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The Eagles signed two new players.

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This is Eagle at Podcast with Rub and Frank on Dave Zengaro.

What do you make of these two guys, Rub?

Well, they're interesting guys who kind of, you know, are going to have some role that is yet to be defined but they both come in in a positions where the Eagles just don't have a lot of bodies. They just don't have a lot of numbers. We've talked a lot about the you know know, the roster just doesn't have a lot of

linebackers and safety. So Chetavas Brown is a guy, a fifth year player.

He's played four years with the chargers and started a bunch of games, started 23 games, didn't play as much last year.

Gus Bradley, the Chargers defensive coordinator went to more of a nickel, the second half of the year he didn't play much at all.

But he's played a lot of football. He instantly becomes the Eagles most experienced

linebacker. He's a 511-230 guy, so he's an inside backer. But, you know, when you, the only guys they really have are

TJ Edwards and Matt, you know, Nathan Gary and Alex Singleton, I mean, they just don't have bodies.

They don't have guys who have played.

So, you know, we'll see.

He's, you know, he's kind of a fringe

fringe starter he's you know he had a good rookie here he had three and a half

sacks he's you know he's he's not considered a great tackler which is not a great attribute for an inside linebacker but he's a body and right now without knowing what they're going to do in the draft and they don't know what they're going to get in the draft at least you know fills a need and gives

them a body at that linebacker so it's more than they had and the same thing with

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