybody.

It's Jeff Mosher, Adam Kaplan.

Mosher here on the East Coast, Kaplan out there in the Bay Area, Media Row, whatever you want to call it.

And what a big day so far for Eagles news while you're out in San Francisco, Adam.

On the anniversary of the Eagles first Super Bowl win, which had everybody excited in the morning.

It was a big topic of discussion on sports talk radio.

But then as the day goes on, we learned that Jeff Stoutland has called to quits as the

Eagles offensive line coach.

Adam, I think people have been looking for reasons to be encouraged, inspired.

You know, they're trying to see how this new offense is going to look,

but, you know, Vic Fangio, almost considering retirement. And now this is, is, uh, sort of shell shocking for, for the followers. I was, I'm going to be straight up. I was not expecting this. Folks know, have been with our show for nine years now. You know what I'm not surprised because you know we we kind of give okay

here's what we heard behind the scenes as a week ago this is not happening i'm not saying anything

my sense is and i i know oline coaches no stout i have to believe and we're going to find out

the next 48 hours what the truth is but they were talking about certain things they just could not

agree then stout put a statement out, the Eagles put something out, and it's got to be tough,

starting left to right for Milata, of course. Who developed Milata? Stow. Right, right.

The only O-line coach, Lane Jocenton, remember Chip Kelly brought him in?

2013.

Jergy, Dickerson.

You know, Adam, you're right.

I heard, I read, actually, somebody jokingly say the only good thing Chip Kelly ever did for this franchise was bring in Jeff Stoutland and draft Lane Johnson.

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