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The DiCecco Daily: Fireworks At Final Camp Practice Before Preseason Opener · Inside the Birds: A Philadelphia Eagles Podcast

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Speaker 1: Hey, what's going on? Everyone?
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Speaker 2: Welcome into another episode of the check Odaly. It's Andrew
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Speaker 2: to check O, Eagles beat reporter for insidethbirds dot Com here,
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Speaker 2: and we just wrapped day eleven of Eagles training camp.
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Speaker 2: The team has a closed walkthrough Friday, and then they
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Speaker 2: will take on the Baltimore Ravens Saturday night at MT
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Speaker 2: and T Bank Stadium for the season opener of the
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Speaker 2: preseason and I'm very much looking forward to that. Check
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Speaker 2: the podcast from third from Wednesday. I'm getting all my
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Speaker 2: days mixed up here. Everything blurs together when you're in
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Speaker 2: the thicket things with training camp. But I talked about
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Speaker 2: certain positions that I'll be keeping an eye on in
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Speaker 2: the preseason.
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Speaker 1: Today's practice was.
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Speaker 2: A shorter one, and it was even shorter because of
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Speaker 2: something that I will sort of paint the picture for
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Speaker 2: you all in a moment, but it was categorized as
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Speaker 2: yellow and it was slated to go about ninety minutes.
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Speaker 2: Was a little bit abbreviated because of a dust up
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Speaker 2: that occurred between offensive tackle Fred Johnson and defensive tackle
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Speaker 2: Moro Jomo. This was during a red zone period. The
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Speaker 2: second teams were squaring off.
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Speaker 3: And.
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Speaker 2: It followed a block that Fred Johnson had on a Jomo.
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Speaker 2: Jomo took exception to it. They exchanged some words, and
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Speaker 2: then Moro Jomo squares up and delivers a punch in
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Speaker 2: the direction of Fred Johnson. It doesn't connect. It's quickly separated,
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Speaker 2: with among the peacemakers Willie Lampkin trying to guide Moro
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Speaker 2: Jomo away. They get back into it, they have the
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Speaker 2: next play, and then predictably, Fred Johnson had a good
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Speaker 2: angle on a Jomo and drives him into the ground,
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Speaker 2: and then that set things off. You knew what was
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Speaker 2: going to happen after that. Jomo's enraged. He gets up.
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Speaker 2: He throws another punch at Johnson. That one doesn't connect.
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Speaker 2: Johnson walks away. He sort of there's a lot of
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Speaker 2: teammates in between the two. A Jomo's fuming. He's like
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Speaker 2: a race car in the red to borrow a phrase
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Speaker 2: from John Travolta in pulp fiction, and for somehow he's
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Speaker 2: able to charge through the teammates that are there, sort
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Speaker 2: of standing in the way to make sure nothing transpires,
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Speaker 2: and he dives at Fred Johnson's legs, takes him to
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Speaker 2: the ground, and then there's a lot of shouting back
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Speaker 2: and forth from other players, some pushing, and then it's quickly,
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Speaker 2: well I shouldn't say quickly, eventually it's separated and Nick
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Speaker 2: Sirianni decided to pretty much call practice after that.
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Speaker 1: This is the.
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Speaker 2: Part of the summer where you see a lot of
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Speaker 2: teammates that the tempers flair a little bit, and you
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Speaker 2: just get the sense that they're kind of raring to
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Speaker 2: go against someone in a different jersey, and I think
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Speaker 2: today kind of absoluted that they'll get that opportunity on Saturday.
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Speaker 2: But that was the big highlight of the day, if
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Speaker 2: you will, the top storyline, I guess you could say.
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Speaker 2: But let's rewind back to the beginning of practice, because
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Speaker 2: the Eagles opened with a seven on seven period and
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Speaker 2: the safeties were Drew mccooba and Marcus Epps.
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Speaker 1: Quenya Mitchell did not practice.
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Speaker 2: So before we get into that, let's let's go through
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Speaker 2: today's practice report, because there were some names on there
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Speaker 2: that weren't on there previously. Not practicing today. Tarique Castro
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Speaker 2: fields with a heel, Cooper dejen with a groin, Keyshawn
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Speaker 2: James Newby ankle, Jonathan Jones shoulder, Mackay Lemon hamstring, Quenya
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Speaker 2: Mitchell glue, Damian Pierce hamstring, Davonte Smith hamstring, Coleznski hamstring,
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Speaker 2: and limited today was wide receiver Danny Gray with the concussion.
