Speaker 1: We welcome you back into Eagles Draft Central on Philadelphia
Speaker 1: Eagles dot com Bo Wolf alongside NFL Film Senior producer
Speaker 1: Grant co Sell as we await press conferences for Eric
Speaker 1: Rowe and Jordan Hicks. The Eagles Day two picks here
Speaker 1: at the Novacare Complex. We'll bring that to you shortly.
Speaker 1: Until then, we sort of wait around for the Eagles
Speaker 1: first Day three pick. Of course, they traded down in
Speaker 1: the fourth round, getting a future third round pick from
Speaker 1: the Detroit Lions, and right now no fifth round picks,
Speaker 1: so we could be waiting here till the sixth round. Greg,
Speaker 1: nice little Saturday we've gone for us, So we're watching
Speaker 1: the draft. There worst things to do. So we've talked
Speaker 1: obviously about how the Eagles may eventually still need to
Speaker 1: address some needs on the offensive line, not necessarily dire
Speaker 1: starting needs, but in terms of depth at least, do
Speaker 1: you feel like there is that depth if the Eagles
Speaker 1: have to wait all the way until the sixth round.
Speaker 1: And I think what people have to understand is when
Speaker 1: you start getting later and later in the draft, you're
Speaker 1: obviously getting to prospects who have more flaws, Otherwise they
Speaker 1: would not be available in the sixth round. So certainly
Speaker 1: there are players on the offensive line who I think
Speaker 1: fit sort of the profile. They have the traits that
Speaker 1: fit with an athletic zone blocking scheme. I look at
Speaker 1: a Laurence Gibson, who's a tackle from Virginia Tech. Tested
Speaker 1: out of control at the combine. He needs a lot
Speaker 1: of work, but when you put on the tape, you
Speaker 1: see a really athletic mover. Another intriguing tackle is Rob
Speaker 1: Chris from North Carolina State, who certainly has left tackle traits,
Speaker 1: which likely means you could play right tackle. Maybe you
Speaker 1: could even move them inside to guard. But there's players
Speaker 1: like that who I believe from tape study fit the
Speaker 1: profile that the Eagles look for in their run block.
Speaker 1: I also think what you get when you get to
Speaker 1: Day three is just bigger variance on draft boards across
Speaker 1: the league. Everybody sort of thinks that the top first
Speaker 1: round players are pretty similar. When you get this deep,
Speaker 1: it's all about who can you plug into your scheme
Speaker 1: Guys like that. So you know a player who the
Speaker 1: Eagles may have as a fourth round offensive lineman other
Speaker 1: teams may not even have on their board. So there's
Speaker 1: an opportunity I think for there to be players there
Speaker 1: in the sixth round. The Eagles have two sixth round
Speaker 1: picks right now, number one ninety one and one ninety
Speaker 1: six coming up in the sixth round, but it should
Speaker 1: be interesting to see what they do. Yeah, and again,
Speaker 1: you know there's other players I know you like. We've
Speaker 1: been talking quite a bit about Adrian Amos from Penn State,
Speaker 1: who I believe still on the board, and whether he's
Speaker 1: there in the sixth round only time will tell, but
Speaker 1: there are certainly other players that I think look like
Speaker 1: players who fit what the Eagles would like. Amos is
Speaker 1: the opposite of Eric Row. Amos started at corner and
Speaker 1: became a safety, whereas Row started at safety and became
Speaker 1: a corner. But Amos, when you see him play, he
Speaker 1: played a ton over the slide and played man to
Speaker 1: man over the slot. So he's another big guy six
Speaker 1: to two eighteen that has corner and safety skills. And
Speaker 1: what's interesting to see as you sort of juxtapose what
Speaker 1: the Eagles have been able to do versus what other
Speaker 1: teams were able to do. Seattle just took two offensive
Speaker 1: linemen within a few picks in the fourth round, both
Speaker 1: of whom were linked to the Eagles, both of whom
Speaker 1: came to the novicare complex Terry Pool from San Diego
Speaker 1: State and Mark Lewinsky from West Virginia, player who we
Speaker 1: have been talking a lot about, a player I would
Speaker 1: have loved to have seen as an Eagle, But clearly
Speaker 1: they didn't value him as highly as I did because
Speaker 1: they traded out of the fourth round. Because to me,
Speaker 1: he was a fourth round type player who could have
Speaker 1: I don't want to say stepped right in. I don't
Speaker 1: think he would have been a starter of this year,
Speaker 1: but again, has those traits that you look for because
Speaker 1: he moved well. I really liked the fact that he
Speaker 1: was rarely on the ground when I watched him play
Speaker 1: at West Virginia. But obviously he's gone. They didn't feel
Speaker 1: strongly enough. It's like Chips said yesterday when they drafted
Speaker 1: Jordan Hicks, he was so much higher than everyone else
Speaker 1: on their board that they had to take him. They
Speaker 1: obviously did feel that way about anybody in the fourth round,
Speaker 1: or they would have stayed there and made the pick.
