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This is the P.H.L.Y. Eagles show.

Bo Wolf, Fran Duffy, E.J. Smith, and a big one coming your way here as we roll on with our

position previews ahead of the draft, which begins eight nights from tonight.

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We're going to be live throughout the entire first round, the three of us, and the great Brandon Lee Gowton is going to join us. So we look forward to that. It should be a fun night. Today, though, we talk about the tackles. And we're going to do this one a little bit differently. Instead of just buzzing through the top 10, we want to really

spend some time on the five tackles who have a real chance to become Eagles on night one. This is a

in a draft class where everybody's talking about, you know, this is not a great class. It falls off a

cliff. Guys are going to go top five who might go 25 in a

normal class. This seems like an actually good class of tackles. Yeah, I think that, you know,

in an ideal world, the Francis Maui Noah's, the, you know, the Spencer Fano's, they're not going

fifth overall. They're going 11th or 13th or 15th, but they're still good players that in any draft you're talking about

in the top 15 of a class. So I do think that the guys at the very top of this group, yeah,

this is on par with what you would expect from a typical. Now, E.J. told us yesterday about your

background as a big, strong, powerful man. So did you get a little throwback when you were watching these guys?

I love watching tackle prospects, not just because I actually understand like a very small percentage of what they're taught to do and are trying to do.

But also, it's just fun. It's fun to watch these guys. You know, I will use a couple of cliches throughout the show, and one of them is like the dancing bear cliche. I love that about some of these guys. I would say the only thing about this tackle class, little nitpick, like a general takeaway, is that a lot of these guys do have that. Yeah, they might be able to play tackle. You can let them fail at tackle and bump them into guard if that's worst case scenario.

And that always scares me a little bit when you're talking about a tackle prospect that might be better suited inside.

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