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Speaker 2: And before practice I saw DeVante Smith working on a
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Speaker 2: far field with a trainer doing some light you know,
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Speaker 2: route running on air, and then shortly thereafter, Makayle Lemon
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Speaker 2: came out and was fielding some passes from a jugs
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Speaker 2: machine and dumping them into you know, the trash can
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Speaker 2: as they typically do. So we'll see what that all
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Speaker 2: means for either player. They're not going to rush them
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Speaker 2: back with a soft tissue injury. Jonathan Bernard, of course,
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Speaker 2: is still on pup and with Wiznewsky, he's now missed
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Speaker 2: nine practices.
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Speaker 1: I believe it's seven.
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Speaker 2: Now for Davante Smith and Makai Lemon, so it's kind
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Speaker 2: of lingered a little bit here, So we'll see if
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Speaker 2: both players are able to It won't be this week,
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Speaker 2: but let's see if they're able to get back into
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Speaker 2: the mix the next week. But it looks at least
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Speaker 2: for Davante Smith that he seems to be a little closer.
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Speaker 2: And then you get to the seven on seven period.
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Speaker 2: As I mentioned, it was Drew mccouba and Marcus Epps.
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Speaker 2: Mac McWilliams, the Eagle second year corner replaced Quinna Mitchell
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Speaker 2: with the first team teaming with Rieg Wohen at corner,
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Speaker 2: and it was an active day for mac McWilliams. So Mac,
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Speaker 2: I'm trying to best illustrate this. There was a play
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Speaker 2: that Jalen Hursts was trying to fit in right or
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Speaker 2: right around the right pylon to Hollywood Brown. Mac McWilliams
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Speaker 2: jumps the route, reads it beautifully, picks it off, then
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Speaker 2: he punts the ball in the air. But mac McWilliams,
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Speaker 2: this is not just a recent emergence. This is sort
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Speaker 2: of a continuation of a player who is stacked days.
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Speaker 2: I can see a renewed confidence. He has a quick trigger,
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Speaker 2: he has some instincts that are that are really starting
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Speaker 2: to come to surface.
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Speaker 1: Here.
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Speaker 2: Just looks to be a marketly better player than he
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Speaker 2: was last summer. And he flashed a little bit last summer,
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Speaker 2: but it was never able to correlate into regular season success.
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Speaker 1: He played in just five games last year. But this
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Speaker 1: was a big day for him.
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Speaker 2: Needless to say, there were a lot of corners and
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Speaker 2: Nichols if you're looking at Cooper Degen, that weren't available
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Speaker 2: for today's practice, so it gave him an opportunity to
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Speaker 2: go out there and showcase some of the things he's
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Speaker 2: been working on.
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Speaker 1: Thought he did some good things.
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Speaker 2: The first three passes for Jayalen Hurts in seven on
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Speaker 2: seven's were two tight ends. The first was a short
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Speaker 2: completion at Johnny Munt, then two more to Dallas Goddard,
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Speaker 2: and then there was another play where Jayleen Hurts tried
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Speaker 2: to fit went in deep in the right corner there
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Speaker 2: to it was D'antavian Wicks and Michael Carter provided really
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Speaker 2: good coverage that was an incompletion. They move on to
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Speaker 2: the eleven on eleven period where the secondary configuration was
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Speaker 2: Macouba and Epsett safety Michael Carter, the second at Nickel.
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Speaker 2: The corners were Mac McWilliams and Riek Wohen. But Keely
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Speaker 2: Ringo also worked in a little bit there as well,
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Speaker 2: I should note that. And he had a nice play
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Speaker 2: on a throw over the middle from Hertz to Elijah
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Speaker 2: Moore where he was able to affect the incompletion. There
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Speaker 2: looks like he maybe tagged him a little bit and
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Speaker 2: Saquon Barkley had a nice run where he beat Keee
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Speaker 2: Ringo to the left corner. He stretched up the field
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Speaker 2: looked like it was an inside zone that he ended
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Speaker 2: up bouncing outside.
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Speaker 1: Sakuon Barkley had a really nice practice today.
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Speaker 2: He's had a nice camp, and I think sometimes when
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Speaker 2: you're in the thick of the summer, it's easy to
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Speaker 2: lose sight of the stars on this team. But Saquon
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Speaker 2: Barkley is someone who I think has had a nice summer.
