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Football at Four: Is there a Concern with A.J. Brown's Hamstring? · Inside the Birds: A Philadelphia Eagles Podcast

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  Speaker 1: It's Football at four time. Let's go to Jeff Moscher
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  and of course Moscher joins me right now on a
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  Mosher Monday edition of Football at four on the Sports
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  Past Live on ninety seven to three ESPN. What's going on, Mosh,
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  Nothing like that.
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  Speaker 2: Zach Wheeler news is just a real gut punch man.
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  Speaker 3: That's just you know, maybe maybe there's something with this
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  Phillies team that can do the Carson Wentz thing where
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  we all we got, we all need and they can
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  pull together and win it.
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  Speaker 2: It's because it's like you said, hard to see.
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  Speaker 3: Zach Wheeler coming back now, and without Zach, it's hard
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  to see them winning anything.
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  Speaker 1: Yeah, it kind of feels that way. We actually have
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  a poll question up at Mike Gillshow, and we asked,
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  if the Wheeler can't return to pitch, can the Phillies
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  win the World Series? Forty percent say no, you need
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  the eighth thirty two percent, So they weren't winning with him.
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  So you get seventy two percent of people who really
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  said we weren't winning with them, and now you're really
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  not winning with them. Twenty six percent said yes, still
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  good enough pitching, but we'll end up we'll see what
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  ends up happening there. But you're right, it is a
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  gut punch, I mean, And it's similar like if the
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  Eagles were to lose a guy like AJ Brown, And
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  I want to start with AJ Brown, who's still standing
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  on the side. And now it doesn't seem like Brown's
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  season is in jeopardy here, but most now the fact
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  that he's still on the sideline not practicing. Do we
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  read into that or is this overly precautionary. Are we
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  starting to think that his debut on September fourth could
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  be in question?
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  Speaker 3: You know, you remember last year he wound up missing
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  some time early on, heard his hamstringing against Green Bay
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  and the opener had to miss a couple of weeks.
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  And you know, the whole objective is to get him
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  to be healthy in one hundred percent when that first
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  game happens on September what is a fourth against the
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  against the Cowboys, So they're not going to stress it.
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  He's been out there. I think that's the good sign
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  is you see him out there. It's not like he's
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  inside getting treatment.
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  Speaker 2: All day long.
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  Speaker 3: He's been laughing it up with the team, throwing the
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  football around. So to me, there's not a whole bunch
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  of red flags at all, you know, do I think
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  I don't think they feel the need to get him
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  out there on the actors fielder, And honestly, they're trying
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  to take a look right now.
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  Speaker 2: I mean, they have a.
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  Speaker 3: Ton of wide receiver decisions they have to make Mike,
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  between Darius Cooper, who's been an incredible story as a
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  rookie free agent. Now Johnny Metchi has been added to
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  the mix, and of course Terrace Marshall was playing well
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  before getting hurt, So they've got you know, I mean,
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  really the it's helping them get an evaluation of other
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  guys with the first team with aj Brown not there.
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  Not saying that they don't want it to be there,
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  but I'm saying there's no reason for them to stress it.
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  Speaker 2: You brought on them back.
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  Speaker 1: You brought up John Metchi the third he was traded
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  for yesterday. Some people saying whoa get traded for a
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  wide receiver? Read the tea leaves on this one. Is
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  this a guy that just taking a flyer on? Is
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  this a guy that there's another domino to follow? Is
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  this a guy you bring in because you're worried about Brown,
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  Are they not happy with some of the guys. They
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  have a lot of possibilities on why you make a
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  deal like this. I know it's a guy that they
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  liked in the twenty twenty two draft. You say, hey,
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  this guy's a lot of talent, hasn't been able to
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  get on the field much in Houston, So why this trade.
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  Speaker 3: So it's really a lot of it has to also
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  do with Houston, just like with the Raiders. The Raiders
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  wanted Thomas Booker and they were willing to trade Achory
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  and Bennett because Bennett was just not in their plans
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  and Booker was because of that whole Christian Wilkins fiasco
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  that they went through.
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  Speaker 2: Well, the Texans lost the tight end and they weren't.
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  Speaker 3: Deep in their minds at that position to begin with,
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  so they needed tight end depth and somebody can come
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  in there and realistically.
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  Speaker 2: Compete and play on that team.
