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you are listening to the eagle eye in the Sky podcast. Now here's your host, Fran Duffy.

That's right. Another week, and the offseason keeps chugging along as the Eagle Eye in the Sky podcast continues. I'm Fran Duffy, and I think we've got a great show for you here on episode number 49. At the top of this week's show, we've got Chalk Talk, where I chat with a software

engineer, Marcus Armstrong. Now, some of you out there are listening to this podcast may be wondering,

who the heck is Marcus Armstrong? Well, you know those awesome spider graphs that are all over

the internet right now comparing the athletic testing numbers of draft prospects from this class

and then looking back to the beginning of time? Yeah, that's because of Marcus. He's the brains behind the operation at mock

draughtable.com. And he and I are going to talk about the importance of measurables and data

comparison and how all of these things fit into the player evaluation process. It's a really

interesting conversation because I really think

that it's a big part of today's NFL. And most importantly, how do those numbers get weighted

against the tape study? Because you know I'm all about what a guy can do on tape. So we talk

about that and a whole lot more. So stay tuned for that conversation. Next up, we've got two

technique where we look at a player that shined in those mock draftable spider graphs a year ago, and that's linebacker Jordan Hicks.

I chatted with Jordan about the things that go through a linebacker's head when defending outside runs.

Obviously, a player's athletic ability has a lot to do with that.

So I was really happy to catch up with Jordan.

And then we wrap it all up with Saturday scouting where we're going to take a look at

a tight end Trey Burton.

He was a really versatile playmaker coming out of Florida a few years ago.

And I think that coming out of Florida back in 2014, I'll explain how the athleticism with him

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