Speaker 1: All right, As we transition from hoping and wishing that
Speaker 1: some guys will be there in the sixth round, let's
Speaker 1: talk a little bit about the players the Eagles did
Speaker 1: choose in round two and round three on Day two
Speaker 1: who we will meet shortly in the novicare complex, Eric Rowe,
Speaker 1: a safety slash cornerback. The versatile defensive back from Utah
Speaker 1: Jordan Hicks, so you mentioned from Texas, the linebacker. I
Speaker 1: think we're going to see from these guys sort of
Speaker 1: what we saw from Nelson Agilore yesterday. These are mature
Speaker 1: young men who are ready to step into this Chip
Speaker 1: Kelly program and begin work right away, you know. And
Speaker 1: I think that Row is to me a guy who
Speaker 1: could be a starter of the yard corner. I think
Speaker 1: he's going to be given every opportunity to start at
Speaker 1: corner on the outside opposite Byron Maxwell. Because he's big.
Speaker 1: He fits the profile six one two oh five safety
Speaker 1: skills as well. But clearly, when you draft in the
Speaker 1: second round this kind of player and you like big corners,
Speaker 1: that's what you're starting him. At. Corner is a more
Speaker 1: important position than safety in the NFL, especially if you
Speaker 1: want to play press man, and in this Eagles defense,
Speaker 1: Eric Row has the capability, the length, the physicality, all
Speaker 1: that stuff to step in and do what cornerbacks are
Speaker 1: asked to do in the Seagle's defense as you take
Speaker 1: a little peek into the auditorium there. But Eric Row,
Speaker 1: we've talked a lot about him. We went to the
Speaker 1: Senior Bowl. We saw the film room, stuff, physical, all
Speaker 1: that stuff. Everything checks all the boxes that the Eagles
Speaker 1: will be looking for at that position. Is an Eric
Speaker 1: Row is not a first round pick. And my guess,
Speaker 1: as he may have been a late first rounder on
Speaker 1: some boards, is because he's not that sudden, explosive, twitchy mover.
Speaker 1: But every other box he checks in terms of size, comfortable, movement,
Speaker 1: smooth and fluid. Can play physical press man, can play
Speaker 1: shadow press man, can play off coverage. The one other
Speaker 1: thing you hope you improve with, and this is a
Speaker 1: coaching thing, is ball skills. When he runs on vertical routes,
Speaker 1: you want him to look for the ball a little sooner.
Speaker 1: That can be taught. So he really does check all
Speaker 1: the boxes that you look for. And interesting to hear
Speaker 1: Chip Kelly say yesterday that Erica would have been a
Speaker 1: target in round one if they had traded back from
Speaker 1: twenty and not been able to take Nelson Agilor so
Speaker 1: certainly he was on their radar. Second year in a Row.
Speaker 1: We've seen the Eagles target a guy in round two,
Speaker 1: go up and get him. Did what they did for
Speaker 1: Jordan Matthews last year. I did it again for Eric
Speaker 1: Row this year. How about Jordan Hicks? You think that
Speaker 1: he is a player who can step in and if needed,
Speaker 1: would play right away. Fortunately the Eagles have the depth
Speaker 1: at the position where they don't have to ask him
Speaker 1: to do that. But we send it over now to
Speaker 1: the auditorium to meet the Eagles day different than maybe
Speaker 1: visits with other teams. And I know you said where
Speaker 1: you're feeling when you left the building other teams, just
Speaker 1: the way the program was ran here. I can't explain
Speaker 1: like a certain like detailed, but it's just like a
Speaker 1: feeling I had when I left you. I was like, man,
Speaker 1: this program is different, like the culture is different, the
Speaker 1: way they do things, and when I when I live,
Speaker 1: I just wanted to be a part of it so bad.
Speaker 1: Have you been able to see each chim Bill Davis
Speaker 1: Corey on one today and and if so, have they
Speaker 1: given you an idea of how they planned to use you?
