That was a fun day of practice.

It really was. We love joint practices and Eagles pretty much have them every year now. Some

years, two sessions of them. Got two practices with the Browns this week. And day number one

was a lot of fun. A lot of fun. Hour and 45 minutes. We've got two practices with the Browns this week, and day number one was a lot of fun.

A lot of fun. Hour and 45 minutes. We're going to talk all about it. This is the E. Eli podcast, brought

you by Nissan, Ruben Frank. I'm not sure what you were looking at. I had an hour of 47.

And Dave Sangaro.

I wrote down an hour 47. It was an hour 45.

He must be rounding down an hour 47. It was an hour 45. He must be rounding down.

They finished at 1145.

I had 1147 when they finished.

But anyway, it doesn't matter.

We'll just say 146.

No, we won't because it was 145.

Because it was 145.

Anyway, it was about an hour and three quarters.

Maybe your reaction time was a little slow writing down the time.

Could be.

It was, yeah, it was a good day.

It was hot.

It got hot.

It was kind of like a little overcast early in the day. I think it kind of lulled some people to sleep. Some players, too, maybe. Because when they came out, it was not very hot. By the end of practice, they were feeling it. It was blazing. It was. And I think it might have affected practice. We'll get to that. Yeah, I think so. I think some players definitely felt that some of the linemen looked a little more gas than usual. Yeah. Jordan Milata, especially. Like he was taking a knee at some of the need sometimes. Matt Pryor was dealing with it. Yeah, some of the bigger guys, it wasn't easy today. Definitely. So here's how we did it today because joint practices can be a little overwhelming for reporters covering them because there's so much going on and a lot of it at the same time.

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