Hello, bleeding green nation and welcome back to another edition of I on the enemy powered

by espination and bleeding green nation. I'm your host John Stolnes. You can follow me

on Twitter at John Stolnes coming up training camp is underway around the NFL. The dead zone

is finally over NFL football is back, even if it's not games just yet. We got lots of practices.

We got lots of stuff going on in terms of training camp and obviously you've been listening

to our BGN radio updates from training camp with BLG and Jimmy Kemsky. So for all the

ins and outs on what's going on with Eagles training camp, you want to make sure that

you're listening to that podcast and that you're checking out bleeding green nation.com

every day. I'm going to take you around the NFL with some of the major headlines from

training camp in some of the enemy camps for some teams in the NFC East and around the

NFL, some injury news coming up here in the next few minutes. Some teams really got

hit hard in this first cut in these first couple days of training camp. I'm also going

to open up the mail bag for the eye on the enemy mail bag. We don't usually dust off

the eye on the enemy mail bag, but I got some good questions this week. So I thought we'd

share them here on this episode of the podcast as well. So let's get into the NFL training

camp round up and we'll start with the New York Giants. Sequan Barkley decides not to

hold out. He shows up to camp instead and signs a one year deal rather than play on

the franchise tag. It's, it's a little over $10 million dollars. It's a little over

the $10 million dollar, the $10.091 million dollar franchise tag figure. It includes incentives

that can take his salary up to $11 million. So he's making more than he would have been

on the franchise tag, but not much more. And we know this has been a brutal offseason

for running backs. We are seeing with Josh Jacobs and a number of other running backs

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