What's going on, everybody? Let's go. Let's get into it. Let's get on the clock with another edition of the GoBirds

2026 NFL draft preview. And today we're talking about, we did the offensive tackles yesterday.

Today we're going to go to the interior. A position of the Eagles really do need potential help with, maybe in that Tyler Steen spot, maybe for the future with Landon Dickerson. So when it comes to these positions, I always got to bring into experts. I'm not an interior breakdown guy. So I got one of the best out there. Emery Hunt, author of the football game plan

2026 draft guide. Emery, what up, man. How you doing? I'm doing fine, man. It's great to be on a show, bro. Excited to have you. So like I said, so you're from the Jersey area. I think, I think you said. I don't know how closely dug in you are with the Eagles, but the offensive line was not a good position for them last year.

After having an historic 2024 season, closely dug in you are with the Eagles. But the offensive line was not a good position for them

last year after having an historic 2024 season. And going into this year, you look at offensive

tackle for them. And I'm sure we'll talk about some players that can swing inside and outside.

But the interior of the line is a question for them beyond 2026. Landon Dickerson,

already potentially thinking about retiring.

There's been reports about that. Tyler Steen, a free agent, and only had an okay year last year.

And then Cam Juergens, we won't do a ton of center stuff today, but didn't have a great year.

So I guess my first question for you would be, before we dive into some of the prospects,

how do you view this class from the interior

of the offensive line? Do you view it as a strong class, a weak class? Is it a versatile class?

Just how do you view the interior of this draft? I view it as a deep class, to be completely

honest, man. I truly value the interior offensive line as a former college running back.

I understand how the run game happens, guards in a guard play.

I've always joked that big tackle propaganda has gotten everybody focused on the edges,

but it's really guards in the guard to where you have success offensively.

So this is a very good class,

a lot of good talents, and I'm of the mindset. I don't mind taking guards in round one,

because or centers, because I realize how valuable they are. And so this is one of those classes

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