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Oh, here we go on an absolutely packed Wednesday our final show of the week. So we're moving everything up. This is the herd live in LA.

However, you may be listening wherever you may be listening. We have blazing five today in one hour. We have Greg Cosell today. We have Joe Platte today.

We have getting it right yelling at me today. We have Bucky Brooks today again the blazing five today. We're moving everything up our final show of the week and

Joy Taylor is joining me. We get ready for not only eating tomorrow, but four days of amazing football starting with the Cowboys bills tomorrow is a huge

game to keep your eye on. Jerry's everywhere today. He is. So Jerry is still fuming. It's Wednesday. Jerry gets mad after games. He'll go down and he fumes a little if they lose a road game. They should win or they win.

It is Wednesday and Jerry Jones is still fuming. Here he is this morning on the NFL network.

No one in this country has earned the right to say I'm a Jason Garrett man more than me. I am his man. The bottom line is we get graded. I'm in business.

I don't have to win the Super Bowl in business every year. I can come in six and have a hell of a year. But in this business, you've got to come in first. You've got to come in first. And so fundamentally, you've asked for something that's a very narrow wonder to begin with.

He's still fuming and he went on live TV today knowing he would be asked questions about Jason Garrett. So he wants the message out. This is one of these things. If it is an owner, you would just say I can't do this interview. You'd cancel say I've got big business. We have people cancel all the time in our show when they don't want a message out or they know we're going to ask a tough question.

Jerry knew the question was coming. He went on live TV to answer it and double and triple and quadruple down on it. They're looking for a new coach. I want you to think about this. Is it worse than we think? Just some context here.

So when I say Philadelphia Eagles this year, you think of two things. Massive injuries and Carson Wences appears broken.

Does everybody get that Philadelphia is one game back of Dallas and Philadelphia hosts Dallas later that Philadelphia's next three opponents Miami Washington and the Giants a mess.

Dallas has eight and three Buffalo at Chicago and horrible weather and then Sean McVan the Rams. Folks, everything has gone wrong for Philadelphia this year.

They started the year. They had cluster injuries in the secondary. I've never seen it. They couldn't have none of cornerbacks on the roster. Then their offensive line loses their left tackle.

Carson Wences appears broken last Sunday. They were missing six offensive starters and Philadelphia over the next three weeks is going to be heavily favored to win each game and Dallas very reasonably could lose to the team.

When you step back, it is worse than we think Philadelphia should be done. Philadelphia in Baltimore's division would be done in New England's division would be done in San Francisco Seattle's division would be done in the Minnesota Packard division would be done.

Philadelphia's got a quarterback that's broken. An offensive line and a secondary and a wide receiving core in major crisis all year.

And there are 10 point favorite are the Eagles to win this weekend. So there are those speculating. Remember, Dallas's quarterback is had a very good year. Carson Wences broken.

Philadelphia's had massive physical crisis all year. Dallas outside of Van der Rech, mostly been healthy.

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