Nick Foles has insisted that the Philadelphia Eagles are continuing to get "more comfortable" with Chip Kelly's offense.
The head coach brought a new scheme to the team when he took over in the off-season, which has seen the NFC East side improve from 4-12 last season to 10-6 and a playoff place this year.
The quarterback told reporters: "Every week I feel like we are getting more and more comfortable, and the coaches are getting more and more comfortable with us.
"They have an idea of what we're good at and what we can do as an offense. It's been fun to be a part of it and to see everybody grow week to week, and we'll continue to grow. I'm always about growing and getting better each and every day.
"There are things that I can do better as a quarterback, as a player, as a leader, and that's a process that I'm going to continue throughout this game. I don't think there will be a certain time while I'm playing this game that I'll be satisfied."
The Eagles host the New Orleans Saints in the playoffs tomorrow.
