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Speaker 1: Eagles insider Dave Spidero, joined today by Beau Wolf as
Speaker 1: Eagles wrap up Day two here at the Novacare Complex.
Speaker 1: Still practices training sections closed to the public. That will
Speaker 1: not be the case from this point forward starting tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Absolutely Lincoln Financial Field Tomorrow an unbelievable fun for the
Speaker 1: whole family event Eagles Alumni Day, and more importantly, Dave,
Speaker 1: we get to see the pads go on these players
Speaker 1: for the first time. Yeah, so we learn a little
Speaker 1: bit more about a roster that has changed so much
Speaker 1: the Eagles, of course, with a roster edition on Monday Day,
Speaker 1: bringing the total to ninety players, where the roster is
Speaker 1: full and the depth chart starting to look a little
Speaker 1: bit more concrete, a little bit, even though Chip Kelly
Speaker 1: continues to tell us that there's no such thing as
Speaker 1: a depth chart in early summer. Let's get your caught
Speaker 1: up when everything going on with the day. Our three
Speaker 1: sixty update Alex Smith out on the practice fields here
Speaker 1: at an overcare complex. Day two of Eagles camp is
Speaker 1: in the books. Hi everyone, Alex Smith here with your
Speaker 1: three sixty update, presented by Sports authority. While yesterday it
Speaker 1: was Chip Kelly, Sam Bradford and the Eagles offense taking
Speaker 1: center stage, today the spotlight shifted over to the defense.
Speaker 1: Eagles defensive coordinator Bill Davis kicked things off with his
Speaker 1: pre practice press conference, and when he was asked about
Speaker 1: the recent trade of Brandon Boykin, he spoke about how
Speaker 1: comfortable he and the rest of the Eagles coaching staff
Speaker 1: is with the Eagle secondary group. We are going to
Speaker 1: mix and match and move everybody around, and it's neat
Speaker 1: to have the ability from both the skill set from
Speaker 1: the players in the secondary and a football intelligence set.
Speaker 1: We've got multiple positions that can move around both from
Speaker 1: a talented where you know a guy can play corner
Speaker 1: safety and nickel or corner and nickel or safety in corner,
Speaker 1: and we'll move them around until we find the best fifth.
Speaker 1: One of the players that was highlighted by Davis today
Speaker 1: was Nolan Carroll, who spent most of last season as
Speaker 1: the Eagles starting dinebacker. This time around, Carol is competing
Speaker 1: for that outside corner spot and Davis has been very
Speaker 1: pleased with what he's seen early in the season. Nolan
Speaker 1: has all the skill to set to start and he
Speaker 1: did in Miami, and we're very happy with the all
Speaker 1: he had. One best offseasons I've been around. He really
Speaker 1: has from every competition I think he won maybe every
Speaker 1: competition that we had in the offseason to his technique
Speaker 1: that he's diving into. Nolan has been a start in
Speaker 1: the NFL, and we viewed him as a starter last year.
Speaker 1: Early on, we kept trying to rotate and he had
Speaker 1: some hamstring in different issues that the kind of as
Speaker 1: we went around along, I didn't get him in there enough,
Speaker 1: and I probably should I that's on me. But we've
Speaker 1: got all the confidence in Nolan to compete for that
Speaker 1: other starting corner spot. We also caught up with Carol
Speaker 1: and self and the veteran spoke about finally getting the
Speaker 1: chance to compete for that starting spot on the outside.
