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Football at Four: Going Inside Eagles Training Camp · Inside the Birds: A Philadelphia Eagles Podcast

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  of the Birds podcast and Philly Voice dot Com joins
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  us right now on the first day of training camp. Now, Mosher,
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  you and I often joke the summer is over. It
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  is over.
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  Speaker 2: No, I refuse to believe it. Mike, It's not over.
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  It just training camp.
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  Speaker 3: You know what, I'm gonna make a provision.
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  Speaker 2: The summer isn't over until pads come out at training camp.
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  And then when you and I talk on the day
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  that pads come out at training camp, I'm gonna say,
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  this summer is not over until the first preseason game
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  is over.
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  Speaker 1: After that, right, that's the seventh by the way, the
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  first preseason game. Howie and Nick spoke earlier today the
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  Eagles were back on the field. I think the big
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  takeaway there was, were you surprised that Jahad Campbell was
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  on the field and practicing in limited capacity but he
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  was out there and ready to go something we weren't sure.
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  Speaker 2: Well, yeah, two surprises that he was going to be
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  out there because Vic Fangil alluded to him not being
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  ready until August, so maybe Vic is telling you that
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  summer's over or at least in August. And then the
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  second surprise was that they said he was going to
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  be limited, but to my knowledge, it looked like he
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  pretty much participated in all of the team drills as well.
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  Now there's no pads out, so I'm guessing limited to them,
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  and if this were a full practice in pads, that
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  he wouldn't have been out there, and that makes a
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  lot of sense. But this is a game changer, Mike.
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  I mean if it's a game changer in the sense
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  that he's already out there working on the first day
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  with everybody else. So the thought that Jeremiah Trotter would
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  definitely be the starter opposite or alongside Zach Bonn for
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  the season opener now has to be I'm not saying
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  it can't happen, but now you've got to look and
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  see how much Campbell can develop throughout the course of
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  entire training camp.
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  Speaker 1: Well, and the other revelation not revelation, but was confirmed,
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  is that Nakcobe Dean's on the pup list. What does
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  that mean to start the season on the pupp list.
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  Speaker 2: Well, I mean, he can come off at any time,
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  I believe, so it's not that big of a deal,
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  kind of like Sidney Brown last year. But the reality
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  is that he's probably I was told not to expect
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  him till October. Now again, that doesn't mean that he
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  can't make a faster progression. Who knows, but I expected
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  him to start on pup and I would be surprised
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  if you came off anytime soon.
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  Speaker 3: Okay.
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  Speaker 1: One of the other stories today Campbell back on the field.
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  But another guy who had a similar situation last year
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  that was hurt missed some time was Cooper Dejeen. He
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  was playing safety today with the first team. Is that
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  a surprise that he was getting some safety reps first
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  team safety reps out there?
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  Speaker 2: Not a surprise because we discussed that, we saw it
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  in OTAs or we discussed you know that he is
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  going to in base packages. In base when they don't
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  have a nickel corner on the field, which is not often,
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  he is going to compete at safety.
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  Speaker 3: And at outside corner.
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  Speaker 2: And I do feel like on the horizon, Mike, there's
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  more to the story at safety. I'm gonna talk about
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  this more on the next Inside the Birds podcast that
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  drops that will drop. It's just a little too detail
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  to get into right here, but I'll say, for now
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  and for the future, I'm very interested to see how
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  this safety picture works out here. But I mean, I
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  do know that when they were in five defensive back
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  formations today, he was Nickel corner where you're gonna see him.
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  Speaker 1: I look at it. Well, my follow up to this
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  would be, then let's just say he was an outstanding
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  safety and that's what they want to do with them.
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  Do they have the corner talent at Nickel to allow
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  him to move from that spot and vacate it?
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  Speaker 2: I mean, I just it's a good hypothetical, but it's
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  just not to me a realistic one.
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  Speaker 3: They drafted mccouba.
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  Speaker 2: They've got for now Red Blankenship entering the last year
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  of his deal. I mean, maybe if somebody got hurt,
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  that's a really good question. Do they want to put
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  him in over a Sydney Brown and then live with
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  whoever they can at Nickel? And I don't know what
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  the answer to that is because we haven't really seen Mac McWilliams,
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  who profiles as a Nickel corner play. You can get
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  around things by using certain types of sub packages. You
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  can play big nickel with more safeties. Micuba himself has
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  played nickelback right in college, so that's a potential backup
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  that is just not getting.
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  Speaker 3: Reps there now.
