Hey, what's going on everybody?

Welcome into this edition of the Checo Daily.

It's Andrew DeCechko here from Inside thebirds.com.

Checking in as the Eagles on this Saturday afternoon made a practice squad elevation announcement,

tight-end E.J. Jenkins will be available and active Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock when the Eagles

take on those Minnesota Vikings at U.S. Bank Stadium. So the Eagles tight ends this week will be

tight-end Dallas Goddert, Kylin Granson, E.J. Jenkins, and Kam Latsu, who really doubles as a fullback within the

context of the Eagles offense, but he's a tight end by trade.

But what's interesting is that last week when Grant Cacetara didn't play with the oblique,

it was, you know, they kind of kept the status quo with the tight end room.

They didn't elevate E.J.

They didn't make any alterations to the tight end room.

But this week, they do, which is interesting, because if you've listened to me throughout

the summer, I've maintained that E.J. Jenkins is the second best blocking tight end on the

Eagles roster behind Dallas Goddard.

You can make the case that Cam Lottu has sort of leapfrogged him there.

Cam Latu, I've been very bullish on.

I've talked a lot about him.

I've noted his blocking efficiency in training camp.

But the addition of Jenkins, and you couple that with Latu and Goddard, it gives the Eagles

more beef and more physicality at the point

of attack, particularly as it pertains to the running game. So in theory, if they were to lean on that,

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