Former Saints quarterback Drew Brees provides his unfiltered opinion on the Philadelphia Eagles despite 3-0 start
The Philadelphia Eagles certainly look like the reigning Super Bowl champions, currently holding an undefeated record through the first three weeks of the 2025 NFL Season. However, Drew Brees doesn't see it that way.
Instead, he joined First Take and provided a blunt assessment on the Eagles, specifically calling out their offense.
Drew Brees brings the heat in his First Take debut, calling the Eagles offense "boring" after not putting Jalen Hurts in his top NFL quarterbacks right now.
"I respect Philly, they are winning games... I can't stand to watch that offense. It's the most boring offense." pic.twitter.com/Bj2Tk6iSQ2 — Awful Announcing (@awfulannouncing) September 23, 2025
"Hey, I respect Philly," Brees said." "I respect Philly. They are winning games. They're finding way to win games. I can't stand to watch that offense. It's the most boring offense."
A boring offense with Jalen Hurts and Saquon Barkley leading the way? That doesn't seem right.
However, his comment may be due to their famous play, "Tush Push," which has proven to be mostly unstoppable when they execute it. Yet, this has also led to a lot of controversy, with the play almost getting banned before the season began.
However, while he isn't a fan of the offense, he is confident that the team has what it takes to go back-to-back.
"Absolutely," he added. "That's the toughest division in football. Let's see how it plays out."
Eagles Pull Off Thrilling Win Over Rams In Week 3
It seemed like all signs were pointing to the Eagles getting their first loss on Sunday, posting just seven points in the first half, while the Rams put up 19. Then, after a fumble on Philadelphia's first play of the third quarter, Los Angeles capitalized, going up 26-7.
However, the Eagles didn't give up, going on to score 26 unanswered points in the second half, along with a game-winning blocked field goal by defensive tackle Jordan Davis, who returned it for a touchdown.
“The beautiful part about it is we’ve been able to play and win in multiple ways,” Hurts told reporters after the game. “We’ve been able to play defensive games, play well on defense, and protect the ball and win games. We’ve been able to be very efficient and potent and have a lot of fireworks on offense over time and find ways to win games. We’ve been able to come back from very, very ugly situations and it’s a dangerous thing. And [Head] Coach [Nick] Sirianni, he talks about it’s a dangerous thing when the group never gives up, and this group never gave up."
Hurts finished the game, completing 21 of 32 passes for 226 yards and three touchdowns with no interceptions.
Garrett Crochet Makes Cy Young Case with Impressive 17-5 Record: "I’m Just Getting Started"
Garrett Crochet is making waves in the American League, continuing his dominant run with a remarkable 17-5 record, putting him in prime contention for the AL Cy Young award. The rising star has shown no signs of slowing down, and he’s making it clear that his best performances are yet to come.
“I’m proud of the way things have been going, but this is just the beginning for me,” Crochet said with confidence. “I’ve put in the work, and now it’s about staying focused and pushing to the next level. I’m not satisfied with where I am right now—I want more, and I’m ready to go get it.”
With an electric fastball and sharp breaking pitches, Crochet has become one of the most feared pitchers in the league. His performance on the mound has not only made him a Cy Young candidate but also a vital piece of his team’s success.
“I’ve been grinding every day to improve my craft, and it’s paying off,” Crochet continued. “But I’m focused on what’s next. I don’t let myself get caught up in the accolades—I’m all about helping my team win and proving that I belong at the top.”
As the season progresses, all eyes will be on Garrett Crochet to see if he can continue his dominant form and secure the Cy Young award. One thing is clear—he’s not done yet, and the best is yet to come.
