What's up, everybody, welcome into this Tuesday edition of pushing the pile,

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Make Every Moment More. We're going to be rolling through whatever that was last night here in a second JP on Monday night football. But on today's show, NFL tears list, J.P.'s playbook. And we're going to do a little midseason rookie of the year handicapping because it's kind of a wide open race on both sides of the football.

Not like a year's past where Jared versus you could tell at this point, guys in the past kind of lock it down early.

I don't think that's the case for either side of the ball.

So we'll get to that at the end.

But we got to do it.

We got to talk about last night's game.

You go and then all give I'll give a lot of

thoughts because I have a lot of thoughts. All right. So for those who are unaware, Monday night

football, Philadelphia Eagles against the Green Bay Packers, the Eagles win 10 to 7, which I don't think

anybody. We have a low scoring game all year. I feel like we haven't had one quite like that.

It's a real.

We had a 10-7 Thursday night football game, which is why it was so funny that both the

prime time games started with a 10-7, ended with a 10-7.

So I'm not sure if it's the lowest scoring game of the year, but it certainly felt like

the most disappointing game so far.

And I think both teams, both offenses specifically, really live in their fears of like they don't, when I say live in their fears, it's not they're trying so hard to mask what's wrong

instead of just hammering everything that's right for them I think for the Packers they are

trying so hard to mask their inability to just straight up pass protect by doing a lot of run game, a lot of play action,

and just letting Jordan Love cook on those occasions.

But they also run the ball a lot, and they don't really, they're not really efficient

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