Hey, what's up everybody? This is Andrew DeCecho. You're tuned into DeCecho Daily. Hope everybody

is having a good week. And I hope you enjoyed the podcast yesterday. I had a chance to read the

story that I wrote on Ben Van Sumer and his jump to full-time,

fullback and some of his progress behind the scenes and all of that.

I find it to be a fascinating piece to his development entering his third season and somebody that I think is going to

potentially add a new dimension to the offense, depending on how he's utilized or how

frequently he's utilized.

But today we're going to talk about the 2024 Eagles draft class and where each player

figures to slide in, what their role will be this season, at least on the surface, entering training camp.

The first pick, of course, taken 22nd overall was Quinyan Mitchell.

And Quinyan Mitchell, in case you've been living under a rock, has had a tremendous start to his career.

He pretty much erased one side of the field.

He brings attitude.

He brings confidence and a wide array of a skill set that I think is well beyond what you would expect from a player now entering his second season.

Teams are already afraid to throw the football to his side of the field.

Will he be challenged more this year?

Absolutely.

Now, if there's a year of tape on him, expect teams to try to find ways to exploit him.

But Quignan Mitchell also has the benefit of studying different wide receivers and things like that.

And I think that he's going to really start to emerge and become even more of a household

name this year as the Eagles top outside corner.

In the second round, taking 40th overall, it's kind of crazy to think that he was even

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