Speaker 1: We just wanted us always to compete every single day
Speaker 1: and coming with that mindset to always try and get
Speaker 1: better and make everybody else around you better. Another veteran
Speaker 1: member of the Eagles secondary is safety Malcolm Jenkins. Today,
Speaker 1: Jenkins spoke at the podium about the Eagles defense not
Speaker 1: missing a beat despite all the new faces. I'm very comfortable,
Speaker 1: you know, when you got guys on the outside that
Speaker 1: holding their own and you don't mind leaving them on
Speaker 1: an island. Um. And then you put Walter Durhman next
Speaker 1: to me, who's who's making plays and is instinctual and
Speaker 1: has played a lot of football. Um, it takes a
Speaker 1: little bit of the burden off of me being the
Speaker 1: quarterback of the secondary when you got guys that, um,
Speaker 1: you know, put into work and know what they're doing
Speaker 1: and you can hold them accountable. So this this spring
Speaker 1: and then the first couple of practices we have so
Speaker 1: far have been really good. I think we're starting to
Speaker 1: jail a little bit as a as a unit. Um,
Speaker 1: getting some new guys in that are some young guys
Speaker 1: too that are getting some reps in and fitting in well. Um,
Speaker 1: you know, and everybody's everybody's willing to compete day in
Speaker 1: and day out, And I think that's a good mentality
Speaker 1: to have when we're trying to be the best unit
Speaker 1: in this league. And you know, every day we come
Speaker 1: out here and lay it on the line. But the
Speaker 1: Eagles defense can't have all the fun today. So let's
Speaker 1: switch sides back over to the offense and hear from
Speaker 1: DeMarco Murray on how he feels through his first few
Speaker 1: days of training camp as an Eagle. I do, yeah,
Speaker 1: I definitely do. I've been here for a couple of
Speaker 1: months and become a part of this team and great team,
Speaker 1: great group of guys, great group of coaches, and a
Speaker 1: great organization. So m I said, I definitely feel like
Speaker 1: an Eagle and working with these guys been been amazing.
Speaker 1: So I'm happy and to hear more from DeMarco Murray
Speaker 1: as well as all the other stories from day two
Speaker 1: of Eagles camp, be sure to keep it right here
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Speaker 1: Spidero bow Wolf. Time for some of your questions for
Speaker 1: this twenty fifteen team. It's our Twitter mail bag here
Speaker 1: on Inside Training Camp. Bow Let's begin with this question
Speaker 1: from at EJ. Hernan. When new players join the team,
Speaker 1: what are the top three values slash expectations you aim
Speaker 1: to instill. Bo. That's a pretty deep question, unless sure
Speaker 1: exactly how to begin to answer that. Maybe it's a
Speaker 1: better question for Chip, but I would say the two
Speaker 1: biggest hurdles somebody has to overcome when coming into this
Speaker 1: organization is first of all, you have to learn the nomenclature,
Speaker 1: the scheme that you're going to play in, and then
Speaker 1: you have to learn how things run. Athletically, you have
Speaker 1: to get up to speed physically to be able to
Speaker 1: handle the tempo of these practices. From there, once you
Speaker 1: can overcome that and you can sort of start to
Speaker 1: play football and not think so much, that's when I
Speaker 1: think you see the growths being made. I go with values, expectations, teamwork,
Speaker 1: understanding that you are here, you are not better than
Speaker 1: anybody else in this locker room or this organization. Then
Speaker 1: obviously the willingness to work really, really hard, because Chip
Speaker 1: does work this team extremely hard, and that's something that
Speaker 1: takes a bit of getting used to. The tempo is high,
Speaker 1: and while they don't bring players down to the ground tackling,
Speaker 1: you understand that you better be in the best shape
Speaker 1: of your life to be a Philadelphia Eagle. All right,
Speaker 1: let's go to the second question, Dave. This one's a
Speaker 1: little more of my speed less theoretical more. Who's it
Speaker 1: going to be? Who will be the starting cornerback next
Speaker 1: to Byron Maxwell. That's courtesy of at sergioe Astrada seven. Well,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna go right now with Nolan Carroll. I think
Speaker 1: he's had just a quantum leap from last year to
Speaker 1: this year. Very physical Eagles want to press successfully, they
Speaker 1: want to use their technique correctly, and he's been one
Speaker 1: of the most impressive players in this camp and in
Speaker 1: the spring. And I give that nod myself right now
Speaker 1: to Nolan Carroll over some young players who in the
Speaker 1: long run maybe better players, But right now it's Nolan Carroll. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I think Eric Rowe is maybe the primary competitor for
Speaker 1: Nolan Carroll at that spot right now. And I think
Speaker 1: you could see a situation where maybe halfway through the season,
Speaker 1: Eric row makes enough gains, makes enough strides that he
Speaker 1: overtakes that position. But certainly, right now it's Nolan Carroll's
Speaker 1: spot to lose. What's so much justest thing is everybody
Speaker 1: you talk to, Chip Kelly, Bill Davis, Korey Undlin, even
Speaker 1: some of the players on this team say how outstanding
Speaker 1: an offseason Roland Carroll had, how leaps and bounds better
Speaker 1: than everybody else he was. I don't even it's what
Speaker 1: does that mean for a player to be that good
Speaker 1: in the off season. It's hard for me to understanding.