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  Speaker 2: Kind of have to see how it goes throughout camp
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  and see who is the backup slot corner.
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  Speaker 1: All right, something to keep an eye on. Yes, the
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  little Cooper Degene laying some safety at the first day
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  of training camp today. Some other things of note on
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  that side of the ball. Jordan Davis looking slim and
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  trim man. And I guess the question I would have
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  is you see Steord Davis come in, He looks obviously
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  like he's lost some weight. Are there are other ways
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  the Eagles want to use him and haven't been able to.
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  Are they happy with the version that they have had?
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  Speaker 3: No?
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  Speaker 2: I mean, I don't think that they're ecstatic that they
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  traded up in the first round to get a guy
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  who's basically playing thirteen snaps a game. But they picked
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  up his fifth year option for a reason. They talked
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  about his playoff run and even the December games where
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  he started to flash a little bit more as a
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  pass rusher, and let's see, now he did come in
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  appearing slimmer. You know, we talked a lot about Moro
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  Ajomo stepping into that Milton Williams role as a three technique,
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  as an interior pass rusher when you're in a four
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  man front, and Moro has to prove that he can
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  not only occupy the same amount of snaps that Milton did,
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  but also play at a high level and give a
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  pass rush the way Milton Williams did, or at least
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  something close to that for this defense to be good.
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  And if you're not getting that, then you're not ready
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  to go to Ty Robinson.
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  Speaker 3: And you see that.
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  Speaker 2: Jordan Davis has improved as a pass rusher, then the
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  door could be open for them to give Jordan Davis
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  more pass rush reps in a four man front when
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  they're in nickel. But you know, we're a little far
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  from that. But I imagine being a little bit lighter,
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  if that's what he truly is, can help him in
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  that regard. But he's also got to refine his technique.
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  Speaker 1: Mike.
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  Speaker 2: It's not just a being about lighter, it's about learning
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  how to use his hands, learning how to use all
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  that strength that he has and funnel that into being
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  a power player who moves people.
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  Speaker 3: He doesn't move people.
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  Speaker 2: The way a three hundred and thirty pound guy should
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  move people. Right, you want to see him sort of
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  develop like into what you've seen from a Dexter Lawrence
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  or a Videveya right, or a Christian Wilkins, somebody who's
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  just so multi dynamic and can do so many different things.
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  Speaker 1: I want to go back quickly to the Dean thing
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  on the pup list Jeff Mosher football at four. I
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  know this isn't really a fair question for Nikobe. He's
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  on the pup list. We don't know what he's going
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  to do. But does he have nearly the impact this
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  year as he did last year? In your mind?
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  Speaker 2: Well, I mean, a it's hard to he could, but
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  it's hard to if you're gonna miss like six games
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  or some odd right.
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  Speaker 3: But as far as.
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  Speaker 2: Level of play, if he can play at the level
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  he did last year, yes, he can make a huge
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  impact because if he comes back and you know, plays
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  the last ten to eleven games whatever in the playoffs, if
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  they make it and he's great, that's good. I think
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  though it's not unfair. Mike, what you're getting at is
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  if you're asking can he be the same player that
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  he was after yet another procedure, because remember it was
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  the the it was the foot before, and you know
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  now it's the pateller tendon, which is a tough injury
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  to come back from. He had injury concerns coming out
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  of college, you know, the shoulder and at the pro
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  day and everything like that. So how many He's not
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  the biggest guy in the world, we know that, So
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  how many surgeries can this man absorb and still play
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  at the level that he played at last year?
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  Speaker 3: That is a fair question.
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  Speaker 2: But he could certainly answer that by playing at that
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  level of last year, and that would really help the team.
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  Speaker 1: Vic Fangio will talk tomorrow, will probably get more detailed
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  because Campbell did practice, Dejene was playing some safety. We'll
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  hear more about them. The last guy on defense I
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  want to ask you about was Jalx Hunt. You know,
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  Jordan Mylotta had some interesting things to say. He said
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  he's special, he has tendencies like Micah Parsons, He's going
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  to be a star. Talk about putting a star right
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  on the map there of Jalx Hunt. We've all wondered, Okay,
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  what is this guy. Welcome, Welcome to trading camp.
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  Speaker 2: Yeah, no pressure, Jalix Hunt. You and your one career
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  NFL start now being compared to Micah Parsons.
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  Speaker 3: That's that's great.
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  Speaker 2: Well, the one thing we know is this, if Jelyox
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  Hunt is even anywhere near the level of Michaeh Parsons,
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  he'll get an extension after year three and he won't
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  be feuding with Allie Roseman in the media or Jeffrey
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  Lurry about it.
