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Beautiful.

And let's add to the scenery.

Let's bring in Albert Breyer, the senior NFL reporter lead content strategist for the Monday morning quarterback.

He's just known as the Monday morning quarterback, in my opinion, kind enough to join us.

I don't know what senior you're adding to.

Yeah, if you want to.

Okay.

Yeah, it's interesting you asked about Travis Kelsey. I asked Chad Henny about that because I had, um... You can pull that microphone a bit closer to you. I had seen on Twitter, like you see over and over again, like, hey, you might want to cover 87, right? So I, like, after like the divisional game, I asked Chad Hen hennie i'm like so like what is it like how

how come no one can get obviously he'd be the number one priority for any defense yeah and chad hennie

says because he was a high school quarterback and chavis chalves he was a high school quarterback

and chad said he sees the field like a quarterback so he sees the field the same way Mahomes does.

So he knows how to set up coverage. He knows how to set a defender up. He knows how to use their leverage against them. It's because he played quarterback in high school. He sees the field differently than a lot of other skill players. So there you go. He's one of those guys, though, that you're right. I don't know if there's a true definition of why is he so great, but, you know, that kind of puts it into perspective of a football player seeing it. And plus, I always wondered about that if you were a

defensive back or a wide receiver and you played quarterback in high school, how does that help

you see the field? And that certainly pertains to

Travis Kelsey. All right, a lot to get to. Anything come out of media night that the audience

should be aware of? No. Okay. Fair enough. Thanks for joining us. Albert Breer, everybody.

I mean, honestly, though, like, that's not really for us, right? No, it's not. I mean, I,

like, look, I think one thing that is noticeable is the amount, like, is the infrastructure of both teams, right? Like, and you see, okay, like, there is Shane Stuyken and Jonathan Gannon, future head coaches on the Eagles staff, and then you look at the chief staff and they're established coordinators, and Eric Bienemy and Steve Spagnolo.

And then you see further down the line guys like Brian Johnson and Kevin Petulow,

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