Hey, what's happening everybody?

Welcome into this edition of DeCecho Daily.

I am Andrew DeCecho, delivering you the first of two podcasts today.

But while the afternoon one will be more geared towards the

position preview as we look towards the defense, this first one will be revolving around

Eagle's second year pass rusher Jailix Hunt. I had a chance to speak to his trainer,

Corey Clark, who trains Jaleks at the Houston

facility, which is Champions League Performance Facility.

So in Houston, Texas, if you remember or if you read the story last offseason, I spoke to

Clark and got a better understanding of what the training, what his training entailed and how Jalix was really

taking to preparing himself for his first NFL training camp.

Those who have followed along with my work, even before the 2024 draft, you already know

that I was high on Jalux Hunt and his pro prospects.

And once you start to hear what Corey Clark had to say about Jalix and his development

heading into his second season, well, I think you're going to be pretty intrigued.

So what's really interesting here is that Corey trained Jalix before OTAs, but the nature of it is you don't really know if they're going to return before training camp because players have different obligations and you could end up staying in Philadelphia, you could have trips planned, you could have

a different training regimen that you're looking to kind of experiment with leading into

training camp. But funnily enough, it was one day that he noticed that there was a package sent to his facility and noticed that it was for Jalux Hunt and the package contained 30 specialized shakes.

And he later shared with me that the team goal for Jalux is to add some weight. So he was listed at

252. Corey Clark told me it could be about 10 pounds heavier that they're expecting him to be at.

And this is a big off-season for J-Lux Hunt because he's now stepping into a starting role

and you'd be hard pressed to find a

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