This is an exciting time of year, Rube.

Oh, yeah, it is.

I mean, and it's, you kind of want to raise your level in the postseason,

whatever you're doing, whether it's a podcast or writing a story or anything.

It's just everything's kind of intensified.

And, yeah, it's been, I think I was looking this up.

Like I started covering the team in 88, which is when they started going to the postseason.

I've covered like, like 75% of their playoff games.

Wow.

It's kind of crazy because, you know, obviously there were no wild cards before 78.

So there weren't a lot of opportunities to go to the postseason.

But the Eagles' greatest postseason success has all started since I covered the team.

I think there's a cause and

effect there. I think so. Yeah, they really wanted to raise their level of play. They did for me.

Jeffrey Laurie has nothing to do with it. Well, that was Norman Brayman. Yeah, but a

lot of it has come under Jeffrey. Yeah. This is an Eagle at podcast presented by Nissan. He's Ruben Frank. I'm Dave Zangaro. 4.30 p.m. on Sunday, the second-seated Eagles were

host the number seven-seated Green Bay Packers, a rematch of week one. This was always the most likely

opponent entering week 18, but now it's finally set in stone. I'm excited. Yeah, and a rematch of

opening day in Brazil. This time, you don't have to go quite as far from South Jersey.

It's a little closer to the link.

Yeah, it's an interesting matchup.

And you don't usually expect a team, like an 11-win team in a wildcard round game,

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