Speaker 1: It's that when a new coach comes in and says,
Speaker 1: this is what we want you to do. Go out
Speaker 1: and show your technique. I think it's something that came
Speaker 1: very naturally to Nolan, something that he wanted to be
Speaker 1: part of when he signed up last year. Remember last
Speaker 1: year he came in was kind of thrown into that
Speaker 1: quasi linebacker role, and that really changed things for Nolan Carroll.
Speaker 1: He's comfortable in this role and we will see him
Speaker 1: I think early on, certainly in the preseason as the
Speaker 1: starter cornerback, and when the pads go on and other
Speaker 1: teams come in, when the Baltimore Ravens come in, we'll
Speaker 1: get a better feel for just where Nolan is as
Speaker 1: a cornerback here all right. Question number three in our
Speaker 1: Twitter mail bag, why haven't the Eagles incorporated the tight
Speaker 1: ends into the pass game for greater depth? Well, I
Speaker 1: reject the notion of this question. I think the tight
Speaker 1: ends are very much a part of this offense, not
Speaker 1: only Brent Selleck and zach Ertz, but everybody else who's here.
Speaker 1: I mean, zach Ertz had fifteen catches in the game
Speaker 1: last years and what or incorporation I see a little
Speaker 1: bit more, but fifteen catches of his fifty eight catches
Speaker 1: last year, meaning he only had forty three and the
Speaker 1: other fifteen games. I think what the question really refers
Speaker 1: to is the way the NFL is working now that
Speaker 1: these tight ends, the Jimmy Grahams, the Gronks of the
Speaker 1: world are such dominant pass catchers. To me, the reason
Speaker 1: is the Eagles want to spread things around. They've got
Speaker 1: Darren Sprowles, They've got Jordan Matthews, They've got weapons across
Speaker 1: the board. I don't think Chip Kelly wants to throw
Speaker 1: all of his attention into one receiver, one position. I
Speaker 1: think his preference is to move things around. I would
Speaker 1: agree with that. And I think the one area where
Speaker 1: I think maybe you would like to see a little
Speaker 1: bit more from the tight ends, especially zach Ertz, would
Speaker 1: be in the red zone, where the Eagles struggled at
Speaker 1: times last season. Perhaps that'll be the case. The absolutely
Speaker 1: struggled last year in the red zones, something they must
Speaker 1: improve in twenty fifteen. Keep your questions coming, we'll read
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Speaker 1: Make sure you visit it. Really interesting stuff. Let's talk
Speaker 1: about that before we talk about football. And then the
Speaker 1: message you want to get out to fans. Oh, it's
Speaker 1: just a view, my viewpoint, personal viewpoint, one on one,
Speaker 1: and I'm able to write down what I want to fantasy,
Speaker 1: a kind of different perspective from what they get each
Speaker 1: and every day from the media. So it's a lot
Speaker 1: of fun to have that side of me. Yeah, it's
Speaker 1: not easy to be to put things down. Everybody kind
Speaker 1: of thinks it comes naturally. It's hard to write it
Speaker 1: down and then it kind of lives forever there. Oh, definitely. Yeah,
Speaker 1: there's a lot of a lot of out takes per se,
Speaker 1: a lot of going back and checking my work and
Speaker 1: making sure this I wanted to sound each and every time.
Speaker 1: But it's fun to have the fantasy a different side
Speaker 1: of us. Zach. This is year number three for you.
Speaker 1: How much have you grown from way back when to now? Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's been an unbelievable transformation. I mean that first year
Speaker 1: I didn't really have an off season. It didn't really
Speaker 1: come in till camp for that first year. Last year
Speaker 1: I had a little hamstring injury throughout those PAS and
Speaker 1: the mini camp that kind of set me back as well.
Speaker 1: So this was the kind of the first full year
Speaker 1: that I had an off season going into this year.
Speaker 1: So it was a great express for me to have
Speaker 1: all the OTAs in the mandatory mini camp as well,
Speaker 1: and I'm really looking forward to this season. And then
Speaker 1: after that, I knew you were out up in Canada
Speaker 1: watching the US Women's World Cup team, your girlfriend Julie Johnson. Congratulations.
