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PixPod, Elliott Shore Park shame seltzer with you. E, I look, it was as you said, as you

tweeted tension in the air, you could cut it with a knife. The Eagles were going for perfection.

Did they get there?

Four no. They did it. We did it, man. We did it. We did it. When's the parade? There's

been setter no date yet. As the official record keeper of joint practices, I notice everyone

says they're four no now. I did think of a thing. I'll say that. It became a much more

of a thing than I expected. It did. It did. So yeah, I mean, look, they went to four no.

We'll recap the practice before we get into the game and of course the never ending debate

on whether the starters should play or not. But you know, the start to practice, the second

day against the Jets, it was close for the majority of it. I mean, I would say that the

Jets, you know, they played much better than they did on day one. There was one drill,

red zone drill where the Eagles tried to run it in three times in a row from the two yard

line and weren't able to get it in. Now I will say if there's one strength of this Jets

team, it is Quentin Williams in the middle of that defensive line. So again, they should

still the Eagles and still be able to do it. But if you're going to run it one place,

running at Quentin Williams and CJ Mosley, not the best place to do it. So they did it three

times in a row and weren't able to get it in. And at that point, I was thinking, you know

what? Like they might go three oh and one. Like they might, they might have a tie.

Oh, probably. Point practice record, which would have been devastating. Not it, not as cool

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