Inside the Birds is back.

What's going on, everybody.

Jeff Mosher, Adam Kaplan, and we're going to talk a little Eagles because it's been

it was a very big weekend in sports, just not NFL-wise, Adam. I mean, you had opening day, Philly's home opener and all that. You had the NCAA tournament going on, but we can't forget that we got the NFL draft right around the corner. And we're like, at this point, knee-deep in free agency, as we've said a lot. There's not a ton of game changing free agents left.

You're in that, you know, one year prove a deal bargain basement, which we expect the Eagles

will still continue to be active in, but thought this will be a good time right now to look

at where the Eagles are at from a depth chart perspective.

And this will help us. We'll do a two-part podcast series. This will help us kind of put the additions into perspective where they fall on the chart. But then also Adam, and this is a big thing, it's going to help us realize where they're deep, where they're not, and where they're a move still need that need to be made. Yeah, when we do this particular show, sometimes I look at a little, like you learn something, you go, okay, you know what, I forgot this guy could play this position. So maybe they don't have to address it in free agency, because the draft is always about the future. Right. But yeah, they look, these, they have, they've signed 10 unrestricted free agents to one year deals who were not eagles previously.

And this has been the MOow really the last three years particularly the last two we obviously

the sequan deal was was was a massive one a few years ago but it's this is just this is just what

they're doing now they're kind of how he's, he actually said this very clearly,

and best he's probably said it, we're going to build through the draft, we're going to sporadically get involved in free agency. That was, it used to be the opposite, man, to be honest. Yeah. 2010 and once he got control, he wasn't, it was kind of mixed and matching. He's very good at free agency. We know that historically.

But he's got to do better with these one-year deals.

They've got to get more out of them. For sure. Production. And it would be nice if they would like resign one of these guys. You know, could be re-quote. Who's other than Zach Bonn, who was sort of an accidental overnight, amazing story.

I'm trying to think of a one-year guy because we call those prove-it deals.

Who's a one-year prove-it-deal guy that actually proved it and hung around over the last few years?

Most of them have been on defense, right?

You think of Mikey Beckton proved it but

they didn't resign him yeah um trying to think here you know none of the wide receivers we're

going to talk about this when we get to wide receiver they've really struggled on the veteran

wide receiver market uh they've had you know guys try to come and revive their careers over the

last few years hasn't worked um trying to think. Yeah, I guess if you want to count the addition, well, this is weird, of C.J. Gardner Johnson, who was a trade, but it was on the last year of his deal. He didn't get, for whatever reason, he and the Saints weren't going to, you know, we talked about that. He did prove it, but the Eagles didn't resign him. He wound up going to Detroit. Then he got hurt. They tried, but they tried. He came back. Yeah, they did. They did. They get together. Bradbury. Bradbury. Yeah, he did. Isaiah Rogers did. That was a real good one, and nobody knew what to expect because he right you know they didn't resign him

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