Inside the Birds is back.

It's back.

It's Jeff Mosher, Adam Kaplan.

And of course, you know, training camp has started because we are joined by Inside thebirds.com's

Andrew DeCechko host also of the DeCcho Daily podcast on Inside the Bird.

So between all of us three, we get covered with training camp, Eagles training camp like nobody else.

And so, fellas, we're only two practices down as we

record this podcast and no pads and practices have been between 75 minutes the first day and a little

longer the second day. So a lot of today's, this podcast, right, we'll go through some observations,

but also any intel that we've gotten along the way and things that might be less X's and O's oriented and more big picture oriented. So there's a lot to talk about. And the cool thing is, Andrew, you're going to be at pretty much every single practice. I'll be at alternating practices. Adam will be at alternating practices. So we'll have, you know, a diversity of viewpoints each time we do a pod here. And Andrew, we're

going to try to get you involved in these as much as possible throughout camp.

Good, good. So I just want to start off like a big picture just because the Eagles got some good

and bad news, I guess, health-wise, as they started camp. The really good news was Jihad Campbell

being way, way ahead of schedule,

being out there, limited participant for the first two days. I would juxtapose that, though,

and I want to start with this also, Kenyon Green, who's definitely an approve of a year for him

trying to, you know, A, be a first round pick and be just just win right guard and be a productive player on the 53, not even ready at the start of the camp missing the first two days for the knee. Adam, which one, we'll start with you, which one is a little bit more on your radar, moving the needle one way another? Campbell being back or Green, not even being out there the first two days? Campbell being back. I mean, even if Kenyon Green was healthy to start camp, it's, we kind of know

Tyler Steen's job to lose. So that's a shame that he's dealing with this knee issue. But the big

thing is Campbell's a minimum of two weeks ahead of schedule.'s really good and with nicobe dean's situation

as you noted a couple months ago the feeling around the team is he won't be back to sometime in

october we now have to start talking about jihad campbell potentially starting week one

versus those cowgirls as an inside backer that that absolutely is in play right now that i don't like to

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