Connor Orr

I have now been pigeonholed as the guy who is okay with being spat on, and I want to just clarify that, so I'm glad that I'm here.

No, I don't like being spat on.

I'm used to being spat on.

I have a nine-month-old at home and a five-year-old boy.

Like, that is...

the window of being spat on in life.

And so I guess I'm not as alarmed when that would happen to me, purposeful or otherwise, versus like Miles Garrett taking my helmet off and trying to decapitate me.

And so I just think that we're kind of in a weird lane of penalties in the NFL.

We're like,

a one-game suspension for punching a bellhop in the face, for example, which an Eagles player that happened to in 2018, and then a one-game suspension for spitting on someone.

Like, one thing can kill you, and the other, you just have to do laundry.

And so I guess I just don't understand.

We should.

Yeah.

I want to dig into this.

Well, remember in week one, the Cowboys actually had one of the best run defenses by metric against the Eagles.

And I think if you took out all the Jalen Hurts runs, the Eagles were averaging something like 1.9 yards a carry.

And then the Cowboys, you could easily make the argument that this is the most improved defensive line in football since that point.

And so this is really going to be a challenge on the plate of Kevin Petullo.

How are you going to stretch it vertically when everybody's been begging you to do it every single week?