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you're going you are listening to the eagle Eye in the Sky podcast.

Now here's your host, Fran Duffy.

That's right.

Another weekend we're officially less than a month away out from the NFL draft as the Eagle Eye on the Sky podcast continues.

I'm Fran Duffy, and I think we've got a great show for you here on episode number 50.

At the top of this week's show, we've got Chalk Talk where I chat with former NFL defensive lineman Stephen White. He played for seven years in the league, and actually

it was a sixth round pick of the Eagles back in 1996. And I want to talk to him about the

difference between one gap and two gap schemes and what kind of transition we're going to see

from the Eagles defensive line is they go from a 3-4 to a 4-3 operation.

And the best part of my talk with Stephen is that it's actually a double feature.

Because in two techniques, Steve and I are going to talk about his favorite pass rush

move during his time as a defensive end and the art of the pass rush at the next level.

So you definitely want to stay tuned for that.

And then we're going to wrap this show up like we do each and every week with Saturday scouting.

Where Alex Smith's going to join me.

We're going to look back at defensive tackle Benny Logan and look over.

Look, he took over as a starter back in 2013 and he has not looked back.

But that was as a three-four nose tackle. my notes on him coming out of LSU and see whether or not he translates well into this

4-3 scheme with Jim Schwartz later in the show.

But we've got a lot to get into.

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