Speaker 1: What was that like to be part of the national
Speaker 1: pride and to win a gold medal? Yeah, I feel
Speaker 1: like that's the only sport that are that everyone in
Speaker 1: the US can kind of truly get around. There's no
Speaker 1: Eagles versus Dallas to everyone for the country. Um. So
Speaker 1: it was a lot of fun being out there and
Speaker 1: supporting her and saying the girls win was an unbelievable achievement.
Speaker 1: Do you visualize it all? What would be like when
Speaker 1: Eagles win the Super Bowl? How all these Eagles fans
Speaker 1: will yeah go crazy like that. Yeah. Now it's kind
Speaker 1: of my turn to hold up our end of the bargain.
Speaker 1: It would be unbelievable experience for us to kind of
Speaker 1: go out there and one and have a Super Bowl
Speaker 1: and a World Cup trophy under one room. I like that.
Speaker 1: And then I know you went to back out to
Speaker 1: Hollywood and did the NMA again. It's like the guns
Speaker 1: who looked like a rid Yeah. Try And it was
Speaker 1: a lot of fun going out there training with Lane
Speaker 1: and John Moffatt as well, who we have on the team. Now.
Speaker 1: I was out there for a little bit down to
Speaker 1: San Diego with Darren Sprawls and Sanchez and we had
Speaker 1: Little Nest West out there for about a week, which
Speaker 1: was a lot of fun. We had about twelve guys
Speaker 1: down there training, So it was a really good offseason.
Speaker 1: I got a lot better and I think a lot
Speaker 1: of guys did as well, all these new faces. Zach,
Speaker 1: what is the mood in the locker room? What's the camaraderie? Like? Oh,
Speaker 1: it's great. I mean, this is what training camps for
Speaker 1: to build that camaraderie. We have a lot of new
Speaker 1: guys obviously, so all the camaraderie is gonna be built
Speaker 1: out on the field and at the hotel and in
Speaker 1: meetings each and every day. So it's gonna be a
Speaker 1: lot of fun to see this team grow because where
Speaker 1: we are now is not where we're gonna be. Uh.
Speaker 1: Come September thirteenth, early thoughts, as we wrapped this up
Speaker 1: here with Sam Bradford and he's on the field and
Speaker 1: everybody's excited as somebody who's catching passes from him. What's
Speaker 1: your scouting report? What you see is what you get.
Speaker 1: I mean, he was the number one overall pick for
Speaker 1: a reason. He can put the ball wherever he wants it,
Speaker 1: but the team has to carry Sam as well. It's
Speaker 1: not Sam carrying us. It's all all twenty two of
Speaker 1: us kind of building around each other. And I think
Speaker 1: it's gonna be a lot of fun this year. Zach Ertz,
Speaker 1: thanks many thanks. Wait to get training camp going. Zach
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Speaker 1: the base defense three to four verses four three. What
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Speaker 1: about the sport of football. We're going to start today
Speaker 1: by talking a little bit of defense. You hear four three,
Speaker 1: you hear three four? What really is the difference and
Speaker 1: why the team's employee Pretty simple? Four three means four
Speaker 1: defensive linemen, three linebackers. Three four three defensive linemen, four linebackers.
Speaker 1: The number one reason why teams run one scheam or
Speaker 1: the other is pretty simple, and it comes down to personnel.
Speaker 1: Do they have more good defensive linemen or do they
Speaker 1: have more good linebackers to employ a three four. There
Speaker 1: are also other benefits that will get into in terms
Speaker 1: of a four three and the three four as well.
Speaker 1: First thing we want to look at is sort of
Speaker 1: your base four three over front. What you really want
Speaker 1: to be looking at to tell the difference between a
Speaker 1: four three over and a four three under is the
Speaker 1: defensive tackles. Right there. You've got Marcus Coon, he's on
Speaker 1: the outside shoulder of Zack Martin. Now look, you've got
Speaker 1: Jason Witton over here as the tight end. That's the
Speaker 1: strong side of the offense's formation. So if the defensive
Speaker 1: tackles are shifted over like Marcus Coon and Jonathan Hankins
Speaker 1: are and slanted towards Jason Witton, it is an overfront.
