Hey, what's up everybody?

This is Andrew DeCecho.

You're listening to DeCecho Daily.

And the past couple of days, we've kind of went through

offensive and defensive players on day three and how they fit

what I like about them and really how they they sort of fit into the puzzle that is the roster

equation right now and obviously this is before we see anything in OTAs or mini camp

or even training camp and it least on the surface a of these players, we're going to have opportunities.

Now, we talk a lot about the one year, prove-it deal, signings, and free agency.

And of course, we talk a lot about the NFL draft and the prospects that the Eagles were

able to get in that 10-player hall.

But there are a couple players who are holdovers from last season,

and in one case, the past couple of seasons,

one on each side of the ball that I want to talk about.

I've written about this on Inside the Birds.com,

and I want to expand on that here

because there are two players that I think are kind of getting lost

a little bit here because of the different acquisitions.

But both players are going to be primed to take on a more prominent role in the 2025 season.

But we'll start with offensive lineman Trevor Keegan, whom the Eagles drafted in 2024 in the fifth round out of Michigan.

He started all 15 games in the Michigan Wolverines Championship run, National Championship run.

And it's important to note that Trevor Keegan can play any interior

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