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Now, here are your hosts from Inside the Birds, Adam Kaplan, and Andrew DeCecho.

Hello, and welcome, everyone, to another edition of the Pro Football Report, presented by

BCWSA, right here on 1490 WBCB and 107.3 FM, and also seen live at WBCB Sports.com. As the announcer said, that's Andrew to checker to my right. And two-time Super Bowl champion, Sean Landeta. How are you, my friend? Good to see you. I'm good, Adam. Andrew, great to be here with you guys. Great to be with you. Thank all the Eagles fans are coming out. Got off to a great start last Thursday night.

And, you know, no time to snooze.

That's right.

You know, we're going to get a repeat of the Super Bowl this Sunday.

And, you know, I'm surprised.

I don't know how the TV deal works, but the whole country would want to see this game.

All right.

I have an answer for you. So I was on the NFL media call, and by the way, I want to let everyone know we're here at Chicken Pizza Parks Casino, and we appreciate them having us out here. So what happened is, and this call was right after the schedule was made, so it was in May. So the league and the partners don't care which week it is. They want great matchups every week.

I'm with you.

I wanted this in week 15. As a matter of fact, I'm like, why did the Eagles play, Andrew, is it weeks 14 and 16 or 15 and 17 Washington? I think 14 and 16. Okay. It's ridiculous. It is. But they don't care. They just want great matchups. Now, obviously, as they told me, and I've asked this every year, Sean, and these media deals with the schedule makers, how much do you prognosticate how good a team is? They said, absolutely that's part of it. We're not always going to be right. They wanted the Jets on national TV a lot last year. They started to be taken off of it because the Jets weren't very good. But on your point, I agree with you. I'd rather see this game late. I really didn't want to see the Cowboys in week one. I didn't have a great feeling about him. Okay, that game was interesting. That was wild. We'll get into that, Sean, tonight. But I do want to ask you something before we get started here. Had you ever been in a game that had been delayed like that. You know, it's interesting. I didn't. All those years I played, you would have

think that, before we get started here. Had you ever been in a game that had been delayed like that?

You know, it's interesting. I didn't. All those years I played, you would have think it happened one time and never did. And my first thought is, I don't know what the rule was then, but I would think it would have had to have been different because at some point, you know, I played in a number of games with rain and this and that, and you would think lightning had to be somewhere in the area,

but I never had one postponed, well, not postponed, but delayed.

But this has happened a number of times in the last five or ten years.

And in the 70s, 80s, 90s, it like never happened.

So I don't know if they came up with a new rule in the name of safety that if lightning's within 30 or 50 miles, we stopped the game. But all those years

I played, it never happened once. Never once. Sean, that's hard to believe. Yeah. Wow.

That's why I say, I wonder if they changed the rule on it because there had to have been all those years,

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