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We're through eight days of training camp,

almost the midway point.

We're getting through it with Urban Frank, I'm Dave Zengaro. This is Eagle Eye.

We have a lot to get to it.

Yeah, eight practices, a total of three hours and 52 minutes of practice time.

Yeah, we'll talk about the, uh, some of the things we've learned about Nixurani.

We'll actually lead off with that today and that's one of them is how short these practices have been. We want to talk about

Jaylin Rager a little bit. It's been an eventful few weeks for him. We'll get

to my practice observations from Thursday. And we have a few other things stock up stock down as we head into a

players day off on Friday but let's start with ex-Siriani because this was one of the

things I really wanted to see this coach that not a lot of people knew much about he wasn't a hot name and Eagles have had success with coaches like that before but I was really curious to see what kind of coach he would be and what this training camp would look like.

And I haven't been disappointed because there have been some fun differences with Seriani from Doug and really things I've seen with Sirani that I haven't really seen elsewhere.

Yeah, you're right. I think there's some definitely some encouraging things.

There's some things that I don't want to say red flags that's a little strong but some things I'm not quite sure about as far as the encouraging stuff his practices are extremely well organized efficient everybody knows where to go and went to be there. They get the most out of the time they have.

There's always motion. There's always a purpose. There's a purpose for everything that everyone is doing. If one position group has a 10 minute break between drills, they'll go off with a trainer or a position coach and do some kind of, you know, wacky, weird reflex drill or something, you know, with, you know, with robots and who knows what else. But there's a purpose for everything. You can tell they really thought this out.

There's no there's no sense of you know this this time is not being used as much as possible. His practices are

impressive, they're crisp, they get a lot done, he's pretty hands up and you know we've seen him mainly talk to the receivers but

he'll come over and and we've seen him be a hard ass too I haven't seen him be a hard ass

with anyone other than wide receivers yet.

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