What's up everybody? How you doing out there? This is the Checo Daily. I am Andrew DeCecho.

The Eagles hold on and win in a thriller at Lincoln Financial Field and what was one of the most bizarre,

wild, whatever adjective you would like to use games that I've ever covered.

And bear in mind that I've covered two Super Bowls.

I covered the Snow Game, then the divisional round, the Commander's game last season,

where Jaywin Hertz left the game and there was all kinds of things that happened in that one. But this one was up there. I'm not quite ready to say this is the wildest game I've

ever covered, but it had a little bit of everything. And so the start of the game, I mean,

Zach Bonn gets the Eagles rolling with an interception off Matthew Stafford,

read the eyes of Stafford, jumps the pass, returns possession to the Eagles.

The Eagles go on and they score Jaywin Hertz with a one-yard plunge up the middle,

and you get the sense that the Eagles are going to be rolling.

But then the Rams get the ball and they are in really good command.

I thought they did a nice job controlling the line of scrimmage.

They handled the Eagles up front, especially with that inside zone with Kyron Williams.

Kyron Williams had 69 yards on 13 carries at the break.

And I thought that you saw the Eagles' defensive line struggle, the second level struggle

to defend that inside zone.

And they controlled the clock.

Matthew Stafford hits Devante Adams for a 44-yard touchdown over re-blankenship.

And you just get the sense that things are starting to get a little bit out of control.

And the Eagles offense was not able to counter.

Again, they did a nice job with Saquan Barkley this time.

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