• Big Play Slay - Saquon’s reverse hurdle is “The greatest play you’ll probably ever see”

  • Nov 5 2024
  • Length: 32 mins
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Big Play Slay - Saquon’s reverse hurdle is “The greatest play you’ll probably ever see”

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  • Philadelphia Eagles CB Darius Slay reacts to the Eagles’ Week 9 win over the Jacksonville Jaguars. Slay discusses “the craziest run I’ve ever seen in my life” from Eagles RB Saquon Barkley and the highs and lows of this “shocking” up-and-down game. He also explains “The A.J. effect” that causes defenses to play differently when Eagles WR A.J. Brown is on the field, and why Eagles players are not even slightly mad at Nick Sirianni for being such an aggressive coach on offense. Finally, Slay honors Eagles OT Lane Johnson for his 150th start for the Eagles and legendary RB LeSean “Shady” McCoy for being inducted into the Eagles Hall of Fame, and then previews a huge upcoming divisional matchup against the Dallas Cowboys. (approximate timecodes may vary due to advertisements) 0:00 - Start 1:09 - Slay’s injury rehab 1:41 - Eagles-Jaguars reaction 3:10 - Eagles offense is so high powered 4:21 - Saquon’s incredible run 9:57 - Eagles defensive dominance 15:32 - Are Eagles players mad at Sirianni for leaving points on the board? 19:36 - Post-game celebrations 26:42 - Week 10 preview at Cowboys Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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