Nick Foles

No, I actually don't listen to much media. I don't literally listen to media. I listen to country music, some Christian raps and Christian music, and then my kids running around screaming. Yeah. That's about it.

Yeah, right. That's your mental. So the problem with that, okay, if you're a normal fan, I get it. But if you're a player or a coach, and I know that coaches, you know, there's coaches out there that actually do listen. And they could say it's their prep work for the media and stuff. But my thing is this. It goes back to what I said at the beginning with like Coach Reed and stuff.

Yeah, right. That's your mental. So the problem with that, okay, if you're a normal fan, I get it. But if you're a player or a coach, and I know that coaches, you know, there's coaches out there that actually do listen. And they could say it's their prep work for the media and stuff. But my thing is this. It goes back to what I said at the beginning with like Coach Reed and stuff.

Yeah, right. That's your mental. So the problem with that, okay, if you're a normal fan, I get it. But if you're a player or a coach, and I know that coaches, you know, there's coaches out there that actually do listen. And they could say it's their prep work for the media and stuff. But my thing is this. It goes back to what I said at the beginning with like Coach Reed and stuff.

Like you have to have a clear-cut direction of where you want to go without the outside sources coming in. Mm-hmm. So the second you bring in someone talking potentially bad or ill or dramatic about your team, no matter what you do, it's going to be a part of your mind. You're not tough enough to say, I'm not going to let this affect me.

Like you have to have a clear-cut direction of where you want to go without the outside sources coming in. Mm-hmm. So the second you bring in someone talking potentially bad or ill or dramatic about your team, no matter what you do, it's going to be a part of your mind. You're not tough enough to say, I'm not going to let this affect me.

Like you have to have a clear-cut direction of where you want to go without the outside sources coming in. Mm-hmm. So the second you bring in someone talking potentially bad or ill or dramatic about your team, no matter what you do, it's going to be a part of your mind. You're not tough enough to say, I'm not going to let this affect me.

It might affect you 1%, but that 1% you're going to need to be the best that you can be in the NFL. So that's why I think anytime you do that as a coach or a player, you're creating clutter in your brain that you don't want in there.

It might affect you 1%, but that 1% you're going to need to be the best that you can be in the NFL. So that's why I think anytime you do that as a coach or a player, you're creating clutter in your brain that you don't want in there.

It might affect you 1%, but that 1% you're going to need to be the best that you can be in the NFL. So that's why I think anytime you do that as a coach or a player, you're creating clutter in your brain that you don't want in there.

You know what? I knew that I was signed for two years. So I was signed to go there, you know, the back of Carson for two years. So I was under contract. And I love Philadelphia. I wish, you know, it's one of those places you wish you could play your whole career. And that's why I retired there. But we restructured my deal. I wasn't going to be like, hey, I want to be released.

You know what? I knew that I was signed for two years. So I was signed to go there, you know, the back of Carson for two years. So I was under contract. And I love Philadelphia. I wish, you know, it's one of those places you wish you could play your whole career. And that's why I retired there. But we restructured my deal. I wasn't going to be like, hey, I want to be released.

You know what? I knew that I was signed for two years. So I was signed to go there, you know, the back of Carson for two years. So I was under contract. And I love Philadelphia. I wish, you know, it's one of those places you wish you could play your whole career. And that's why I retired there. But we restructured my deal. I wasn't going to be like, hey, I want to be released.

So we restructured it and added some bonus protection and all that if I played again. But after winning the Super Bowl, that never crossed my mind. You're so busy too. We wrote a book. You're doing different tours. And it just happens. Our daughter Lily was seven, eight months old when we won it. You're going on shows.

So we restructured it and added some bonus protection and all that if I played again. But after winning the Super Bowl, that never crossed my mind. You're so busy too. We wrote a book. You're doing different tours. And it just happens. Our daughter Lily was seven, eight months old when we won it. You're going on shows.

So we restructured it and added some bonus protection and all that if I played again. But after winning the Super Bowl, that never crossed my mind. You're so busy too. We wrote a book. You're doing different tours. And it just happens. Our daughter Lily was seven, eight months old when we won it. You're going on shows.

So then all of a sudden the offseason hits and it was really nice going back to Philadelphia. And, you know, I took all the reps in the offseason as Carson healed. But, you know, once he came back, I was running scout team and it was good for my heart, though. You know, you go from winning the Super Bowl and being Super Bowl MVP and then all of a sudden you're running scout team and.

So then all of a sudden the offseason hits and it was really nice going back to Philadelphia. And, you know, I took all the reps in the offseason as Carson healed. But, you know, once he came back, I was running scout team and it was good for my heart, though. You know, you go from winning the Super Bowl and being Super Bowl MVP and then all of a sudden you're running scout team and.

So then all of a sudden the offseason hits and it was really nice going back to Philadelphia. And, you know, I took all the reps in the offseason as Carson healed. But, you know, once he came back, I was running scout team and it was good for my heart, though. You know, you go from winning the Super Bowl and being Super Bowl MVP and then all of a sudden you're running scout team and.

it's just part of it but it was a lot of you know i love that i love the guys the locker room and i really love going to work there but i knew after that season when carson in 18 uh when we beat the bears in the playoffs yeah and i say that but i'm also yeah um i knew that game broke matt nagy's brain forever i know yeah