SnowBirds - A Philadelphia Eagles Podcast
Sep 15, 2026 · 43 min · 10 segments
Clay, Tuerrelle & Dawson breakdown the Eagles week 1 24-22 win against the Washington Commanders.
[smacks lips] Like, the first thing is that it just, it looks a lot different, obviously, from last year.
A lot more under center, a, a lot more motion.
Um, but the results kind of felt the same for a lot of the, for a lot of the game.
It was a lot of early runs, not a lot of yards, second and long, three-and-outs.
Uh, I think we only recorded 10 first downs, which was, I think, the lowest of any team in week one, which is obviously not a great feeling.
But-
Yeah
...
the down the field stuff was obviously re- uh, like, really encouraging, like, our ability to create big plays.
It was just, there was, the, it was kind of, like, the problem we've been having.
The, it didn't seem like there was a lot of easy buttons.
There wasn't a lot of easy completions to be had, and a lot of...
The, uh, with the run game struggling the way it is, I feel like that will, that's gonna have to be a bigger part of the offense going forward.
Yeah.
So I think you just mentioned something at the end there, um, [laughs] which is something I don't think any of us would've predicted going into the season, with the run game struggling.
Terrell, when you were, we were watching this game, what were you seeing? Um, and I...
Listen, we just had some news break.
I don't wanna, I don't wanna, you know, add insult to injury here, but Terrell, what were, [laughs] what were you seeing up front in why you think the run game was so unsuccessful against this Washington Commanders team?
I mean, honestly, like, it's, it pains to say, but it, I saw a four-man offensive line unit, which is-
Yeah
... not how you play winning football.
Yeah.
Uh, but Landon Dickerson, um, who was the odd man out, has just been listed on the IR, so he's gonna be missing at least four games.
Hopefully, he can come back and look like his old self and be healthy again.
Um, but he did not look like his old self on Sunday, and it made our run game suffer quite a bit.
[smacks lips] Like, the first thing is that it just, it looks a lot different, obviously, from last year.
A lot more under center, a, a lot more motion.
Um, but the results kind of felt the same for a lot of the, for a lot of the game.
It was a lot of early runs, not a lot of yards, second and long, three-and-outs.
Uh, I think we only recorded 10 first downs, which was, I think, the lowest of any team in week one, which is obviously not a great feeling.
But-
Yeah
...
the down the field stuff was obviously re- uh, like, really encouraging, like, our ability to create big plays.
It was just, there was, the, it was kind of, like, the problem we've been having.
The, it didn't seem like there was a lot of easy buttons.
There wasn't a lot of easy completions to be had, and a lot of...
The, uh, with the run game struggling the way it is, I feel like that will, that's gonna have to be a bigger part of the offense going forward.
Yeah.
So I think you just mentioned something at the end there, um, [laughs] which is something I don't think any of us would've predicted going into the season, with the run game struggling.
Terrell, when you were, we were watching this game, what were you seeing? Um, and I...
Listen, we just had some news break.
I don't wanna, I don't wanna, you know, add insult to injury here, but Terrell, what were, [laughs] what were you seeing up front in why you think the run game was so unsuccessful against this Washington Commanders team?
I mean, honestly, like, it's, it pains to say, but it, I saw a four-man offensive line unit, which is-
Yeah
... not how you play winning football.
Yeah.
Uh, but Landon Dickerson, um, who was the odd man out, has just been listed on the IR, so he's gonna be missing at least four games.
Hopefully, he can come back and look like his old self and be healthy again.
Um, but he did not look like his old self on Sunday, and it made our run game suffer quite a bit.
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