Sheil Kapadia

I don't.

I don't get that wrapped up in that because I feel like most NFL quarterbacks are pretty weird and have things like that about them.

But the stuff with his preferences, I was like, yeah, that aligns with what I've watched with Jalen Hurts over the years.

So my take was actually...

with the organization.

And I liked that you were just at the owners meetings and you get to see, all right, who, how are these different organizations viewed?

And I feel like the Eagles want to be viewed and have, have been viewed strong organization, good culture, you know, ownership to GM, uh, all the way down.

But like, what does it say about the organization that no one could like have these conversations with Jalen Hurts over the years?

Like, I know you don't prefer to do some of these things, but, uh, you know what?

Our offense isn't very good right now.

And we need to make changes.

We need to make drastic changes.

And we promise you, you're going to be good at them.

It's going to make you better.

Because a lot of the stuff you can't just implement in the middle of a season like you needed it.

You need a big overhaul.

And it just feels like...

No one was able to get through to him over the years with some of this stuff.

And maybe it was just that they were winning a lot of games.

But that was one of the things that stuck out to me is that sometimes the Eagles, I feel like, want it both ways where they're like, oh yeah, we're a model organization and we've got all these answers that no one else has answered.