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It's now week five already, rubbed the last day of September. Oh, is that right? So next month, tomorrow would be October. That's how that works. Yeah. Getting good at this. Season's flying by already. It does. It does. The off season, it's like, is it ever going to get here and then once it starts it's crazy how i mean

there's thursday night games and monday but pretty much every seven days there's a game it's crazy like

i i can't imagine what it's like and guys will tell you like they don't feel good they haven't

recovered until like thursday and i just can't imagine doing this every seven days and going out and playing a football game.

It's, you know, we don't talk just about physically how grueling it is. You're out there getting hit. People are hit. They hit each other. Is that right? And then seven days later, you've got to go do it again. That's crazy. It is crazy. The Eagles are 4 and 0, by the way. a very funny 4-0 team so far because they've won all these games, and it's been a tough schedule, these first fours. You look at it, and we're going to get into a bunch today. We want to talk about AJ Brown and his social media activity. We want to talk about the offense and general defense, special teams. We have a bunch of questions to get to but

you know you take a step back the eagles are four and oh and they've beat some pretty good teams like

they beat their their biggest rival they beat the team they met in the super bowl last year

they beat the team that almost knocked them out of the playoffs last year and then they beat a team that has given them more trouble than any other team under this

head coach and quarterback. And it hasn't looked great, but they're 4 and O, and they've gotten

through a really tough part of their schedule. Yeah, I think it's important that whatever we say

in this pod to remember that. And they found ways to win.

And I think the Tampa game was particularly impressive just because, you know, I think it's, it's tough when you lose momentum to try to get it back and try.

And we saw that with the Rams a week earlier.

You know, they let it slip through their fingers and they couldn't make the play to get it back.

And the Eagles won that one.

And it was the opposite this time.

It was impressive.

I don't know what they're most impressive.

Anytime you go to Arrowhead, that's a hell of a win.

And I think the Chiefs might be back on getting some guys back. I think Rashi Rice comes back next week, I think, or the week after. But they're going to be the Chiefs again. I think they're going to be, they're going to find ways to win games. But that's going to look like a really good win as the year. And look, all these last three will. I mean, these are really good. I mean, the Rams and Bucks are perennial playoff teams. And you're right, it is been a weird season because they haven't played well yet. Yeah, that's the thing. And we always try to strike a balance here between, you know, we want to be fair on both sides of it. And I think one fair way to look at it is like, yeah, they're four and no and they haven't played their best football yet, not even close to it. There's something encouraging about that. But on the flip side, there are things they desperately need to figure out. And one of their star players is bringing one of those issues to light. But you look at it, they're four and oh. I they've gotten through the toughest part of their schedule before the buy week. Because their next four games, Broncos, at Giants, at Vikings, giants before the buy. You know, they have a chance to be 8 and 0 at the buy week. And they can't look at it like that, but we can. We can look ahead.

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