Roob, how was your mini buy week?

It was nice.

Just planning myself in front of the TV all day Sunday. It was great.

Went to a little doctor dog show last night at Ardmore Music Hall. Good couple days.

Very good. Yeah, we got to watch some football, some stress-free football for Eagles fans.

And the good news is the rest of the league might stink too. So Eagles aren't that far behind.

No, and it's true. It's like every team has issues. I think the only NFC teams with one loss are the Packers who are 3-1 and 1,

and Tampa who the Eagles beat. So it seems like the sky is falling and maybe it is because the losses have been their last two games.

But every team's got issues.

You know, you see the Chiefs, they were two and three, and they look like they started to find themselves.

So we've seen this team have slow starts before and kind of find their way, and that's the challenge now.

It certainly is. This is the Eagle Eye podcast, by the way, brought to you by Nissan, Ruben Frank, and Dave Zangaro.

It was a goodbye week. We enjoyed it. Back at it now, Eagles Vikings coming up on Sunday, week seven.

Rub the many buy is an opportunity, though, for coaches to take a step back.

We have a lot to get to today. Questions later. We talked to all the coordinators. We want to run through some fun lists we came up with during the weekend. But the Eagles come back from this by. They had a little bit of a self-scout process. From your experience, how much can this help? like having a chance to take a step back,

analyze what you've done,

what you've done well,

what you've done, what you've done well,

what you've done wrong, and then formulate a game plan going forward.

Yeah, I think it can help, and we've seen it help in the past.

And that's why I have maybe a little optimism that a few extra days,

obviously it wasn't a full buy like after the Tampa lost last year,

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