Hello everyone and welcome to the Eagle Live podcast presented by Nissan. We're live here at Rivers Casino, Philadelphia.

Ruben, Frank, Dave, Zengaro, Rube, how you doing?

Doing great.

Yeah, we're doing well.

Beautiful fall day out there.

It is, chilly mornings.

I like this time of we both have our our gray

NBC sports foot off your hoodies on we did not plan this yeah we did just be honest

Dave texted me this every morning like what are you wearing which hoodie?

No we did not plan it but it's a good day for a hoodie I like hoodie weather.

We have a lot to talk about today and obviously you know the team is three and two

They've had some good moments. They've had some bad moments. We want to talk a lot about football

And we will we talk to the both

Vich Van Gio and Callin Moore and Michael Clay we have some takeaways from

speaking with the coordinators we have a bunch of questions from listeners we want to get to later on the podcast, but we have to start today with Nick Seriani.

It's, we have to. I think we have to.

We talked a little bit about Nick in our post-game podcast after his press conference with his family there and explaining some of his actions during the game after the game.

Since then, he, on Monday, apologized for yelling at a fan in the stands.

He said he wanted to bring energy in that game. He thought it was not

channeled in the correct way in that moment. So two things. First, what do you make of his apology and two with a couple of days of

breathing room where are you on everything that happened with Nick Seriani?

Yeah, I mean I'm glad he apologized. It never should have come to that. He shouldn't need 24 hours to realize that it's not conduct becoming of an NFL coach to yell at a fan home fan visiting

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