Hello everybody and welcome to an emergency podcast.

We have movement.

Howie Roseman, live from the Xfinity Studio, has done the deal.

Eagles. At to Quinyon Mitchell and Cooper DeGine, Rieke Wullen, a cornerback from the Seattle

Seahawks who had a pro ball season as a rookie with six interceptions.

It's been a little bit up and down since then, but reportedly a one-year deal worth up to $15 million.

Fran Duffy in the car, E.J. Smith, kick the kids out of class today.

E.J., what do you make of the move?

Yeah, live from the classroom here for me, I think this deal makes a ton of sense for the Eagles.

It's a surprising one because we didn't really expect them to be in this market,

you know, this high level in terms of investment at the position.

You know, we kind of expected them to be bargain basement shopping at cornerback.

But if you can sign a player like Rick Wollin on a one-year deal, again, up to $15 million,

you know, the upside play there on that short-term deal, I think it makes a ton of sense.

You get them in and out before you have to extend the likes of Quinnian Mitchell and Cooper to Gene.

And, you know, we should lead with this.

I feel like I got a text from somebody in the Eagles building a few minutes ago.

Sticiest secondary in the league is what they're saying with this edition.

So, you know, I think it's a huge addition for the Eagles after, you know,

a quiet start to free agency.

And yeah, I think it's a really good fit for the secondary.

It's a, it, we are bearing the lead a little bit because we should say off the top,

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