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  Speaker 3: So that's just because both teams do business differently.
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  Speaker 2: It's a lot to put on a guy, Mike, but
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  I do you and I had this conversation maybe.
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  Speaker 3: A couple of weeks ago.
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  Speaker 2: We were just talking about the edges and what to expect,
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  and I said, listen, Nolan Smith's the first round pick,
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  and the sky is really high for both of them.
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  But Jelex Hunt, to me, I felt, has an even
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  higher ceiling because he's such an explosive athlete who already
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  took to the position as a rookie despite not playing
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  that position very much just two years at Houston Christian Right,
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  whereas Nolan Smith he actually didn't play. We talked about
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  this a lot as a rookie, and he really had
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  to learn last year how to sort of channel his
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  interesting frame and the speed in the athleticism he has
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  into some power like that. That took him some time,
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  where Nolan just kind of like, I mean, Jaylex, It's
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  just the light seemed to go on for him very
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  very quickly.
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  Speaker 3: And if that.
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  Speaker 2: Means Mike that his learning curve is that, you know, small,
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  and that he can just pick it up and pick
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  it up and pick it up and absorb, I think
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  the ceiling will be really high for him.
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  Speaker 3: I don't want to put the car before the horse.
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  I'm just saying the could be very very high, all right.
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  Speaker 1: By the way, On defense, Kaylee Ringo got the first
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  reps on the outside there. We also did see Andrew
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  mccouba practicing with the first team at safety and splitting
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  reps with Sydney Brown. Those are all things Vic Dangil
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  will talk tomorrow. You'll hear that in the three o'clock
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  hour right here on the Sports Beast Live on ninety
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  seven three ESPN. It's football at four at Jeff Bocher.
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  Let's flip over to the offense, where obviously I thought
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  aj Brown today had something pretty interesting to say that
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  the amateur psychiatrists might get into a little bit. He says,
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  he wants to, you know, put a stamp on the
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  fact that he's the best. You know, and we were
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  talking about the fact that did he win his team goal,
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  and now he wants to be recognized as the best,
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  meaning twelve hundred yards ain't going to get it done
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  for me. And I want to put a stamp on that.
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  Is that something you look at and read into it
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  and saying, well, what does he mean by this? He
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  wants to be the best and put a stamp on it.
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  Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, I wondered the same thing, Mike, And
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  you know you can't help, but wonder how well.
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  Speaker 3: I mean his His stats.
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  Speaker 2: Weren't where they normally were last year, mainly because he
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  missed a couple of games early from the hamstring injury.
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  If you looked at his receiving yards per game last year,
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  they were eighty three yards, which was not too considering
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  how run reliant they were last year. That's not too
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  much below what he did in twenty twenty three, when
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  he was at eighty five point six, and then in
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  twenty twenty two when he was at eighty eight, So
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  just you know, three to five yards differential is actually
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  a much less steep drop than say, jail than what
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  the passing yards per game for Jalen Hurts was from
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  two years ago to last year, or even three years
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  ago to last year to this past season. So for
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  him to be recognized that as one of the best,
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  if not the best, I don't think it would take
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  that much more, probably staying healthy, and I think he
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  can easily get back to somewhere in that fourteen hundred
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  yard range that he was at in twenty twenty two,
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  two twenty three. But you know, to his point though,
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  and you know, I mean guys like Justin Jefferson, guys
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  like Jamar Chase, who are always going to get like
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  ten to twelve targets a game, sometimes more, probably gonna
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  finish with double digital touchdowns in their sleep. That's gonna
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  be a little bit difficult for him, just because of
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  the nature of the Eagle's offense. So I don't I
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  don't know if he'll be able to be satisfied the
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  way he wants to be.
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  Speaker 1: Real quick, I know we jumped over to the offense,
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  but I wanted to follow up. I had this written
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  down from yesterday's show. The poll question which Eagles defense
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  will be better this year's team or last year's team? Now,
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  sixty nine percent yesterday said last year's team, thirty percent
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  said this year's team. You just said that's not fair.
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  But can this year's defense be better? I think on
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  the surface, if you're asking will this one which one
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  will be better? You would say, well, last year's team
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  has better. But do you see scenarios where this team
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  where there's any roads? You know, we always say, are
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  there any roads that this team can use to get
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  an upset? Are there any roads that would lead this
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  defense to be better?
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  Speaker 2: Well, first you'd have to ask me, like if we
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  were going to take this argument to the most specific
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  really you know, like scalpel and floor steps to it.