Speaker 1: Now we'll get into this in subsequent episodes here of
Speaker 1: Football one oh one. But Marcus Coon is in a
Speaker 1: three technique on the outside shoulder of Zack Martin, Jonathan
Speaker 1: Hankins is in a one technique on the backside shoulder
Speaker 1: of the center. But really the defensive tackles being over
Speaker 1: towards the tight end is what indicates that it is
Speaker 1: a four three overfront. And then of course it's just
Speaker 1: a little inside run to the left side, and Jonathan
Speaker 1: Hankins did his job. I used to always love, absolutely
Speaker 1: love running week side against them. Now we're going to
Speaker 1: take a look at a four three underfront, and what
Speaker 1: you want to look at here again is the defensive tackles. Now,
Speaker 1: once again, you've got to the right side of the formation.
Speaker 1: You've got the strength. So both of the forty nine
Speaker 1: ers tight ends are to the strength of the formation
Speaker 1: over there. So instead of the Seahawks having an overfront
Speaker 1: where this defensive tackle Kevin Williams would be on the
Speaker 1: outside shoulder of the right guard Alex Boon, instead he's
Speaker 1: on the play side shoulder of the center. The other
Speaker 1: defensive tackle is on the backside shoulder of the left guard.
Speaker 1: They call this an underfront, and the Seahawks do it
Speaker 1: more than anybody else. The main reason why they do
Speaker 1: it is because they believe that that nose guard can
Speaker 1: eat up that center and offense and essentially stuffed any
Speaker 1: run plays that happened there. We'll take a look and
Speaker 1: see exactly what happened on this play. So a little
Speaker 1: power scheme and Rancor cuts it back and the backside
Speaker 1: defensive tackle is able to get in on the play
Speaker 1: was a back block I should say, by the center
Speaker 1: and the backside defensive tackle able to get in and
Speaker 1: make that play in the four three under front. Now
Speaker 1: we'll actually take a look at a three four front.
Speaker 1: This is a base three four front. And what you
Speaker 1: want to notice here it's pretty obvious, right You've got
Speaker 1: three down linemen in their stances. You guys know who
Speaker 1: they are, Cedric Thornton, Benny Logan and Fletcher Cocks, and
Speaker 1: then four linebackers. What makes this a base three four
Speaker 1: is that everybody's essentially lined up head up, maybe a
Speaker 1: little bit inside if you see the defensive ends Cos
Speaker 1: and Cedric Thornton, but essentially head up on the man
Speaker 1: that they will be combating on that play. That is
Speaker 1: what makes it a three four front. When they're in
Speaker 1: a base alignment on the inside show older maybe even
Speaker 1: head up of that offensive tackle. The job of all
Speaker 1: those guys up front is to two gap the guy
Speaker 1: they're going against. Lynch cuts it all the way back
Speaker 1: here and Fletcher Cox shows why he is Fletcher Cox.
Speaker 1: I mean for him to just throw Russell Hacoon and
Speaker 1: make that play. That's why Fletcher Cox is one heck
Speaker 1: of a player. Last but certainly not least. Let's look
Speaker 1: at a three four underfront. And the point to make
Speaker 1: here is that just because it's a three to four
Speaker 1: doesn't mean that they always have to be lined up
Speaker 1: in a base look. So it's still three four personnel front,
Speaker 1: but this is really an underlook out of three to
Speaker 1: four personnel, and the key guy to look at there
Speaker 1: is number fifty eight Brooks read, the outside linebacker who's
Speaker 1: head up on the tight end. So if you remember,
Speaker 1: this actually looks very similar to the underfront we showed
Speaker 1: with Seattle, where you've got the defensive tackle to the
Speaker 1: tight end inside of the offensive guard to that side,
Speaker 1: but instead of it being a defensive end on the
Speaker 1: tight end, it's an outside linebacker because the Houston techn
Speaker 1: is elected to stay in three to four personnel on
Speaker 1: this play. And we'll again see how this play sorts
Speaker 1: itself out. Seem like there's a lot of cutting back
Speaker 1: going on. It happens more often than you think in
Speaker 1: the NFL. So now that we have a pretty good
Speaker 1: idea of a base four to three over, a base
Speaker 1: four three under three four base as well as a
Speaker 1: three four under it, you have a little bit of
Speaker 1: a better idea of where we're going with this thing
Speaker 1: and what the base fronts are. In the next episode,
Speaker 1: we'll actually tell you what those techniques mean. When I
Speaker 1: say a one technique or a three technique, you're going
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