EESP 173: Ross Tucker And The Evolution Of O-Line Play

Eagle Eye In The Sky Podcast

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🗓️ 23 April 2019

⏱️ 34 minutes

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Ross Tucker joins Fran Duffy to discuss offensive line play, traits needed to be successful in the NFL, the evolution of the offseason, and some of the top prospects in the upcoming NFL Draft.

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0:00.0	Eagle Eye in the Sky is fueled by Gatorade, the official sports drink of the Philadelphia Eagles.
0:06.7	You're going to do anything that move.
0:08.5	I don't get hold of him.
0:09.8	Just do.
0:10.4	Give me everything you got.
0:11.5	Play fast, play hard.
0:13.1	Let's meet these boys tonight in their house.
0:15.2	He's poor the time.
0:16.3	It's poured in time.
0:17.6	Let's go.
0:19.1	Punchdown!
0:25.4	You are listening to the Eagle Eye in the Sky podcast.
0:27.9	Now here's your host, Fran Duffy.
0:29.6	That's right. Another week, and it's not just any week, because it's draft week as the Eagle Eye in the Sky
0:33.3	podcast fueled by Gatorade continues.
0:35.6	I'm Fran Duffy, and as always, I think we've got a great show for you here on episode
0:39.5	number 173.
0:40.9	At the top of this week's show, we've got Chalk Talk, where I chat with former NFL
0:45.1	offensive linemen and a guy that I'm happy to say as a friend in Ross Tucker.
0:48.7	Ross and I are going to talk a lot about offensive line play, the traits you need to
0:53.3	have success in the NFL, his playing
0:56.0	days, and just how the game has evolved along with some thoughts on some of the top linemen
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