Speaker 1: I did see him the day I saw him this morning,
Speaker 1: but just like a kind of like a great uh
Speaker 1: you know, say hello, say what's up again? But nothing
Speaker 1: like exits and knows yet. So you don't know at
Speaker 1: this point whether you're gonna start you know, when practice starts,
Speaker 1: whether you're gonna be getting reps of quarterback of safety
Speaker 1: at this point. No, really, we haven't really talked to
Speaker 1: anything football wise, just you know, how you doing again?
Speaker 1: People humble starting camp in one position and maybe switching
Speaker 1: out in necessity or phrase to pick one say, I
Speaker 1: mean I hope where you know, wherever they placed me.
Speaker 1: I overstated the whole season just so I can focus
Speaker 1: on it more. But I mean, if it happens to
Speaker 1: I need to switch out in necessa, you know, I'll
Speaker 1: gladly do it. You think you're better, you can get
Speaker 1: better at the corner or as it. Uh, I mean
Speaker 1: it's kind of a hard question because of two you know,
Speaker 1: totally different positions. Uh. You know, each position you have
Speaker 1: to have a certain mentality as far as being on
Speaker 1: the playing field. But I don't know, I can't really
Speaker 1: choose really which one I'm better at. You at a
Speaker 1: need and because we had a new class of safeties
Speaker 1: coming in and it kind of allowed me to go
Speaker 1: out there. He moved around Why was that, Oh, just
Speaker 1: because well I was born in Cleveland, and I moved
Speaker 1: to Indianapolis, to oh Late to Kansas in the Austin, Texas,
Speaker 1: in the Houston just because my dad he just kept
Speaker 1: getting new job offers and so. But it was when
Speaker 1: I was very young, so it really didn't affect me
Speaker 1: too much. But really just moved around really just really
Speaker 1: helped me, like, you know, adapt to new places easier.
Speaker 1: He was, Oh, he's an account right now. Familiarity with
Speaker 1: the guys already happened secondary those guys, Uh just like, no,
Speaker 1: I'm on the name basis nothing personal. I knew that
Speaker 1: there's a whole new turnaround in the secondary, so uh,
Speaker 1: I kind of knew a little bit about the guys
Speaker 1: about last year, but now it's kind of a new cropper. Guys,
Speaker 1: I don't even reached out to you since uh no,
Speaker 1: you know who just last night. So situation for her
Speaker 1: so you uh yeah, I mean it is a good
Speaker 1: opportunity for me to come in and play and help
Speaker 1: the team out, you know, kind of fortunate. It's not
Speaker 1: like a situation maybe like I'm behind reevers, you know.
Speaker 1: But on the other end, if that did happen, I
Speaker 1: would learn a lot, just because you know, he has
Speaker 1: a lot of experience in the league. But uh, for
Speaker 1: this opportunity, I do have a great chance to play.
Speaker 1: Beagles always talk about not their desire for for all
Speaker 1: wrong corner mats. Why do you think that's become so
Speaker 1: popular league? And how do you use that to your advantage?
Speaker 1: Just because the receivers are getting taller nowadays. Uh, now
Speaker 1: you're seeing six four sixty five six six receivers now
Speaker 1: in the league, and obviously you want a corner that
Speaker 1: can match up with him lengthwise. So corterback want to
Speaker 1: throw the fade on him, he can just reach over you.
Speaker 1: So really my length, who's kind of kind of advantage
Speaker 1: for me? My long arms and physical play just the
Speaker 1: way I played the game. What do you like most
Speaker 1: about their scheme? I haven't learned much about the scheme,
Speaker 1: just learned a player too, just from the team visit. Uh.
Speaker 1: I haven't think again, I haven't. We haven't gotten to
Speaker 1: any football uh schematic, any football things yet. So it's
Speaker 1: Byron mask Well, someone who's was oh yeah, I watched
Speaker 1: him at Seattle and I was like, you know, past
Speaker 1: couple of years, I was like, man, this guy's good
Speaker 1: and now I know I get a chance to play
Speaker 1: with him, could learn a lot from him. You know
Speaker 1: that they do like kind of strong. They talk to
Speaker 1: you about that part of the Uh again, no, they
Speaker 1: not a lot of exit and no has been going on.
Speaker 1: But if they do, do a light ref left right.
Speaker 1: I mean, That's what I've been doing in Utah, so
Speaker 1: I'll be very familiar with it. Where were you for
Speaker 1: the dress? I was at home my house in Houston.
