Hey, what's happening everybody?

Welcome into this edition of the Checo Daily.

It's Andrew DeCecho, Eagles Chiefs tomorrow.

But as promised, the final podcast of the week, and it centers

around the roster moves that the Eagles made Saturday at 4 o'clock.

To no surprise, if you've been listening to the podcast, but tight end Cameron Latu, the Eagles

still list him as a tight end.

He was elevated from the practice squad to the active roster,

and so was safety Marcus Epps from the practice squad to the active roster.

Those were the Eagles two elevations this week.

I mentioned E.J. Jenkins potentially as another one,

but those were the three players that I discussed yesterday as

logical elevations for this game. Reminder, each player gets three elevations this season before

the team has to make a decision, sign them to the active roster, or leave them on the practice

squad. This is Marcus Epps' second elevation, the first for Cam Latu, first NFL game

for Cameron Lattoo, and he was a 23 third round pick of the San Francisco 49ers. He had a meniscus

injury in preseason of his rookie year, was put on IR, then he was waived the following summer, spent a time with the

Cleveland Brown's practice squad last season, and then signed a reserve futures deal with the

Eagles in late January and was with the Eagles through training camp. What I can tell you is really

more or less what I've been saying over the past few podcasts,

and that is that he is a physical player, he moves pretty well for the position,

and when I watched him in training camp, and granted, the reps were pretty infrequent,

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