Stephen A. accuses Max of overreacting to Nick Foles, Eagles’ win vs. Rams | First Take

By Joe Mcdermott On Jan 29, 2019

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Stephen A. Smith tells Max Kellerman that he is overacting to Nick Foles’ role in the Philadelphia Eagles’ Week 15 win against the Los Angeles Rams.

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