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Hey Frank, how are you? I'm doing well, my friend. So I had a question for you is about, it's about Edd Rush. And I just wanted your takes on, like, these three players. And if you could tell me what you think on these guys, like Romelo Height, I know he's really undersized, Joshua Joseph's and Kieran Crawford. Well, to me, the most interesting because he didn't play football until a senior

season in high school, and he's bigger than the other guys is Keirond Crawford from Auburn.

He's over 6'4. He's 253. So you'd have to assume you could probably get him, you know,

closer to 260. I think his tape was was pretty good. I mean, I think at times he looks sudden and explosive.

The question is, do they see him? You know, obviously, their base front is a 5-2, but you can certainly

rush the quarterback off the edge if you're 255-260. You know, I think that this guy, to me, and again, the main thing about the draft, and I think a lot of people lose sight of this, is it's not just what a player is now, particularly as you get later in the draft. You know, if you're drafting a guy in the third round, you know, look, would it be wonderful if he, you know, contributes as a rookie? Yes, you'd love him to do so.

It's third round. It's not fifth or sixth round. But you also, and I've had this conversation with

a former GM this week about the balance between what a player is now and what you think he can

become. And I think that's an important conversation. And because fans, particularly on either

bad teams or teams that have a defined weakness like the Eagles, Frank, at edge pass rusher,

you know, fans want them to draft a guy who can step right in and be a great pass rusher.

Well, that's not likely to happen. But to me, of the three you mentioned, I like what Crawford can become the most of those

three guys. Quick question. Offensive guard. I know that's not normally a first round pick,

but your thoughts on someone in the second or third round, someone named Eagles might be,

might be good for the Eagles, someone athletic.

Look, Juergens is supposedly healthy now. They sign him to a contract. He's not going anywhere.

He's going to be the center. Dickerson is an interesting case because, you know, his body is just

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