Deebo & Joe - Part 1: Reaction to Bears Beating Eagles + Maurkice Pouncey Joins

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Welcome back to this episode of Deebo and Joe. I'm your host, James Deebo Harrison, and I'm here with my co-host, Joe Haden. Please make sure you like, subscribe, and download where you get your show.

How you doing today, Joe?

Joe Haden (1:50)

I'm doing great, my brother, Deebo. Another great day, Lord is Made.

Monday Night Football was able to watch that. I'm not going to lie to you. Caught me all the way off guard.

James Harrison (2:01)

All the way.

Joe Haden (2:01)

All the way.

James Harrison (2:02)

All the way to the left.

Joe Haden (2:04)

I'm glad we don't speak about the games before it happened, because I didn't-

James Harrison (2:08)

Hey, this dog. I was like third string quarterback.

Joe Haden (2:13)

Come on, man. Case Keenum, no disrespect.

James Harrison (2:17)

None.

Joe Haden (2:17)

No disrespect. But Jalen Hurts is making $55 million a year, franchise quarterback.

The starter's there. Healthy, Saquon Barkley's there. We got to receive everybody's hilt. That's why any given Sunday.

James Harrison (2:33)

Any given Sunday.

Joe Haden (2:34)

Any given Sunday, brother.

James Harrison (2:35)

You can get it and you can go and get it.

Joe Haden (2:38)

Yes. You got to play the game. Line it up.

James Harrison (2:41)

Line it up.

If you don't line it up, you ain't got a chance. As long as you line it up, Joe, you got a shot.

Joe Haden (2:49)

1000%.

James Harrison (2:50)

And man, Case Keenum, third string quarterback, brother.

Joe Haden (2:55)

Yes.

James Harrison (2:55)

And out there and went, what was it? 24 for 34, 247 yards, two touchdown, 110 passer rating, Joe.

And man, what was it? They said he was nine of nine for 133 yards against the Blitz.

Joe Haden (3:16)

Yes.

Deebo, Chase, he was decisive. He was accurate. And then when you have Swift and Manungai toting that pill at eight yards a tote every time they get it. So he just handed it off, boom, boom, three step drops. They're running slicks. He's getting the ball out of his hands very quickly, accurately. The offensive play calling too. They got this. They got the Eagles running around into each other. People running sky free. So if you don't know if it's going to be running past, you can start doing these play actions and Loveland, the receiver, my man, 14, 10 These dudes are, he's getting into the playmaker's hands. They're catching the rock and they're getting up field.

It wasn't too much. It wasn't great. It didn't look like you saw Chase having to think too much. He looked very relaxed. He looked very in control because end of the day, when you can hand it off to Swift, you can hand it off to Manungai, you start running those play actions, those three step drops. He wasn't back there just patting the ball. He was getting to the back foot and delivering the strike because he knew his receivers where they needed to be. Ball was right to him and they were getting up field. I was like, this is just great offensive play. This is great play call. It's team ball.

Running the ball, receivers catching the ball, dudes making plays. It was just great team effort. Yeah.