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(0:00 - 11:21)

Gimme More at 4! explores the intriguing manner in which Lane Johnson was transported off the field following his injury against the Packers. Additionally, we delve into a humorous incident from the Manning cast, where Eli Manning faced criticism from a well-known Eagles supporter.

(11:21 - 18:59)

We persist in our discussion regarding the Eagles' rationale for attempting a pass on fourth down with mere seconds remaining in the game. Andrew DiCecco is with us to discuss the alternative strategies available to the offense in that situation. Bill expresses a desire for the team to have maintained a conservative approach, similar to their strategy throughout the game.

(18:59 - 32:15)

Andrew DiCecco shares his perspective on why the Eagles exhibit sluggishness from an offensive perspective. DiCecco clarifies that the offensive inefficiencies are an issue the team has faced in the past. He believes that there needs to be greater urgency from both players and coaches to allocate sufficient time for making necessary adjustments.

(32:15 - 41:04)

Andrew DiCecco highlights that the Packers' offense was not operating at full capacity during Monday night's game. Ricky believes that both Jordan Love and Matt LaFleur share responsibility for the subpar offensive display. Bill contends that Jordan Love has difficulty performing in crucial situations, whereas Jalen Hurts consistently proves to be dependable in significant moments.

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