Inside the Birds is back. What's going on, everybody, Jeff Mosher, Adam Kaplan. And Adam, today is the night or this morning is the morning, whatever you're listening to, that you and I are going to wrap up the positional primary that we've been doing

for the last two weeks. We're going to go over the entire secondary, the defensive backs,

both corners, safeties, and that's a really big area of development or lack thereof that we're going to talk about

over the past few years.

And it's a big part of this team knowing that the new defensive coordinator was a

defensive backs coach.

Right.

So the same things we've talked about with the new coaches on the offensive side and wide receiver,

I think apply a little bit here to defensive backs with

your defensive coordinator. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So I had to reach down for my heater.

Yes. Yes. I definitely John Gannon, you know, this is his position, defensive backs.

Right. He's bringing in his version of Mike Zimmer scheme for the most part. And you would think

it would be dominated by the secondary. And we had said about a month ago when we had heard from

our sources that there's going to be a lot more pre-snap disguise compared to Schwartz's scheme where

my God, for two years, it was rare than we didn't talk about the lack of disguise.

That was the one issue that other teams had when they'd watch Eagles tape.

So that'll change.

And then we'll see.

But like, as you said, you're absolutely right.

When you look at both positions, just the lack of player development.

This has been a real problem for the, particularly with the previous staff, is just the lack of player development. This has been a real problem for the,

particularly with the previous staff, it's just the lack of player development. We could,

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