What a little exaggeration this is? The Philadelphia Eagles’ star, Fletcher Cox, has had an interesting few weeks. Playing with all of his heart while many of his younger colleagues were not, he was one of the few shining moments in an otherwise forgettable Wild Card Round matchup. We seem to have discussed him more frequently than usual throughout this season of the year ever since. Recent news cycles have made frequent notice of him.

First, was the one with the profile picture. It was dubbed “cryptic” by some. It wasn’t, but we can see why some might have assumed he was making a retirement hint—especially in light of his earlier admission that it was something he was considering. For us, his defense of Nick Sirianni was the greatest part. Congratulations, 91! However, once more, we’re not used to this more talkative Fletch believes he.

Hello there, you shouldn’t anticipate the celebration to end with us. The FanSided family spoke with him in Vegas before to watch Super Bowl LVIII, even though he has made the decision to be transparent. We had a few questions we wanted to ask him.

We had a conversation with Dhani Jones on the Tuesday before the major game. That was enjoyable. Fletch graciously agreed to spend some time with us and answer any questions we had. One of the topics we discussed was what it’s like to win and lose in the Super Bowl and then succeed the following year.

It’s definitely not an easy undertaking. Regardless of outcome… I’ve experienced both sides. I’ve been on the winning team when we weren’t so great the next season but we still advanced to the postseason. I’ve been on the losing team. We began the season 10-1 but lost the previous year. Not everything went as planned. Anything can happen. I was content to be on both sides because I never want to be on the losing side again. It’s difficult to get there, so you appreciate it.

“I believe he is currently qualified to run for Philadelphia mayor. Most likely, he will be elected immediately away. What matters most about him, though, is how he approaches the game. He attempts to play the game correctly.”

It seems that he is also a fan of Jalen Carter. Still, aren’t we all?

“He is unique… He possesses the capacity to be extremely talented. Back then, I was still putting things together as a young man. He’s still working out the details and developing his prowess. Those elements became apparent as the season went on. He was seen by you walking around the building, taking care of himself, and following the proper procedures to advance in his career.

The Birds asked that Fletch be so, and needless to say he has delivered. We just In regards to his own impending demise and what was next, he divulged the information that followed. After all, that’s the question every individual’s been asking, right? If you’ve been paying attention, you’ve noticed something: Fletch has gone from being the strong, silent leader to becoming one of the stronger, more vocal captains in Philly’s locker room and on the field.