Speaker 1: What do you know about Philadelphia? Have you that you've
Speaker 1: been here before before? The official visit and connections in
Speaker 1: the city. Uh? No, this is really my first time
Speaker 1: on the East coast. Uh you know, really from the
Speaker 1: Midwest and kind of moved down south and went to
Speaker 1: the West coast. But nothing, no tides really on the
Speaker 1: East Coast since my first time. So just going through
Speaker 1: like the regular recruiting process when I made my official visits.
Speaker 1: When I got out there, I just fell in love
Speaker 1: with the city. The football team was perfect for me.
Speaker 1: The scheme wise was the best fit. You know. I
Speaker 1: had a connection to coaches and the teammate's already there
Speaker 1: so in a great you know, academic program. So there
Speaker 1: was really no hesitation. Yeah, that's probably about like nine press, so,
Speaker 1: I mean I have my good amount of press coverage.
Speaker 1: You guys will use your hands a little more in
Speaker 1: the college game in the NFL? Did you did you
Speaker 1: have to rely on your hands a lot at that
Speaker 1: level and you think I would be adjusted for you? Really?
Speaker 1: I didn't have to rely on my hands on the
Speaker 1: lot at the line of scrimmage. Yeah, to to knock
Speaker 1: off the time it was down the field. I'm not
Speaker 1: a very grappy player. Could we put a huge emphasis
Speaker 1: in our training camp Utah where not to grab down
Speaker 1: if it even when you can. So really going to
Speaker 1: the sea coming to the NFL, you know, I feel
Speaker 1: like that's a good thing because after down the field,
Speaker 1: I'm not grabby. I'm just all depending on the eyes
Speaker 1: and hips. This is a division where you can see
Speaker 1: des Brian one week old back in the next week
Speaker 1: to Sean Jackson next week. Have you thought about that
Speaker 1: and playing in this division? Oh, I mean yeah, of course,
Speaker 1: but I feel like that's what every divisions the NFL.
Speaker 1: But uh, really, coming out to Pack twel, I feel
Speaker 1: like really prepared me because one week was Nelson Aguilar,
Speaker 1: next week with Vincent Mayle next week with Time Montgomery.
Speaker 1: I mean, so really the mentality I will you know,
Speaker 1: translate to the NFL. I mean we talked about a
Speaker 1: little bit last night. You talk about I felt like
Speaker 1: he was the most explosive, shifty guy, uh and a
Speaker 1: receiver standpoint. I mean I didn't get to match with
Speaker 1: him one on one as a corner because I was
Speaker 1: safety that game. But when trying to tackle him, I mean,
Speaker 1: you really have to come come to balance, you're able
Speaker 1: to break down and and really focus because he put
Speaker 1: some moves on that I have not seen so college.
Speaker 1: Just when you're around the ball a whole bunch of
Speaker 1: three interceptions, you think that's kind of just like bump
Speaker 1: of the draw sort of how it goes, and you
Speaker 1: know that aspect. Is that something that you're uh yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean my first couple of years, I had shaky hands. Uh.
Speaker 1: I had a lot of dropped interceptions. In my final
Speaker 1: two years, as when I finally improved my hands, Uh,
Speaker 1: I wasn't really getting many chances, and when I do,
Speaker 1: they weren't clear interception opportunities, more just kind of break
Speaker 1: up the pass through the receiver's arms. But I really
Speaker 1: definitely have improved on catching the ball. I graduated in
Speaker 1: the fall of fourteen. Business Administration. All right, thanks guys,
Speaker 1: all right, exactly, Tony Faith all right, guys, we'll take
Speaker 1: questions reported now. Jordan lie said yesterday that that they
Speaker 1: had more composure to you than any player in the drift.
Speaker 1: Where was all of it? And and and is that
Speaker 1: something you you followed them absolutely? Um, I mean it
Speaker 1: it began day one, you know, I mean it was
Speaker 1: it was a Senior Bowl first interaction. Had a had
Speaker 1: a meeting with basically the entire coach staff after Senior Boss,
Speaker 1: the only um full meeting like that that I actually
Speaker 1: had there. UM. Then went to the combine, had another
Speaker 1: meeting with them, UM. And then uh, let's see, coach
Speaker 1: Minner came out to pro day. Um, I came out
Speaker 1: here for a week or for a day. So you
Speaker 1: know that that whole um experience, you know, being you know,
Speaker 1: they were the basically the only team that I truly
Speaker 1: saw continuing to pursue UM. So obviously that that's that
Speaker 1: showed a lot to me, and uh to them as well.
