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Welcome to the Eagles Update, your source for Philadelphia
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Eagles news and notes. It's Saturday,
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April twenty ninth. Eagles insader Dave
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Spadero at the Novacare Complex on
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Night two of the twenty twenty three NFL
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Draft, the Eagles selecting two
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more players first with pick
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number sixty five overall, Alabama
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left tackle Tyler Steen, who
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has position versatility, and
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head coach Nick Sirianni says the
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Eagles will look at him up and down the
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offensive line and give him a chance
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to compete for playing time in
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twenty twenty three.
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Like, listen, that's really a long way away.
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We don't have to make that decision for a while, but best
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player will play at that position, and we feel like
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we have some good options. And the
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reason why we took him is because we feel
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good about Everybody in the building feels good about him.
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So yeah, I mean it's
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I mean, that's too early to say.
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Eagles general manager. Very complementary
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when assessing what Steen
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brings to the table for this Eagles offensive
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line.
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Yeah, really valuable. You know, you get to see
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him in the SEC playing tackle, and you
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know him going from Vandy to Alabama,
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I think was a huge growth in playing
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left tackle for the University of Alabama. Obviously
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that's a high profile position. There
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have been a lot of NFL players play that position.
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And you watch him play tackle
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and he's had success there, and then he
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moved at the Senior Bowl he played guard. You could see him
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moving people off the ball. You can see his athleticism
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in space. You know, it's a six six three and
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twenty pound guy who started
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in the SEC and a smart
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guy, comes from a great family. And obviously
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coach Stallen a big part of our process as well. Like
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we talked about coach Desai and
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I'm really excited to get his hands on him.
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One pick later, the Eagles going
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for the defensive side of the ball. They're
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third of four picks on defense,
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this time Illinois safety Sydney
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Brown, a highly productive player,
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a five years ard at Illinois,
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and someone Roseman says fits
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into what the Eagles are looking for on
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the defensive side of the ball at the
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safety position.
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When you look at Sydney the way they
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used him at Illinois, they used him a
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lot around the box that he would blitz, He
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covered tight end, he played the run game, and
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so you kind of had an incomplete evaluation, and then
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the Senior Bowl, which Jim Naggins have a
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tremendous job there. He give us
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the opportunity to see him being
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a post player playing in the d PAF, playing
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one on ones, and you saw the athleticism
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and I think that really helped complete our process.
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You know, Sidney Brown was a passion player
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for a lot of people in this organization. He was a
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red star guy, and
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I think, you know, just a tremendous person
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with obviously really good athletic tools,
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leadership ability, and you
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know, for us, just excited
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to get him in the building.
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The Eagles also making a deal on
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Friday, giving them a total
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of four drafts selections. In
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Saturday's final day, Philadelphia
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has one sixth round pick and three
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picks in round number seven and
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that will complete rounds one through
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seven of the draft and after that
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the very critical post draft
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period where the Eagles,
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along with thirty one other NFL teams,
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will compete to sign undrafted
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rookie free agents. IM Eagles and Satder
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Dave Sperdeerro thanks for joining me for this Eagles update.
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Have yourselves a great Eagles Day. Fly Eagles
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Fly, and go Birds
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Eagles Entertainment,
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