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today, as always, is my fellow Eagles beat reporter, Chris Franklin. Today we're going to

discuss the blowout of the New York Jets, the Eagles quarterback situation, and we'll kind of get

into the bi-week and what needs to change and what needs to stay the same. Chris, before we do

that, how you doing?

Not too bad, man.

I'm getting used to this whole bi-week thing.

You know, it's been a while since everybody else in the league has had theirs,

and the Eagles finally get theirs in December.

So it was weird feeling, and how are you doing?

I'm good, man.

You know, it was nice to have an exciting game to cover for once.

And, well, not for once, but, you know, after last week.

And, you know, it's not too bad driving to MetLife Stadium.

You know, we only have one more road game to cover unless the Eagles make the playoffs so what can you do anyway um Chris let's get into it what was your biggest takeaway from sunday's game

well I thought the biggest takeaway for me was Miles Sanders I know well I'm going to avoid the

obvious with Gardner Minchu and in his performance but I'm going to go a little bit off track a little bit and just say Miles Sanders.

I thought that when the Eagles really truly needed to feed him the ball a lot, and Sanders had to take the ball and shoulder a lot of burden for the offense, I thought he did a good job.

I mean, I think this is one of the games where I saw him be the most

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