Hey, what's up everybody?

Welcome into this edition of DeCecho Daily.

Andrew DeCecho here.

And you probably already heard the postgame podcast with Jeff Adam and myself,

where we collaborated and gave our

immediate reactions to the game. But I wanted to give you guys one here, just a quick one with

some of my musings now that I've had some hours to sort of digest the game. Not a pretty game.

I call it a grimy win for the Eagles, but they've proven that they can win

in a multitude of ways, which I think is actually fascinating because every game is seemingly different.

And I look back at last season, the Stewards game where they threw the ball all over the yard,

and then they can win those grinded out type of games or a game like they'd

won against the Browns, which effectively turned things around where Jalen Hertz wins,

ends the game, calls game with a deep shot to A.J. Brown. But let's look at the game yesterday

in Kansas City in a hostile environment.

Look, I, based off of what I've seen and heard over the past, I don't know, 24 hours,

Kevin Petullo is not very popular, but I'm here to tell you that it's been two games.

It's been two games, and this is the same play caller,

a first-time play caller, by the way, that engineered or presided over three consecutive scoring drives to start the season in the opener and had the offense largely humming

prior to that lightning delay.

But then in Kansas City, the passing game left a lot to be desired.

And honestly, it did in week one as well.

But I thought J.1 Hertz was really efficient in distributing the football.

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