Hello, welcome to another special edition of Inside the Birds.

Jeff Mosher here, and we bring back our analytics and contract expert, Sam Finkel.

We are getting closer to NFL free agency.

It begins Monday at noon with the legal tampering period, which we all know is more than legal

tampering.

A lot of contracts will be out there and into the public arena as soon as that deadline starts.

And then the true new league year, Sam begins 4 o'clock Wednesday.

By that point, everybody knows where all the big name guys are going. What we're going to do in this kind of a two-part episode

here, we're going to talk about a couple more Eagles in-house free agents. We already did the big four.

We want to talk about Isaiah Rogers. We want to talk about Orrin Berks, two guys who could be

of importance to the Eagles. And then we also are going to talk about Orrin Burks, two guys who could be of importance to the

Eagles. And then we also are going to talk about Darius Slay, who the Eagles intend to release,

but could be brought back or could find a job somewhere else. And then in the next part,

because of Rogers and Slay's uncertainty, we'll just get into the cornerback picture altogether

in free agency and see what it looks like because the Eagles will probably need a body there or two, especially if Slay and Rogers don't come back.

So let's start with the in-house guys.

It's different, right, when you were doing guys like Rogers and Berks or in Berks because unlike the sweats and the milton williams and the beckins

these guys are not starters so their snaps are different you know you specialize in predictive

modeling what's it how different is it when you're going on guys who have limited snaps yeah

it's definitely tougher uh especially because there's as much smaller sample size.

So you have to kind of extrapolate a little bit of the data, like through the data.

And you also need to look at kind of more the average.

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