Hello, everyone. Welcome to Inside the Birds TV presented by Draft Kings. I'm Jeff Mosher alongside Adam

Kaplan and our guests for this episode could not be more relevant in terms of helping us

understand all about Eagle's second round pick, Landon Dickerson, and the litany of

injuries and surgeries that he's going to have to overcome to make it in the NFL and especially

as a rookie here with an altered offseason as we'll see. So we're very pleased to be

joined by former Washington and Denver Broncos Guard, turned renowned NFL analyst, Mark Schlarith,

a three-time Super Bowl champion, a two-time pro bowler, 12 NFL seasons. Mark, we really appreciate

you coming on. We're going to get through a lot of topics with you.

First, we'll talk about Landon Dickerson because as I read your bio there, the Super Bowls are

great. The Pro Bowls are great. I think right now Eagles fans see that you played 12 seasons

in the NFL and with all the surgeries that you've been very open about that you've talked about

in your career,

and they're thinking, okay, so maybe there's some hope for Landon Dickerson.

But what do you think about a team using a second round pick on a guy who's had four procedures already before he even plays his first down in the NFL?

Well, I mean, obviously you hope that you hope that at some point he figures out or he stabilizes and he can be healthy.

Always hard. Your body is such a compensation machine. Once you have had one injury, you tend to put more pressure on other parts of your body subconsciously to protect that area.

And so that's where usually if you have a leg problem, you know,

that starts off on your right side,

eventually you'll start having issues on your left side because it's come.

And your body's just a great compensation machine.

So that's always something that you concern yourself with,

that you worry about when it comes to injuries. You know, the one thing about ACLs and some of those injuries,

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