There's Barclay right side, sprinting through the hole.

Sid LaBarcley is in. Touchdown, Philadelphia.

The rematch of the Super Bowl wasn't exactly the same as early February 2025, but the winner was the same.

The Eagles are 2-0 after a 20 to 17 defensive beatdown of the

Chiefs once again. The Chief's offense struggled especially up front. Good morning, everybody. Dan Quinn

is scheduled to hold a media availability at 3.30 today via Zoom with the beat reporters. I would expect we'll get

some news on the health of Jaden Daniels then, certainly no later than 330. It's possible that we

could get something before then, so keep it here all day and we'll let you know if any news breaks.

For those that went into hiding late Thursday night after the loss at Lambo and perhaps

are in the dark as to what I am talking about, Friday on Grant Paulson's show, Grant and Danny

on 1067, the fan, our sister station, Grant mentioned on his show that day, Friday,

that Jaden Daniels had an MRI or had imaging on his knee sometime after the game on Thursday night.

Now, we know that Jaden was visibly limping after being tackled in the fourth quarter on that drive that made it 27 to 18 in the open field.

It looked really like an ankle injury.

It looked like he rolled his ankle.

The replay showed him rolling his left ankle.

So the MRI on his knee, if it happened, might be from that moment or maybe even a

different moment. Now, that play many of you believe is a textbook hip drop tackle. It certainly

looks like a hip drop tackle. I did talk to somebody yesterday that said, by the letter of the rule,

because the immediate tackle doesn't, you know, land on the tackler himself. It might not be,

you know, definition by the rule, hip drop, but it certainly had that motion of hip drop when he was tackled on that play. No call,

by the way. Remember, they instituted the hip drop rule, and there were players that got fined

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