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Hey! I had some intel reported back to me that I have to now maybe play a little redemption action.

Redemption Santa Claus, if you will, later in the show.

Until then, what do we do here again?

What's it called?

Lee.

Right.

We're going to start down south, not that far south in Philadelphia.

5-1 Eagles made a big pickup on offense.

Seven-time Pro Bowl wide receiver, Julio Jones, was signed to their practice squad yesterday.

But NFL Network insider Ian Rappaport expects he'll be quickly on the 53-man roster when he gets up to speed.

That is a crazy trio to consider A.J. Brown, Devante Smith,

Leo Jones.

The Eagles might need his help after Sunday's loss to the Jets.

It was their worst offensive performance of the season by far,

only scoring 14 and turning the ball over four times leading to their first loss of the season.

So now it doesn't get any easier.

We've actually had a lot of conversations about how crazy the Eagles schedule is.

They've got the 5-1 dolphins coming to town for Sunday night football.

So do we view that loss to the Jets on Sunday as a bump in the road? Or are we kind of waving a cause for concern flag in Philadelphia? Can it be both? Can we look at that game and look at Jalen Hurst this year and say, all right, so far through the season, through six weeks, he's thrown seven interceptions. Last year, throughout the entire season, 15 games, he threw six interceptions. Wow, I didn't know that stat. No, no, no. That's funny. I have to change my take now, right? Say it again. Say it again. Seven interceptions so far this year. Last year, 15 games. Six interceptions. Wow. So I don't know if I can say that's a bump in the roll, but it's like at the same time, do I want to go all the way on the concern list?

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