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  Speaker 3: And obviously the Eagles were a team that had the depth,
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  which again shows you the value of just signing guys
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  to one year deals and stockpiling as much talent as
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  you can. So that precipitated potato a conversation where it's like,
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  all right, you guys, have tight end depth.
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  Speaker 2: We have a player, we have wide receiver depth. The
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  Texans have a.
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  Speaker 3: Very good one in Nico Collins, one of the best
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  right they drafted too. They have Christian kirk Now who's
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  going to play that Z slash slot role for them,
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  and met She became an odd man out and Adam
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  Kapple made a great point on the podcast. He's spoken
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  to Bill Polling about this a lot former great GM.
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  If you have an opportunity to just give yourself a
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  player at a valuable position who's you may have liked
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  at one point or another, bring them in. There's no
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  cost to you to do it. Harrison Bryant wasn't going
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  to make the Eagles. It was very clear that their
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  top two were Goddard and Calcatara and Kylon Granson had
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  been on the kickoff coverage and I believe return units,
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  so he was contributing on special teams, which is what
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  a third tight end does a lot. And it'll be
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  between him and aj Jenkins for that last spot. So
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  Harris and Bryant became expendable. And now you bring in
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  Metchi and you kick the time. You see if he
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  can bring you some value. It'll be hard because now
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  I mentioned all the receivers that they have in camp,
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  but nothing wrong with bringing in another one with a
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  good pedigree.
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  Speaker 1: I mean, you know, obviously the pedigree is what it
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  is in terms of he missed a full year because
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  of his battle with leukemia. Then he gave it was okay.
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  I mean he's not been like WHOA look at this guy?
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  But do you see him as a guy who could
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  have a role on this team. I mean, they brought
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  in Dotson last year and people were like, man, they
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  stole Dotson. He had minimal role, if much at all.
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  Do you think Mechi has Do they envision him having
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  a role on this team?
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  Speaker 2: Well, he has to practice and play well first.
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  Speaker 3: And you know, like you said, he hasn't been very
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  productive since missing that whole year to come back from leukemia,
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  which in itself is a great comeback. When he was
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  coming out of college, teams I spoke to really loved
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  his ability to run routes, his lateral quickness. Thought he
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  could be a super slot receiver if you put him
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  there making a move Z. He not really an X,
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  not a big guy, and the Eagles do have what
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  I think is a need for a pure traditional slot receiver,
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  And one thing I emphasized coming off out of the
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  preseason game was do you see how a Nias Smith
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  caught that touchdown from the slot. It wasn't just an
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  unrealistic scenario you won't see in the regular season. You'll
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  see that he caught it running a two way go
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  on a slot corner in man situations and you see
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  a lot of man low red zone because that's when
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  teams like to blitz.
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  Speaker 2: So if that, if Mechi can prove to be a
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  guy that they think has a lot of value there,
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  then possibly he could make the team.
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  Speaker 3: I still think it's a little bit of an uphill climb,
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  and part of me wonders if they're thinking that they
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  can kind of get away with, you know, having them
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  in camp and then you know, getting him on.
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  Speaker 2: The practice squad after they wave him. We'll see.
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  Speaker 3: But like I said, there's a lot of competition here
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  now and it's sort of may of the best man win.
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  But I do think Johnny Wilson and Aniah Smith have
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  showed out pretty well in camp along with Darius Cooper.
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  Speaker 2: Yeah.
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  Speaker 1: Yeah, that one's interesting. I mean, I know a lot
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  of people are laughing, like, oh, can he play corner
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  and we'll get into that cornerback battle a little bit.
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  But I am kind of intrigued. You know what this means.
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  You bring in a guy like Mechi, who you know
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  obviously lighted Alabama, high profile player there and then really
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  did not do much so far. You brought up the
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  Nia Smith catch. I have that on my list of
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  five things that really shoot out because that's a play
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  that the Eagles have not run a lot, that little
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  inside slant to a real slot. They just haven't had
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  a real slot receiver. And I don't know. Smith had
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  one catch like that in the first preseason game for
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  a touchdown. Then he gets another one here, and I'm thinking, man,
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  can he have a role doing that? And did they
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  now envision Mechi as maybe a better version of Smith
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  who's had some drop problems like everybody else did on Saturday?