Speaker 1: You know, I mean, you know you you you obviously
Speaker 1: have no clue what's going to happen, um, you know,
Speaker 1: and I was extremely anxious, but you know, to me,
Speaker 1: this was the team that was pursuing pursuing me the most.
Speaker 1: So um it made sense. Image whiff defense, import you know,
Speaker 1: it was I think the first one was the most difficult. Obviously, Um,
Speaker 1: I was a freshman. I came there, um with the
Speaker 1: expectation that that Will must Chap was going to be
Speaker 1: really my coach the entire time he was the coach
Speaker 1: and waiting at that at that moment um, and when
Speaker 1: he left, it was a big blow. But you know,
Speaker 1: I think what it did was it taught me to
Speaker 1: you know, be versatile and and learn um new defenses.
Speaker 1: You know, I've I've come away with so many different schemes, terminology. Um.
Speaker 1: You know, I've played just about, um just about everything.
Speaker 1: I mean, shoot, you talk about three four four three,
Speaker 1: you know playing Mike Sam Will you know I've I've
Speaker 1: done just about every single position. Um. So I think
Speaker 1: it's it's done a lot of good for me, Uh,
Speaker 1: making this transition into the NFL, and and you know
Speaker 1: where you have no clue who's who's going to be
Speaker 1: your coaching and you just you roll. You gotta roll.
Speaker 1: With it and and you know that's that's how it is.
Speaker 1: What do you know about the Eagles scheme is familiar too?
Speaker 1: I guess what you're the ones you played in Texas. Yeah, um, well,
Speaker 1: you know, I'm pretty sort of familiar with it. Like
Speaker 1: Eric said, that is the only the only exposure I've
Speaker 1: gotten from it is from my visit here, my day
Speaker 1: one day visit, and it was, um, you know, a
Speaker 1: few plays, you know, So I'm not extremely familiar with it.
Speaker 1: But again, like I said, I think I'm versai. I
Speaker 1: think I'm I'm I can pick up on things quickly
Speaker 1: and I expect to do that absolutely aware that yeah, um,
Speaker 1: you know, I am aware of it. But I think
Speaker 1: one thing is going to do for me, especially being
Speaker 1: a rookie, is have the opportunity to learn from a
Speaker 1: lot of guys who've had a lot of experience in
Speaker 1: this league and a lot of success successful experience. You know,
Speaker 1: they've there's a lot of great linebackers on this on
Speaker 1: this team, Um, that I can learn from that I can, um,
Speaker 1: you know, kind of go onto their wing. You know,
Speaker 1: I know one of them personally, Emmanuel Acho, he's uh,
Speaker 1: you know, he was my mentor at the University of
Speaker 1: Texas when I first got there. So you know, hopefully,
Speaker 1: uh that'll that'll help smoothen the transition out a little bit.
Speaker 1: And I can't wait to learn from them. Yeah, did
Speaker 1: you get assessed maybe than you other teams, And yeah,
Speaker 1: I went on a few visits, had a few workouts. Um,
Speaker 1: you know, but but like I, like I said, they
Speaker 1: were really the only team that continued, um at each phase.
Speaker 1: You know, it's you've got the Senior Bowl phase, you
Speaker 1: got the combine phase, the pro day, you know, and
Speaker 1: each time they were there, um, you know, and we
Speaker 1: were having real conversation about, um, what was gonna what
Speaker 1: was gonna happen here on draft Day and hopefully you know,
Speaker 1: and it actually worked out. So you know, I compared
Speaker 1: to other teams that that's the biggest difference for sure.
Speaker 1: Similar to Eric, You've moved down on you moved a
Speaker 1: lot as a kid, right, It's what what brought you
Speaker 1: from city the city, and yeah, um, primarily mom's job.
Speaker 1: Just moving up, the moving up the ranks, and you know,
Speaker 1: just uh, I started in born in Colorado, moved to Indianapolis,
Speaker 1: moved to South Carolina, went to Ohio. Um, you know,
Speaker 1: and I think what it instilled to me was wanting to,
Speaker 1: you know, meet new people and because when when college came,
Speaker 1: I had no ties to anybody I had, you know,
Speaker 1: I was I was pretty open minded during that whole
Speaker 1: process and really saw myself moving again because I think
Speaker 1: of that that background that I had and wanting that
Speaker 1: new experience. Oh. She she worked for a lot of
Speaker 1: different Pilsbury Revlon, She's worked for. She's in the business world.
