It was a busy few days, but the Eagles did it.

They got through the 2025 draft, and so do we, Rub. Yeah, it's always a fun few days,

filled with surprises, and, you know, this is really, like, they can talk all they want about

different things and different positions of players, but this is when you really see what their

priorities are, and we got a good glimpse into the Eagles long-range plan over these last

few days. Yeah, I think that's true. This is Eagle. I podcast presented by Nissan. He's Ruben Frank.

I'm Dave Zangaro. A busy day three for the Eagles. They drafted just two players through the first

two days of the drafts, and then they draft eight players on day three so we're going to go through

all of those individually in a few minutes but when you look at this draft class as a whole room

and we can go through the names later but obviously jihad campbell at the top of the list the first

round pick andrew uh muk um macubah I had to think about how to say his name

there, second round pick, Ty Robinson, closest thing they had to a third round pick after they

traded out. What are your biggest takeaways from this class? Yeah, and then the next couple

picks in the fifth round, Mac McWilliams and Smile, Mondin, Jr.

So you're talking about the first five picks for defense.

And I knew it was going to be a defensive heavy draft.

I didn't know it was going to be that exaggerated, I guess, and how he said, you know,

we were following our board.

But look, they lost a lot of defensive players, some really good ones, some medium.

And they had to fill these spots.

And they signed all those kind of low budget free agents, I guess, as an emergency backup plan.

But they want this group of defensive players

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