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  Speaker 3: Yeah, And you know, if you remember a nice Smith,
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  I think his first touchdown from his real one in
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  the regular season last year that came from Tanner McKee
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  I believe was another red zone touchdown on a similar
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  kind of play.
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  Speaker 2: So, like a couple of years ago, do you remember
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  when the Eagles.
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  Speaker 3: Acquired Duram Green, Beckham in a trade and everybody was like.
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  Speaker 2: Oh, we're getting this great player.
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  Speaker 3: He was the second round pick and he's amazing, and
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  you know, I kind of threw water on it.
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  Speaker 2: I didn't think it was a great it was gonna
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  be great.
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  Speaker 3: Then he caught a touch down pass in the preseason
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  outlied against a five foot nine fourth string corner, but
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  nobody wanted to like take that into account.
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  Speaker 2: And everybody like kind of came at me and said.
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  Speaker 3: See, you're gonna be able to use this guy in
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  the red zone and do And I kept saying, there's
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  no way the Colts would ever put in man to
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  man situation a five foot nine corner on a receiver
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  who has dgb's physical skill set. But unlike in the opposite,
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  like I'm saying, what you saw against an Ia Smith
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  on Saturday was a realistic scenario where you're man on
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  man against a slot corner. Now maybe it's a better
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  slot corner in the NFL, but it really doesn't matter.
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  You're running a two way go. The corner has to
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  be really really good to know whether you're gonna be
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  breaking out or breaking in. So the point I'm thinking
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  I'm trying to make is that was a realistic play,
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  and that's how you can use an Ia Smith.
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  Speaker 2: And don't forget an Ia Smith's a punt returner.
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  Speaker 3: I don't know that Johnny Mitchi has done that, so
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  I do think it still gives an Ius the leg
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  up that he can be a natural slot. You can
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  use him as a punt returner. He's a draft pick,
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  Howie Roseman draft picks. I think those kind of things
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  give him a little bit of a leg up. And
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  I think he's had a good camp. He hasn't had
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  too many drop issues as he did last time. Mean,
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  I would say the past that he caught a touchdown
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  on was a thrown a little bit behind him and
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  he still was able.
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  Speaker 2: To reel it in and score.
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  Speaker 1: No I like to play. I haven't listed as one
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  of the five things that stood out to me in
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  a very snooze fest of a game an Ayah Smith
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  catching that ball, body control, catching it first and then
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  getting into the end zone. All right, most I mentioned
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  can he play corner? Mechi who can play corner? Yes?
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  Saturday we saw a Dori Jackson get twenty one snaps.
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  We saw Ringo get about thirty. We saw Jacoreyan Bennett
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  and Mac McWilliams both get about fifty percent of the
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  snaps in the game. Today, Vic Fangio was asked as
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  anybody won that job. He said no. He was asked
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  if he's disappointed that no one's won the job. He
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  said not yet. He did mention Bennett by name. Jackson
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  got the first team reps today, Mick Williams got some
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  first team reps, but not Ringo. Give us an expository
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  on the on the CB two spot.
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  Speaker 3: Well not only that, but Ringo also got third team reps.
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  So you know, it's almost like, you know, a double
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  insult to injury. Listen, you know the phrase, Mike, if
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  youve got like three quarterbacks, you got no quarterback. You know,
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  if you got four cornerbacks, you don't have one cornerback
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  who you is your starter. So that's the situation they're in.
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  I have a hard time thinking that if this thing
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  shakes out the same way it's been right now, that
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  Howie Rosevean's gonna be looking out there for a corner,
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  like a legit starting corner.
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  Speaker 2: But until that moment, until Vic, you know, until Vic is.
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  Speaker 3: Certain that he doesn't have a guy, then it's a
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  Dori Jackson to Corey A. Benett Khilley Ringo And at
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  this point, you know, Ringo made another play in the
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  preseason game that showed you some of his some of
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  his deficiencies. We saw in the first game right where
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  it was a Jamar Chase who caught to pass along
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  the sideline and Ringo was a little slow to get there,
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  but then he.
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  Speaker 2: He couldn't wrap up the tackle at the ankles.
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  Speaker 3: Ringo just doesn't have these great fluid hips and he
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  gave up a third down pass because he got caught
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  up in all this traffic of a crossing route because
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  he just doesn't move laterally as well as some guys.
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  Speaker 2: So it looks now, we'll see what goes on the
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  next few days.
