Sean Payton Is Calling the Shots (and Plays) and More Main Characters for Week 5

KapadiaThey actually could be looking to move on from a lot of these veteran players and say, hey, let's reset this thing and look ahead. Or they could come out in surprise like we saw the Bucs do on Thursday night. Big underdogs, island game. You win that game. Now all of a sudden it's, hey, they're in first place potentially in the division and they're going to be fine.

GilDo Eagles fans want the Eagles and Nick Sirianni to fail? Like from afar, I'm just kind of like, I watch it and it's like they want, they've wanted to fire him for a couple years, but they haven't gotten the ample reason to fire him. It seemed like the year that they're going to, then they go on a run, they make the playoffs and like, well, we can't do it now.

GilI mean, they've lost back -to -back games. The one against the Rams, they choked away, which was bad. And then, you know, you had the game against the Bears, which was embarrassing. But there's still only a game out in their division. And it's a very winnable division. There's no need, I don't think, to like sound all of the alarms.

GilYou've mentioned they're dealing with injuries. They've traded someone. Someone abruptly retired in the middle of the season. So things aren't going well. But, you know, there's still plenty of time to turn this around. You want to know what Nick Sirianni's message was to the guys knowing that they're down two linemen this week.

GilYou know what he told the guys?

GilHe said, lock arms and let's go. So Nick Sirianni's not backing down. He's telling these

Kapadiaguys. That's what we say before every podcast. I don't know if he got that