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Speaker 2: And it is very difficult to gauge the effectiveness of
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Speaker 2: the running game in training camp because you're not tackling
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Speaker 2: to the ground, But there are certain things that you
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Speaker 2: could maybe look at and say that in a game, yeah,
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Speaker 2: he probably pops that for a big game, or maybe
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Speaker 2: he gets stopped around the line of scrimmage if.
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Speaker 1: It were a game situation.
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Speaker 2: But he has the burst, he has some springings to him.
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Speaker 2: He's a fun player to watch him practice because as
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Speaker 2: a veteran, you sometimes will what we'll see a player
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Speaker 2: that maybe you know they've been through it, been there,
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Speaker 2: done that. But Saquan approached it very very competitively and
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Speaker 2: he always brings the juice and I thought that that
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Speaker 2: was just one of the instances in this practice where
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Speaker 2: he demonstrated his just his his burst and explosiveness. The
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Speaker 2: second team safeties were Andre Sam and Kapina Gushikin. Gushikin's
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Speaker 2: a player that I noted in my observations a couple
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Speaker 2: days ago, maybe as someone that I noticed is starting
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Speaker 2: to work in a little bit more after not really
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Speaker 2: seeing a ton of raps early in camp. He's an
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Speaker 2: undrafted free agent I had an ole miss, smaller guy,
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Speaker 2: really good athleticism, you can see the explosiveness that he has,
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Speaker 2: and someone that I will certainly be keeping an eye
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Speaker 2: on in the preseason. Andre Sam has been a steady
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Speaker 2: presence as a second team safety. You know how I
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Speaker 2: feel about Andre Sam. I think he practices really hard.
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Speaker 2: He knows exactly where he's supposed to be and what
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Speaker 2: his assignments are, and I think that is certainly a
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Speaker 2: byproduct of being in the defense for now three years now.
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Speaker 2: But he certainly seems to make the most of those
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Speaker 2: opportunities when he's out there. I thought that both reserve
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Speaker 2: tackles and I guess I'll say the second team tackles
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Speaker 2: with Jomo I'm including, but Byron Young. They were both
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Speaker 2: really active and were able to create some penetration, really
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Speaker 2: good run fits on certain occasions. I've talked about this
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Speaker 2: a lot, but I also wrote about Byron Young on
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Speaker 2: Inside the Birds dot com because I think an argument
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Speaker 2: can be made that he's one of the more underrated
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Speaker 2: players on the roster, but he's certainly one of the
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Speaker 2: more important depth pieces on the team, and so he
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Speaker 2: continues to have quietly a decent camp. You can see
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Speaker 2: that he has a little bit more juice as a
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Speaker 2: pass rusher.
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Speaker 1: He's a little leaner.
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Speaker 2: He talked about this the other day that he shed
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Speaker 2: some weight in the offseason. He has a chef that
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Speaker 2: he hired, which was Brandon Graham's former chef, and he
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Speaker 2: focused on his just pass rush and movement ability, and
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Speaker 2: I think that really has showcased itself through eleven practices.
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Speaker 2: Then they did something that maybe I was probably among
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Speaker 2: those who were most excited to see, and it was
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Speaker 2: a special teams drill which really fixated on the gunner.
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Speaker 2: The gunners and their role in punt coverage where they
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Speaker 2: were punting. Braid Man was punting to different punt returners
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Speaker 2: and they had two sets of gunners that were one
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Speaker 2: row of players on one side, and then on the
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Speaker 2: other side they had another set of players and they
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Speaker 2: were kind of taking turns downing the football or trying
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Speaker 2: to read it and track it and make plays on it.
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Speaker 1: The first set was Keey Ringo and J. T. Gray.
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Speaker 1: They had J. T.
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Speaker 2: Gray simulate a pick up there on a braid and
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Speaker 2: man punt that was right along the sideline where I was.
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Speaker 2: By the way, I watched practice right beside our own
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Speaker 2: Jeff Mosher. That was always really fun and we were
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Speaker 2: The next rep was Keiley Ringo and Andre Sam. That
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Speaker 2: punt went out of bounds. There was Mac McWilliams and
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Speaker 2: j T. Gray That punt soared well out of bounds.