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  Speaker 3: Yeah, looks like Jacoryan Bennett and Androri Jackson are gonna
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  duke it out for a little while and we'll see
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  if Jacchorian can make his move.
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  Speaker 1: Now I'm putting my money on Jacorian Bennett. That's number one.
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  Number two. I like in Kaylee Ringo to the pitcher
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  who has ve lo but can't throw strikes. He has
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  been a live and electric arm and he just can't
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  throw strikes. And you're like, whatever happened to that guy.
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  Ringo is the guy, right, he's the athlete, He's the
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  guy that has all the tools. And then you're just like,
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  why why can't you put it together? Because he does
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  show flashes of brilliance at times with his athleticism.
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  Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, that's a little you know, flashes of brilliance
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  I've yet to see from Khilley Ringo. But you're right,
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  he's shown you that he's a good athlete and can
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  play out there.
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  Speaker 2: But I just I feel like we have not seen really.
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  Speaker 3: Good moments from Killey Ringo outside of like OTA practices,
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  which are that's you know, Adam calls that double a.
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  Speaker 2: I totally believe it. You know, I agree with him
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  on that.
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  Speaker 3: I make nothing out of I don't even make much
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  out of training camp. But you have to start the
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  evaluation process somewhere, and at least that's you know, real
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  intense practices.
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  Speaker 2: And I just don't think he stands out.
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  Speaker 1: Enough all right, safety but Kuba interception return for a touchdown,
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  fumble recovery. You know, hey, this guy's got a knack
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  for the ball. Nick Sirianni said after the game on Saturday,
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  did you see enough to say, I think mccouba is
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  going to be the safety or is that job still
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  up for grabs.
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  Speaker 3: Well, I've always thought if he's healthy and performing his
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  duties adequately or to to you know enough, that he
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  would be the starter because he's a second round pick
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  and a rookie and this year and you know this
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  coaching staff wanted him, so that helps, you know. I
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  wrote this for Philly Voice. I think that pick six
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  was fantastic and really helped him. But we have to
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  acknowledge that on that play, as Gabriel is rolling to
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  his left, he's really looking for the tight end and
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  o Jlari is doing such a good job of covering
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  that tight end and not just cover but getting physical,
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  forcing Gabriel to have to like, like, I can't make
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  that throw to him.
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  Speaker 2: I'm gonna guess go for Deiontay.
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  Speaker 3: I'm guessing he was going then for Deontay or he
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  was still trying to thread it there. But either way,
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  what really jumped out of that play to me was Ojelari,
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  who had a good game.
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  Speaker 2: By the way, he had a really nice two passers.
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  Speaker 1: On my list.
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  Speaker 3: Now, the only thing he didn't do well was he
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  did not maintain his backside discipline on that end around
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  that went for I.
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  Speaker 2: Think sixteen yards that he's got to do a better
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  job of that.
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  Speaker 1: But are you ever taking an end around is happening
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  in a preseason game.
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  Speaker 3: Well, I wouldn't normally, but the Browns ran two shooting
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  ladder plays in the joint practices, so I guess the
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  Eagles should.
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  Speaker 2: Have seen something like that come true. But yeah, but no,
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  I think mccouba.
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  Speaker 3: Who again got some first team run today, let's see
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  how he stacks the next few practices plays. He'll play
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  against the Jets because Vic said the competing players will
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  play in that preseason game and see from there.
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  Speaker 2: I think he's got a good chance to start again.
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  Speaker 1: The nickel all right, number another one on my list.
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  O Jallari was on my list as well. Uh would
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  be Jahad Campbell getting a sack, But he does it
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  as an edge and that's a little bit different of
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  how they deployed him in that it's early in the
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  game and you saw a different look right off the bat.
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  Now right now, it seems that he's the starting off
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  ball linebacker next to Vaughn. So are you still trying
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  to figure out what they're gonna do with Jahad Campbell.
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  Speaker 2: Figuring out No, I'm projecting at this point.
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  Speaker 3: And he continues to show up and flash and be
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  the perfect kind of compliment to Zach Bond because he
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  can shoot the gap and you saw him get the
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  sack that was on a sim pressure what they call
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  it creeper pressure where he's really the fourth rusher in
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  a four man rush, which is not technically a blitz,
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  but you Sawce drop into coverage on that, and what
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  that does is that messes up a protection scheme. So
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  and when you have a guy who can get down
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  hill as fast as Campbell, You're gonna make.
