You're not going to be here. Hey Rube. Hey Dave, how's it going? It's going. How's it going?

How's your trip? It was fun. You're not still on it? No, I don't think so. I'm back. Thank you.

We're pre-recording this one. Take the illusion away. It's the middle of the summer, not a ton going on in the football world, but we are dedicated to bringing you guys podcast each week.

This Eagle I podcast, he's Ruben Frank. I'm Dave Zengaro. We got through a bunch of your questions the last couple of weeks. So today we thought we'd have some fun. We did this last year during this dead period, just kind of categories.

It was like most memorable moments and favorite games.

So we kind of decided to extend that a little bit.

We have a bunch of these different categories.

I think this is gonna be a lot of fun.

Yeah, I'm curious to see if any of our answers match up.

It's always weird when we do that and this is not like a shot of you, but you obviously have

like a lot more years covering the team than me so so many

yours are like it's rare that a lot of your answers come from the same error

that some of them might do okay good so we just start into this there's no real way to get into this is there no

none of these questions are related to each other we might come up with more as we go but let's's see how it goes. Yeah, all right. This is a lot of fun. I had fun doing this last year, so yeah. I'm hoping this lives up to it. We did use up a lot of really good categories last night. We did. We should have been a little more selective. Yeah, but we have some good ones and the first one is which current player on the Eagles would make the best coach. Yeah, and so like I think Jason Kelsey would be a really good coach, but guys like

JC Kelsey, I don't think he's gonna want to do it.

Guys like...

I don't know, I think there's a chance he might. Maybe there's a chance. guys like... I don't know.

I think there's a chance, you might.

Maybe there's a chance.

I think guys that play a really long time and really understand what goes into coaching, the time commitment, not a lot of money, the responsibility, the pressure.

A lot of guys that play that long don't want to do it. Also, you make a hundred million bucks, now you're going back to

ground zero and starting over, you're not making any money. So when I was thinking about this, I thought two things. First of all, who usually becomes good coaches? backup quarterbacks and B it's to me it's generally

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