15:21
Speaker 2: Darius Cooper and Samari torre Ques Watkins ended up fair
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Speaker 2: catching that one. Then they had Michael Carter and Ambrey
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Speaker 2: Thomas and Ambry Thomas batted the ball and play that
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Speaker 2: was a nice play by him. There was another set
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Speaker 2: there with Jacorey and Bennett Andre Sam with Britain Covey
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Speaker 2: as the punt returner and Andre Sam did a really
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Speaker 2: nice job getting under the ball and fielding it at
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Speaker 2: the one yard line. Nice anticipation there and an ability
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Speaker 2: to track the football. And then we get to the
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Speaker 2: red zone period where that's where everything transpired with the
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Speaker 2: melee that I discussed, and this secondary was Riek Wollen
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Speaker 2: and Keeley Ringo with Mac McWilliams at nickelback. The safeties
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Speaker 2: were Drew mccouba and Marcus Apps. Marcus Apps, by the way,
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Speaker 2: on a Saquon Barkley run, did a really nice job
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Speaker 2: throttling downhill.
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Speaker 1: He set the edge.
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Speaker 2: That's likely a tackle for loss or a tackle for
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Speaker 2: no or minimal gain in a game situation. But again,
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Speaker 2: it's very difficult to assess that one way or the
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Speaker 2: other when you're not tackling to the ground. But he
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Speaker 2: was there to make the play. He hasn't flashed a
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Speaker 2: ton in that regard, but he is a steady and
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Speaker 2: consistent player that seems to be in the right place
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Speaker 2: at the right time, doesn't make mental mistakes.
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Speaker 1: You like that. There's trust that is derived from that.
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Speaker 2: But that was an example of Marcus Apps reading it
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Speaker 2: perfectly and being where he needed to be.
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Speaker 1: Jayalen Hurts threw.
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Speaker 2: One in there to Elijah Moore, who's kind of settled
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Speaker 2: into the soft spot. It was a short completion that's
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Speaker 2: set up third and five. Then Jalen delivers a nice
16:58
Speaker 2: pass on a corner route to Mac two Don Tavian,
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Speaker 2: which with mac McWilliams in coverage, that was along the
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Speaker 2: far sideline. It was just short of the right pylon
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Speaker 2: and then Jalen responds by ripping a throw a heater
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Speaker 2: in the back of the end zone to Dallas Goddard
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Speaker 2: with Drew mccooba in coverage there, and that began at
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Speaker 2: the That was from about the three yard line. Andy
17:23
Speaker 2: Dalton had some misfires in the end zone, including one
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Speaker 2: to an open Danny Gray where he fired it out
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Speaker 2: of reach in the back of the end zone. Danny
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Speaker 2: got a hand up there trying to get it. Those are,
17:34
Speaker 2: needless to say, opportunities that as a back of the
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Speaker 2: roster receiver, and I understand that Danny Gray is an
17:40
Speaker 2: extreme long shot to make the roster, but certainly could be.
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Speaker 1: In conversation for.
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Speaker 2: The practice squad, you got to give those receivers a
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Speaker 2: chance to make a play because their reps are so
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Speaker 2: minimal that when they're out there and they have an opportunity,
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Speaker 2: it's so important. And I understand that Andy Dalton wasn't
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Speaker 2: trying to misfire there, but it's some that as a
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Speaker 2: back of the roster receiver, hopefully you kind of see
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Speaker 2: it from their perspective, that was a missed opportunity. Andy
18:06
Speaker 2: Dalton did throw a nice one on a wheel route
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Speaker 2: to Will Shipley. It looked like the pass was trailing
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Speaker 2: out of bounds. Will does a nice job of getting
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Speaker 2: up there to catch the ball slides in. It looked
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Speaker 2: like he probably was out of bounds, but they ruled
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Speaker 2: him in and that was just that was just a
18:24
Speaker 2: nice completion and a nice concentration catch there from Shipley.
18:28
Speaker 2: The offensive line situation, the backup offensive line they had
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Speaker 2: at left tackle, Fred Johnson at left guard, John a
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Speaker 2: juquo want something on him in a moment. They had
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Speaker 2: Drew Kendall at center, Willie Lampkin at right guard, and
18:44
Speaker 2: Mark l Bell at right tackle. The reason why John
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Speaker 2: at juque was an interesting player here is because he
18:50
Speaker 2: had previously exclusively wrapped at tackle, and he caught my
18:53
Speaker 2: eye there a little bit. But the fact that the
18:55
Speaker 2: Eagles are now possibly cross training him at guard, and
18:59
Speaker 2: they also cross train him there in the spring. But
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Speaker 2: in training camp, that was the first that I noticed
19:04
Speaker 2: a jukeuo at guard, And previously it had been Jake
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Speaker 2: Majors at garden and he wasn't there. So maybe the
19:11
Speaker 2: Eagles are trying to expand a Juquo's pout a little bit.
