Here's what the Cardinals learned

Monday Night Football, as we mentioned, coming up at the top of the hour, the 2-0 Eagles are at Chicago tonight to take on the Chicago Bears.

Chicago lost their starting quarterback, Caleb Williams, last week, and they're going to start former St. Louis Ram, Case Keenum.

Now, Coach Ben Johnson tries to get his team ready for a Monday Night game without knowing who his quarterback is, but Eagles coach Nick Sirianni knows exactly who his QB is.

Honestly, don't put a whole lot of thought into it.

I know we have a lot of different time slots this year from Thursday to, you know, Sunday at noon to Sunday night to Monday.

I mean, we're all over the place.

So the way we've tried to prepare our team throughout training camp is, is a little bit chaotic by design so that we don't bat an eye when we, when we get called upon to show up.

So, you know, I do think there's some natural excitement.

Anytime you're playing a night game in front of your home crowd, like you can feel the electricity in the, in the stadium.

So that's, I think that that's what gets our guys going.

There is an immense responsibility, um, you know, to a organization and to a city of playing the most important position in sports.

And I'm sure glad we have Jalen Hurts playing, uh, the most position at sports in Philadelphia because, you know, uh, I love him and everything that he's, he's done for us and everything he'll continue to do for us.

And, uh, couldn't ask, you know, I always say about how we have it couldn't ask for a better partner in this, And I feel the same way about Jalen.

I couldn't ask for a better partner in this journey.

Hurts continues to win, but in week one, Philly had to stop Washington's two-point try in the final minute to avoid overtime.

Then the Eagles had to score a touchdown with nine seconds left to beat Tennessee in week number two.

And Jalen Hurts was the hero in that one.

Hurts and the Eagles at Chicago coming up.

Monday Night Football, as we mentioned, coming up at the top of the hour, the 2-0 Eagles are at Chicago tonight to take on the Chicago Bears.

Chicago lost their starting quarterback, Caleb Williams, last week, and they're going to start former St. Louis Ram, Case Keenum.

Now, Coach Ben Johnson tries to get his team ready for a Monday Night game without knowing who his quarterback is, but Eagles coach Nick Sirianni knows exactly who his QB is.

Honestly, don't put a whole lot of thought into it.

I know we have a lot of different time slots this year from Thursday to, you know, Sunday at noon to Sunday night to Monday.

I mean, we're all over the place.

So the way we've tried to prepare our team throughout training camp is, is a little bit chaotic by design so that we don't bat an eye when we, when we get called upon to show up.

So, you know, I do think there's some natural excitement.

Anytime you're playing a night game in front of your home crowd, like you can feel the electricity in the, in the stadium.

So that's, I think that that's what gets our guys going.

There is an immense responsibility, um, you know, to a organization and to a city of playing the most important position in sports.

And I'm sure glad we have Jalen Hurts playing, uh, the most position at sports in Philadelphia because, you know, uh, I love him and everything that he's, he's done for us and everything he'll continue to do for us.

And, uh, couldn't ask, you know, I always say about how we have it couldn't ask for a better partner in this, And I feel the same way about Jalen.

I couldn't ask for a better partner in this journey.

Hurts continues to win, but in week one, Philly had to stop Washington's two-point try in the final minute to avoid overtime.

Then the Eagles had to score a touchdown with nine seconds left to beat Tennessee in week number two.

And Jalen Hurts was the hero in that one.

Hurts and the Eagles at Chicago coming up.