Speaker 1: She's corporate right now, she's with Bob Evans in the
Speaker 1: corporate um with with Croker, She's in the manage with
Speaker 1: Croker team. I think Charlie Strong on TV yesterday was
Speaker 1: describing you as a coach on the field. Where does
Speaker 1: that come from? Where did that start? You know? I've
Speaker 1: I mean I've always really filled that role, UM, and
Speaker 1: I prided myself and feeling that role. I see myself
Speaker 1: as a leader on the field and off the field.
Speaker 1: And if you're gonna be a leader on the field,
Speaker 1: you got any position you gotta understan and UM defense
Speaker 1: and I think that comes easy and natural for me.
Speaker 1: UM do that much about to meet Grians and the
Speaker 1: type of a little bit it's a little bit Um
Speaker 1: obviously I'm gonna get to know a lot more. I've
Speaker 1: heard his name over and over and over again throughout
Speaker 1: this entire process. Um, but I'm you know, I'm excited
Speaker 1: to get to get to know him and learn from him. Yeah,
Speaker 1: through through this just you know, Uh, he came in
Speaker 1: while we were having lunch, and you know, everybody, you know,
Speaker 1: you notice him when he walks in, and um, he's
Speaker 1: got a presence and obviously he's been here for a
Speaker 1: while and it's very established and um, somebody that's extremely
Speaker 1: respected on this team. Just yeah, I mean obviously, coming
Speaker 1: in here, you're gonna need somebody to kind of help
Speaker 1: you and get you acclimated to to what this culture
Speaker 1: is like and what it means to be a pro um.
Speaker 1: So definitely, I mean I'm looking to learn. You know,
Speaker 1: I'm here open minded, trying to try and absorb as
Speaker 1: much as possible. Um, going through this, through this entire
Speaker 1: process as a rookie. For sure, I didn't give you
Speaker 1: not yet, not yet. He is Uh he reached out
Speaker 1: to me yesterday said we'll talk. Um, So obviously that's
Speaker 1: going to happen. But you know, nothing yet, nothing yet.
Speaker 1: I'm you know, he's like he was extremely excited for me. Um,
Speaker 1: and you know, obviously I'm extremely excited to be part
Speaker 1: of this and and his teammate. Again that has dealt
Speaker 1: with twice it happened to you where you concerned that
Speaker 1: your career would be derailed at this would not no,
Speaker 1: I mean not derailed. Um. That was actually my second
Speaker 1: in a row I had. That was my second season
Speaker 1: ending injury in a row. And you know, you learn
Speaker 1: a lot from that time. UM, But never once did
Speaker 1: I expect, you know, this whole you know, my dream,
Speaker 1: my my end goal to be disrupted. UM. You know
Speaker 1: how it affected me. Obviously it's probably affected me a
Speaker 1: little bit, questions and everything. But something you learn from
Speaker 1: is something you grow from. Um. I've learned a lot
Speaker 1: about who I am as a person, how to persevere, um,
Speaker 1: how to be a leader when you can't actually play.
Speaker 1: You know, little things that that you really wouldn't wouldn't
Speaker 1: think about, um, if you don't actually go through the situation.
Speaker 1: So for me, um, it was huge in my in
Speaker 1: my maturity, in my growth. UM. You know, and obviously
Speaker 1: I'm one hundred percent healthy now, I'm you know, it's
Speaker 1: an achilles is something you really can't. You really can't help,
Speaker 1: you know. It's it's one of those injuries that it
Speaker 1: just happens, you know, and there's no explanation. So coming
Speaker 1: back from that was was was, you know, definitely a
Speaker 1: hard period in my life, but it's made me stronger
Speaker 1: for sure. Yeah. I appreciate you guys, all right, So
Speaker 1: I was expected too. Very impressive young men. Eric Rowe
Speaker 1: and Jordan Hick the two second day picks for the Eagles.
Speaker 1: We're gonna take a little break now on Eagles Draft Central.
Speaker 1: Come back when the Eagles are back on the clock
Speaker 1: right now. They're scheduled to have two six round picks,
Speaker 1: number one ninety one, one ninety six overall, of course,
Speaker 1: always the possibility they will trade into the fifth round somehow.
Speaker 1: But also check back shortly on Philadelphia Eagles dot com
Speaker 1: as we will have exclusive in studio interviews with both
Speaker 1: Eric Rowe and Jordan Hicks. For now, we take a
Speaker 1: break on Eagles Draft Central. We'll see you in a
Speaker 1: little bit.