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  They were the number one defense last year, So tell
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  me what ranks higher than number one that this year's
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  defense can achieve because tomorrow, if we're being literal, the
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  only thing they can do is tie last year's defense. Correct,
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  I mean as I mean, so, I don't know what
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  basis that they would be judged on other than that, Well, we.
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  Speaker 1: Know those NFL rankings sometimes can be subjective based on
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  the fact, well, you're winning, so your run defense teams
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  don't run the ball on you see if the number
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  one rush you know that kind of stuff. I mean
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  points per game. Maybe I don't know, but you know,
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  I guess when you're saying. I think that this even
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  last defense worked its way up to the number one defense.
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  They didn't start out there. They got to work their way.
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  They were one of the worst. They were one of
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  the worst four weeks. Well, like theoretically, I would say,
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  and I was talking about this yesterday, so you know,
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  you can chime in with me here Josh Wett right now,
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  I would say he's better. But could Jalx Hunt at
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  the end of the year be better than Josh Wett?
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  Speaker 2: I mean, yes, anything is possible.
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  Speaker 3: It's also no, no, no, no.
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  Speaker 2: Like it's not like if you ask me if Antoine
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  Powell Ryland could be as good as I wouldn't say
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  anything as possible. I mean, certainly the doorway is open
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  for that to happen.
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  Speaker 3: Do I think it's far?
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  Speaker 1: In other words, it's a fair question to ask, like, hey,
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  and Jalx Hunt at the end of the year is
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  ten and a half sacks, and you were like this
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  guy was unbelievable. I didn't see it coming, but hey,
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  it's in there.
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  Speaker 3: Yeah.
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  Speaker 2: I mean, the one thing last year's defense really did well,
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  also within the confines of being number one, was produce
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  a lot of takeaways from about probably like week nine on,
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  you know, and into the playoffs and they lost.
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  Speaker 1: They lost fifteen and a half sacks from last year's team.
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  I mean, so you got to find those sacks somewhere.
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  If you lose fifteen and a half and don't replace them,
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  you're under thirty sacks for the season. That's not good enough.
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  So they're gonna have to get him somewhere. Like could
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  the whoever plays safety? If Andrew mccuba is the safety,
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  do you see a scenario where you're like, he actually
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  was better than CJ. Gardner Johnson.
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  Speaker 2: I can see any scenario where one individual player is
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  better than the person that they replaced. However, when we're
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  talking about a Jomo for for Milt, and we're talking
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  about Jaelegs Hunt for Joshua and Macuba for CJ. Gardner Johnson,
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  I see that as highly unlikely that at the end
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  of the day, we're saying, man, all three of these
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  guys are better than the guys that they were playing,
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  it does and then you know Ringo better than Slay.
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  Speaker 3: It just doesn't happen that way.
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  Speaker 1: So what's more important that the guys who replaced the
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  guys who left are better or that Carter, Dejeane and
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  Mitchell the impact that they will bring and Bond being
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  in the defense for the second year and being second
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  year players. I know Bonn's not a second year player,
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  but realistically he hasn't played a lot of defense in
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  his career.
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  Speaker 2: Yes, I would, I love how you asked that. I
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  would say that progression from the young players who played
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  really well last year to Jane Carter, Yeah, absolutely is
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  more important than any one or two individuals matching the
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  talent level of the person that they're trying like.
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  Speaker 1: They could have more success on the defense's overall ranking
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  than the new players coming in and providing whatever they're
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  here to provide.
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  Speaker 2: Right, And I think the real question is if the
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  offense is going to be somewhat sporadic. I think that
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  we can fairly say last year, despite all the spar
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  star power, that the offense was sporadic, get ranked like
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  it was in the middle of the pack.
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  Speaker 3: If I if I recall correctly. I'm trying to look
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  at the ranks right now.
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  Speaker 2: Eighth, ninth, one, two, three, four, five, six, eight all right,
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  sevenths or eight all right, which is fine, that's not
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  bad at all. But if the defense only ranks seventh
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  or eighth this year, not number one, can the offense
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  compensate by getting into a top five, top six ring,
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  because you know, if you're top ten and both, you're
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  going to be right there with everybody. If you're outside
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  the top ten and one or the other, then the
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  other side has to compensate.
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  Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, two more things before we get out
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  of here. I thought one of the highlights was Roseman
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  today saying, hey, we have thirteen picks and we could
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  use them to make this year's team better, right, you know,
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  like they're not resting on it. So he acknowledged if
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  this team's not good enough, I'm not going to just
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  let it and say, hey, you know, we'll get there.
