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This is Greg Rosenthal alongside Chris Wessling.

We're going to get to Dan Hansis and preview all the week's six games in just a minute.

But the Eagles came out on top 34 to 13 on Thursday night in a game that was basically in garbage time when the second half started.

Are you feeling Chris Wessling that the Eagles have righted the ship after this game?

That is a good question.

I don't know if they've righted the ship.

That was an encouraging performance.

Carson Wentz pretty much carried the offense.

They did get some good workout of Wendell Smallwood and Corey Clement, but Wenz got hit a

little bit too much early.

They lose Jason Peters to an injury.

We don't know how serious that one is.

And then they cruised because the other team's offense was simply inept.

I look at it like you have to manage a season, especially if you're a team that's a Super

Bowl contender or have aspirations to be like the Eagles.

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