What's going on, everybody? Welcome in. This is DeCecho Daily. Andrew DeCecho here. And we're going to talk today about some NFL draft sleepers. I know that we're starting to get through the top prospects at key positions, but we talk about

everything here on this podcast. And I like talking about sleepers because it puts a lot of players

onto the radars of those who are really starting to consume a lot of draft content.

And there's a ton of quality prospects, as you might expect, on day three.

And I'll look at some in particular at positions of need for the Eagles.

And we're going to start with Nadame Tucker out of Western Michigan.

Six foot one and some change, 246 pounds.

Reminds me a little bit of Josh Ushay when I watch him play.

And he's well-traveled.

He began his career in junior college at Independence. Then he goes to Hutchinson, spends a couple of years at Houston, and then ends up at Western Michigan, produced 14 and a half sacks, really productive, tied David Bailey, Texas Tech,

who also had the same number.

And I look at Nadame Tucker, and I really enjoy talking to him at the NFL scouting combine

because he was a senior bowl prospect.

He was there.

He gushed over Eagles defensive line coach Clint Hurt. The Eagles had a formal

meeting with him and then they had another meeting where they were kind of going over tape and

things like that. So there's interest there. He's a little bit of an older prospect. He's 25. He'll be

26 by the time training camp rolls around. But a really interesting story.

He went to TNEC, New Jersey High School, was a basketball star there.

And it wasn't until he became a senior that he actually started to play football.

So he's a late bloomer.

And when you look at some of those day three pass rushers and someone who can be a DPR designated pass rusher,

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