Hey, what's up everybody?

Andrew DeCechko here, checking in for the second edition of the Checo Daily.

And if you've been reading InsidetheBirds.com, which you absolutely should, there's no

reason not to.

You would have already read this story, which is heir to the throne where I mentioned five prospects who if the eagle stay at 32 would be

the most logical fits and now that pro days have come and gone largely and a lot of official 30

visits are underway.

We're now at April, which is a pivotal point in the pre-draft cycle, and the Eagles currently

have eight draft selections, and they find themselves in a position of power.

And what they've done in the offseason is they've draft-proofed the roster to the point where they can really go into it with a best player-available approach, which is what Howie Roseman has been all about.

And to be honest, the last four drafts, Howie Roseman has knocked it out of the park.

And if they stand pad at 32, they are going to have their druthers.

There are several talented players which are slated to be on the board at that time.

And I say slated because, yes, they're widely projected to be, but you never know the way the draft will fall.

You can ever say player X will never be available at that point, and you certainly can't assure that they will.

But why don't we kind of take it, I'm going to take you through it, and we'll kind of start off

with defensive tackle Walter Nolan.

And look, I mentioned this player many times.

I highlighted the fact that the loss of Milton Williams, I think, is going to be a little bit

more important than some are maybe giving it credit for.

Milton Williams played 48% of the defensive snaps.

That was the second most by any defensive tackle on the Eagles.

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