Hello, welcome to Inside the Data on Inside the Birds.

I'm Jeff Mosher, of course, joining us is Sam Finkel, our analytics and metrics special.

As we roll through the summer and get very close to Eagles

training camp, we continue to hammer home on the analytics, on the metrics, and Sam continues

to answer questions from our great listeners. And we've got a really awesome question we're

going to explore regarding Tyler Steen, Sam, because obviously when you talk about some of the competitions,

a lot of them are on defense this year.

They got to replace half a defense.

On offense, there's really not a whole lot of competition except one really important

spot, and that is starting right guard where Tyler Steen is sort of the lead candidate

here among a race where there's some other interesting guys

competing with him to become, well, I guess it'll be like the fourth starting right guard

in the last four years. It's kind of crazy that there's been that much rotation and instability

at one spot, whereas the rest of the line has been pretty ironclad. Yeah, 100% agreed.

I think it's just a testament to this offensive line and Stoutland and the team.

Yeah, absolutely.

And so I think that's why I don't think people are as concerned about right guard,

even though as we'll go through it, there's no certainties at all.

But I think people just have so much faith in

just that it's going to work out. And then plus, what do you think about just the idea

that even if Tyler Steaton is adequate or whoever starts my guard is adequate, that adequate

guard is going to be surrounded by a pro ball center, an all pro and

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