Hey, what's going on, everybody, Andrew DeCechko here for another edition of DeCecho

Daily. I just did five hours of radio, but guess what? I want to talk to you because I have

some thoughts on the heels of the Eagles OTA session from yesterday, which was

open to the media, of course. But today I want to do things a little bit differently because I

often get a lot of questions about dark horse players, those to keep an eye on, because I do take

a lot of pride in, not just telling you about players 1 through 20 or 1 through 30.

I want to tell you about players 1 through 90 and be able to give you some sort of a comprehensive analysis as what they're about, the depth chart,

and some of the challenges that they may face as they look to make a push to make the roster.

So we'll start with the offensive side of the ball because there's a couple players there.

And we're going to start with offensive lineman Darien Kinnard.

So Darren Kinnard yesterday opened practice in a team setting as the starting right tackle because let's not forget

Lane Johnson wasn't there. Now Daring Kinnard is an interesting player because let's not forget, Lane Johnson wasn't there.

Now, Darren is an interesting player because there's not a lot that folks really know about him.

He didn't play a lot last year.

Of course, he was known for playing, I believe, 70-plus snaps in one of the preseason games

did not come off the field.

He played virtually every snap in the season finale.

He offers some guard versatility, which I think is appealing, but he's really a right tackle.

And I thought he had a really good training camp.

He gets largely overshadowed over the draft picks of Miles Hinton, Cameron Williams,

and the signing of Kendall Lamb and Matt Pryor.

Dary Kinnard is a holdover that gets lost in the shuffle a little bit.

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