I find this interesting, because when Jalen isn’t running I hear a lot of “Why isn’t Jalen running?” Now you’re saying the designed runs aren’t working. The Eagles aren’t perfect. No team is perfect. But they put up 37 without Goedert and without Lane and won the game and it’s pretty exciting, no?

Geez … 14 seasons? Jake Elliott? I don’t know. In today’s NFL, with 17 games per season, I just don’t know if players can hold up physically. Really hard to look that far out.

I don’t think Reddick used a horse-collar approach to tackle Allen. He grabbed him by the front of the jersey, so I don’t understand the commotion about the play.

I think the Eagles play disciplined football and it pays off. I don’t have an opinion of the refs. It’s not a healthy mental thing. They do the best they can do

I don’t really know

I suspect most do work with a personal trainer, and then in April/May when the offseason program begins at the NovaCare Complex

I think he is getting plenty of touches. He’s averaging 17.7 touches per game. I think that is a great number. They have tried to get him a time or three on wheel routes etc and it’s worked at times and not worked at others – he has 34 receptions on 39 targets. No, I’m fine with D’Andre and I’m fine with an offense that is third in the NFL in scoring points.

I don’t know what the discrepancy might be. Certainly want to close games effectively and it’s an area to improve upon in every phase of the game as I see it.

What do you mean? Why is it BJ you are pointing to here?

I think everyone is really happy to be 10-1. I think everyone wants every phase of the team to be perfect, so the play-calling is no different than anything else.

What, exactly, is your opinion of the playcalling?

I don’t know. Sorry. I don’t watch the players eat!

The identity is that the Eagles are 7-1 and can win in a lot of different ways. The identity is that the Eagles are physical and win at the line of scrimmage. That’s what matters. More than anything else, that’s what matters. The game-to-game reaction, you need to temper that and not overthink it.