Hello and welcome in to another edition of the Checo Daily. I, of course, am your host, Andrew DeCecho, and today is all about you.

I want to get to a lot of mailbag questions as many as I can get to today,

and I appreciate those who sent the questions in. Obviously, there's a ton of questions around this time of the year.

There's a lot of intrigue with the season, and there's some uncertainty in terms of position battles and so on,

and I wanted to get to as many as possible so we'll get right to it

I'm going to start with my man Eddie Garcia appreciated Eddie he says hey Andrew my question is out of all the position

battles that will happen in training camp which battle do you think has the potential to be the most surprising

whether it's one player completely dominating and not making it a close competition camp, which battle do you think has the potential to be the most surprising?

Whether it's one player completely dominating and not making it a close competition,

or one that is way too close to call and could have an unpredictable outcome?

Eddie, that's a great question, and I've given it some thought.

Depending on where you land on the running back situation, I mean, A.J. Dillon has a proven track record, but I think that Will Shipley is, it's his job to lose as the RB2. I think he just brings so much more to the equation offensively than Dylan does, and their skill sets are kind of redundant in terms of AJ Dylan and Saquan Barkley.

Will Shipley, for the two practices that we got to see, and it is OTA, so that's the qualifier,

he looks exceptional.

Catching the football well, the explosiveness in the open field is something that really stands out to me,

turning upfield when he gets the ball.

The question will be past protection,

and I have a feeling that he really emphasized that in the offseason. So that one shouldn't be a surprise to most, but I have Will Shipley as the RB2. The one that you could look at as somewhat

of a surprise, I think Adory Jackson is going to give Keely Ringo a run for his money.

Now, obviously, the Eagles would love nothing more than for Keely Ringo to win that job.

This is now his third season.

They've invested in him quite heavily, and he's familiar with the defensive backs.

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