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Hey everyone, welcome to the latest Eagle Eye podcast presented by Nissan with

Rubin Frank. I'm Dave Zengaro. Big show for you today,

we have Ray Diddinger joining us in a little bit, a bunch to talk to him about. We also want to get the Jaylan

Hurts and talk about some of the things we've seen from him throughout his second NFL season. Are the Eagles going to

arrest everyone on Saturday? Are they going to play some starters? We'll talk about that.

And then at the end of the pod we want to go through some position coaches that either haven't gotten the love or we'll try to figure out how well they've performed this year.

But Rube, let's start with Jhelan Hurts.

He had a really good column about him on Thursday exploring a really important aspect that we have to keep in mind when we evaluate him.

Yeah, and you know, as everyone knows, I'm kind of, I do a thing in my 10 observations every week, my weekly 10 observations.

It's like the J.L. H. H. H. H. H. H. H. H. H. H. I was looking at his numbers and they don't jump off the page.

I don't be honest.

I mean, the rushing numbers do.

Certainly he's improved in a lot of areas.

But he's not in the top 15 or 20

in most passing stats, completion percentage,

Passeraining, that kind of thing. He is in yards per attempt, but I started thinking

I was actually having a conversation with Jason Stark about Jimmy Rollins and my neighbor Jason Stark and

From you know the legendary baseball columnist for you guys who are obsessed with football and don't read about

baseball. Long time inquire a baseball columnist and ESPN and now with the athletic and we were comparing Jimmy Rollins to to Jayland Hurts and he was making the

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