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It's Tuesday, September 26th.

I'm Jamie Erdall.

There is Kyle Brandt, Peter Schrager, Jason McCordy. Jason, very nice jersey you have on today. Thank you. Who is that? This is my guy Slay. Doesn't go by Darry's, just Slay. He has 132 pass breakups in his career now. A ton of them. He's been playing for a long time. One of the oldest starting cornerbacks in the league, so I'm representing Eagles got to win last night. So the Kelly Green jersey is your new segment, the belt is coming up later in the show. So why not rock one of the best D.Bs in the league while you do it? I wonder if Slay was able to jockey for position on the belt. We shall see. I referenced your segment on game day morning because I was talking about how Pat Sertan was going to have a great game against the Dolphins offense and maybe he'll make the belt.

I don't think he's making the belt.

I love you, Pat.

Broncos defenders aren't making any lists today.

They got the belt. Okay. Oh, okay.

Jason.

So there are two undefeated teams left in the NFC,

and it's the two we have hoped to be on the train tracks towards each other

the way they were last year in January.

It's the Eagles and the 49ers. One team that many thought would be 3 and O after week three is the Dallas Cowboys, who did take a loss on Sunday at the hands of Josh Jobs and the Arizona Cardinals. Shout out to the Cardinals. But despite being two and one, here's the question.

Are you still putting Dallas in the same tier as the Eagles and the 49ers, Peter? I love this question. Tier talk. T-I-R. Tear talk. It really is to tears. I mean, it's us talking at a table, but it's great bar stuff. It's great sitting around the water cooler stuff. I can't put the Cowboys in the same conversation as the Eagles the 49th.

It's not just the records because the Cowboys have not done what this Eagles team has done and the Cowboys have not done what this 49ers team has done in recent years. So you come in with this head full of steam going into this game and they let you down. They lose to the Cardinals and everyone says, oh, same old Cowboys, same old Cowboys. Look, Cowboys haven't gotten to the NFC championship game. The Cardinals beat the Cowboys. How do I come in here on a morning when both those teams are 3 and O and say, but yeah, but Michael Parsons dominated the first two weeks, and they outscored opponents 70 to 10? No, the Eagles didn't drop the ball this week.

The 49ers didn't drop the ball this week.

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