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  Speaker 2: A lot of disruption.
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  Speaker 3: So I think he's got a chance to sort of
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  have an impact in a different way on this defense
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  this year that Cooper de jen had on the defense
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  last year, which is just bringing like an electricity to
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  it that you wouldn't get with Jeremiah Trotter Junior. Now,
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  no offense to JT because he can ball, he can play.
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  They got a really good player there who has good
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  instincts and can be rangy and make the plays, but
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  he is not the athlete that Jahad Campbell is, and
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  that really jumps out.
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  Speaker 1: Well, and it's funny because the whole one of the
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  stories has been the Eagles have linebackers. They have like
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  four of them.
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  Speaker 2: This is unbelievable, Yeah, it really is. And when Nikobe
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  d comes back to off five of them? So who
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  are these Eagles? Who are you? And what have you
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  done with my Eagles?
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  Speaker 1: Right? Smile mind? And also looks like he can actually
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  play a little bit there as well. You know, you
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  take a look at the edge rusher spot you mentioned Ozelari.
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  How do you feel about that? Now? Two games in
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  of the preseason, I would imagine that Ojuce, both of
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  those guys make it or early one. Are they battling
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  each other? You know?
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  Speaker 2: I think so. But I will tell you the guy
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  that got from the Browns.
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  Speaker 3: Man they call him Ogwell, right, yep, he's had some
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  real I don't know where he is as a run defender.
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  He is a good pass rusher, He's got some speed
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  around the edges. It's a guy you'd like to keep,
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  especially if he can contribute on special teams. He might
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  be battling it out there with Patrick Johnson for that
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  fifth role.
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  Speaker 2: But Patrick Johnson's player.
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  Speaker 3: He has great camps every year and is a good
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  special team player, So one of those two will probably
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  be the fifth. But yeah, I would think Uja and
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  Ojelari or your three and four in some some order.
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  Speaker 1: I think on the offensive side of the ball. Really,
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  the only question is if if LANDA. Dickerson can't play,
• 17:18
  do we have a battle at left guard.
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  Speaker 3: Well, you know, before he left, I think we were
• 17:23
  talking about.
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  Speaker 2: This, and then when you were gone, we were I said, listen.
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  Speaker 3: I appreciate Brett Toth. He's been around for seven years.
• 17:30
  He has impressed Jeff Stealton with his perseverance.
• 17:35
  Speaker 2: He you know, is not very good when he has
• 17:37
  to play center because his snaps aren't very good.
• 17:39
  Speaker 3: But uh, I think the Eagles are doing the right
• 17:41
  thing in that. You know, it's your job to lose.
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  So they didn't immediately when Lander Dickerson went down and
• 17:47
  say all right, we got to get somebody else left guard.
• 17:49
  They gave Toth a shot.
• 17:50
  Speaker 2: But I do not.
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  Speaker 3: I have to squint really hard to see Brent Toth
• 17:55
  on the fifty three and being the first guy.
• 17:57
  Speaker 2: Up at left guard.
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  Speaker 3: And if he saw today Darian Cunard, yep took some
• 18:01
  first team left guard reps.
• 18:02
  Speaker 2: That's a guy.
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  Speaker 3: That's more, that's younger, more development upside. Was with the
• 18:06
  team all last year, played some guard and tackle.
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  Speaker 2: Matt Pryor.
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  Speaker 3: I still think you play left guard in the pinch
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  if they need him to. I just don't see Brett
• 18:15
  Toath being that guy.
• 18:17
  Speaker 1: We agree on that, all right. Jeff Bocher from the
• 18:19
  Inside the Birds Podcast, Football at four here on the
• 18:22
  sports Bash one preseason game left to go. It is
• 18:25
  on Friday night. You can hear the game right here
• 18:27
  on ninety seven three ESPN the Eagles and Jets. The
• 18:29
  pregame covered starts at six thirty, the kickoff at seven thirty.
• 18:33
  Inside the Birds podcast, available on all podcasting platform, has
• 18:37
  all your Eagles Jets coverage ready to go for the
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  final fifty three before the opener. Jeff Bocher will talk
• 18:44
  to you Wednesday.
• 18:44
  Speaker 2: Man. All right, Mike, take care