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  We won the Super Bowl last year. These guys maybe
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  we got off the No, he's gonna say, if we
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  need help, we have the ammunition to go get it.
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  I thought that was refreshing to hear.
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  Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, And he did that in twenty eighteen, coming
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  off the Super Bowl when they sense that they needed
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  some help, and I think it was was a golden
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  tate that they wound up acquiring who helped them with
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  a touchdown against the Bears. Yes, I mean he really
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  didn't help them that much. And that touchdown you could
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  have caught because it was one of those two way goes.
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  It was wide open, but nonetheless it was a touchdown,
• 18:15
  and it just showed that how he would make a
• 18:18
  move at the deadline. And I think he has even
• 18:20
  more trade stock to be able to do that again.
• 18:23
  Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, last one for Jeff Mosher. Jalen Hurts
• 18:27
  said he has not worn his ring. He won't wear
• 18:30
  the ring he has moved on.
• 18:32
  Speaker 3: Is it because it's idious?
• 18:36
  Speaker 1: You don't like it? You don't like that?
• 18:38
  Speaker 3: I think it's cool in design.
• 18:39
  Speaker 2: But are you gonna wear a ring with like the
• 18:41
  wings out and like this green kind of quality thing?
• 18:45
  Speaker 1: Like, what are you gonna wear that into a club?
• 18:46
  I don't Well, I always feel like you spend so much.
• 18:49
  Now let's just become Can I one up the ring
• 18:52
  from the year before that? No one's gonna wear either,
• 18:55
  But does Jalen Hurts put it on like eBay, right,
• 18:59
  is it better? We were talking about this before you
• 19:01
  came on. You put the ring on eBay. It's is
• 19:04
  it a game war or like post super Bowl worn ring?
• 19:08
  Do you say I'm not ever a wearing this thing.
• 19:09
  I'm just gonna put it on eBay?
• 19:12
  Speaker 2: I have no I really, you know, the getting inside
• 19:15
  the mind of Jalen Hurts is a strange, strange venture.
• 19:19
  I'm just gonna go with my theory that he just
• 19:21
  thinks it's hitious and it's it's more it's better to
• 19:24
  put it and and by the way, it's intentionally, I
• 19:26
  mean it's supposed to be. All super Bowl rings are
• 19:28
  are gaudy, extravagant, and you're right, and my god, don't
• 19:32
  let the Cowboys ever win one, because who knows what
• 19:34
  Jerry will do to a Super Bowl ring and how
• 19:36
  ridiculous that thing will look. But yeah, I mean I
• 19:39
  think they're better reserved for a case somewhere than say
• 19:43
  a finger.
• 19:44
  Speaker 1: Yeah, you put it on display somewhere in your house,
• 19:47
  you know if you have that room? Right? All right? Well,
• 19:50
  day one in the books for the Eagles. Anything I
• 19:52
  missed that stood out to you?
• 19:54
  Speaker 2: Well, I thought, you know, Kenyan Green not practicing, it's
• 19:57
  not a big deal because you know, guys like Green
• 19:59
  and Carter hooting practice. If they were really hurt badly,
• 20:02
  they would have started on pup. So they'll probably be
• 20:05
  out there soon. But you know, Jillen Carter's pretty secure
• 20:07
  at his job, and plus he needs a little bit
• 20:09
  of the rest. Anyway, with all the snaps that he
• 20:11
  played last year. Kenyan Green not even being able to
• 20:14
  participate in the first training camp practice probably not not,
• 20:19
  Probably not gonna matter two weeks from now.
• 20:20
  Speaker 3: But if we're talking about today, not the greatest thing.
• 20:23
  Speaker 1: All Right, Football at four has training camp coverage all
• 20:26
  week long. The Inside the Birds podcast will have plenty
• 20:29
  more in depth on this with Jeff Moscher and Adam Kaplan.
• 20:33
  Andrew deiceco will have coverage over on Inside the Birds
• 20:36
  dot com, and of course, Jeff will be at training
• 20:39
  camp practice tomorrow for Philly Voice. You could read all
• 20:42
  the coverage there at Phillyboye dot com. All right, Jeff,
• 20:46
  happy summer ending.
• 20:47
  Speaker 3: Oh you stopped that. Mike Summer is nice and it's here,
• 20:51
  you know what I mean?
• 20:52
  Speaker 1: Man? All right, there's Jeff Moocher. Everybody Football at four
• 20:55
  here on The Sports Past Live ninety seven three, ESPN,