All right, great to have everyone with us here on the GM shop for lots to get into.

More Hugh Jackson talk, that's right.

Not just book titles, but what's happening with his career.

Justin Fields and the NFL draft wise, his draft stock slipping as you're building up to

the draft.

And of course, a look back at Julian Edelman and his contributions to the New England

Patriots and the National Football League.

But we begin with an excellent article Mike's colleagues did at the athletic, really in-depth

and provocative look of the Eagles downfall under Jeffrey Laurie and how he rose to him.

Over the past two months, the athletic speaking and current and former Eagle staffers representing

a cross section of departments and viewpoints granted anonymity to be allowed to speak about

sensitive topics, describing an environment characterized by second-guessing paranoia and

a lack of transparency.

We'll go through it step by step, Mike.

But here's the first one because you'll know about Doug Peterson.

Jeffrey Laurie wanted Doug Pierce me more analytical.

Over time, the Tuesday meetings wore on Peterson.

Laurie has long considered the organization at the forefront of innovation.

The impression on Peterson supporters in the building was that Laurie's weekly questions

were largely based on post-game reports produced by the team's analytic staff, sources to say

Peterson was beaten down by the constant second-guessing.

They treated him like a baby.

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