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Speaker 2: In my recent fifty three man roster for Inside the Birds.
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Speaker 1: I had Juquo making.
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Speaker 2: It, and he's kind of an under the radar guy
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Speaker 2: who isn't being talked about a lot. But I watch
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Speaker 2: about I watch how the Eagles use him, where he
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Speaker 2: lines up, and how they line him up, and I
19:30
Speaker 2: think that he sort of optimized the you know, the
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Speaker 2: opportunities that he's gotten.
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Speaker 2: Up Byron Young. I talked about him earlier. He had
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Speaker 2: a really nice repper. He got right around Willie Lampkin
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Speaker 2: to get into the backfield. Just some good twitch and
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Speaker 2: burst there from the fourth year defensive tackle. Then later
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Speaker 2: they had the first team offense versus the first team defense,
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Speaker 2: and that had Mac McWilliams, Raeke Wollen, and Michael Carter
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Speaker 2: as your corner Slash Nichols. Your safeties were Marcus EPs
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Speaker 2: and Drew mccouba. Jalen Hurts drops a short pass in
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Speaker 2: there to Hollywood Brown. Was a wide receiver screen. Hollywood
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Speaker 2: Brown dropped it now just to quick aside on Hollywood
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Speaker 2: Brown because compared to the other receivers in training camp,
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Speaker 2: he's sort of fallen by the wayside a little bit.
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Speaker 1: I think that he hasn't necessarily stood apart here.
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Speaker 2: The big plays have been very infrequent, and something like that,
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Speaker 2: you obviously can't have. He drops that pass, then Jalen
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Speaker 2: Hurts has a quick draw up the middle for the touchdown.
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Speaker 2: He delivers one to Dantavian Wicks inside the right pylon
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Speaker 2: with reek woman and coverage. He throws a bullet there
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Speaker 2: to Dantavian Wicks, who has been a little bit quieter
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Speaker 2: the past few practices. But the timing between Jalen Hurts
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Speaker 2: and Dan Tavian Wicks is something that has been butting
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Speaker 2: throughout the summer, and I think it's only going to
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Speaker 2: blossom once you get into the regular season because Don
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Speaker 2: Tavian Wicks, let's face it, has been the last man
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Speaker 2: standing of the top three receivers, so he's getting valuable
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Speaker 2: time on task with the starting quarterback.
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Speaker 1: I mentioned.
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Speaker 2: Saquon Barkley had some good juice on a run up
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Speaker 2: the middle, and then Jalen Hurts hits Don Tavian Wicks
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Speaker 2: again along the left side line with Jeremiah Trotter Junior
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Speaker 2: trailing a little bit. Tank Bigsby had a nice run
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Speaker 2: up the gut towards the right side. He doesn't quit
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Speaker 2: on a play. He has like the energizer bunny and
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Speaker 2: he's very fun to watch. He had a couple of
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Speaker 2: quality runs in this session as well, and then there
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Speaker 2: was a third and four, Jalen Hurts threw off his
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Speaker 2: back foot to Elijah Moore. It was an out route
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Speaker 2: that he was able to get in front of.
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Speaker 1: Mac McWilliams. So that was really the Thursday's practice.
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Speaker 2: It was a little bit more eventful than I expected
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Speaker 2: it to be a couple of days before a game.
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Speaker 2: Needless to say, the scrap between Fred Johnson amro Jomo
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Speaker 2: certainly contributed to it. But it was a practice that
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Speaker 2: I think, to me really illustrates that both sides, offense
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Speaker 2: and defense, they're chomping at the bit to go against
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Speaker 2: another team. And I'm very much looking forward to seeing
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Speaker 2: Saturday's game some of these young players. It's a great
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Speaker 2: opportunity for them. And then next week there's the joint
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Speaker 2: practice with the New England Patriots and there's bound to
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Speaker 2: be some fireworks there, at least a spirited practice session
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Speaker 2: as a two day set of practices in Foxborough.
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Speaker 1: That's going to do it.
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Speaker 2: For this episode of The check O Daily, I'm Andrew
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Speaker 2: de Checko and I'll catch you all on the next one.