Dun-da-da-d-d-d-d-well, we start this pod with an emergency part of the pod.

The Eagles have signed wide receiver Elijah Moore.

This move came after I recorded the Daily Pod for today.

Actually, the Fred Johnson move came after I recorded the Daily Pod as well.

Your boy got into the pod, did some editing, move some stuff around,

and then after they signed Elijah Moore, I thought, you know what? Let's just start the day off talking about Elijah Moore. So we're going to talk about Elijah Moore. Then we'll get into the podcast. The Eagles signing another wide receiver, certainly interesting. They've now signed Hollywood Brown. They have signed Elijah Moore. And they tried to sign Darnell Moon. Now, they wouldn't have signed all three, but what's obvious is they've been very active in the wide receiver market, in the, you know, veteran wide receiver market. These are not 10-year veterans, but they've both been in the NFL, Hollywood Brown and Elijah Moore. Elijah's been in the NFL for five years. Hollywood, I think, is seven or eight years. So these are

somewhat proven players, players who want to play, players who have played and players who I think

are coming to the Eagles expecting to play. So let's talk about Elijah Moore for those that might not

know a lot about him. Elijah Moore was a second round pick in the 2021 NFL draft, and he wasn't just a second round

pick. He was a 34th overall pick. So he was an early pick in the second round. Definitely

checks the draft pedigree box that we know Howie Roseman really like. So the 34th overall

pick in 2021, he's played in 70 NFL games, 209 catches, just over 2,200 yards,

and nine touchdowns. Undersized at only 510, 178 pounds, turns 26 in two days, I think. So he's

still on the young side. This will help their offense not be one of the oldest in the NFL.

Despite the fact he's only 510, he's played about 50-50 between the outside and in the slot with over a thousand snaps at each one.

So he's well experienced in both.

He can play both.

And, you know, again, the fact he's only 510 and he's able to do that is impressive.

He's had a somewhat high volume of targets in his career.

He had like 60 targets his first year, 70 something his second year,

and then 100 plus targets, two straight years in a row with Cleveland.

I believe that actually he would have competed against them in a joint practice during his time with Cleveland.

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