Hey folks, Andrew DeCecho here, DeCecho Daily. I am so fired up for this NFL draft. We are now one day away. So happy NFL draft Eve for those of you who celebrate. I will have comprehensive

coverage of the draft of the first round of the draft on 97-5. The Fanatic, if you want to hear

a pick-by-pick analysis, best players available, what my big board's looking like, how those

moves affect the Eagles, and what the rest of the division might do.

We're going to have all of that for you.

It's going to be a six-hour show.

So you won't want to miss that starting at 6 p.m. to midnight.

But today, we're going to talk about tight ends and what the Eagles could possibly do to replace Dallas

Goddard to find that successor. It may not be as easy as drafting a tight end. They may have other

options on the table. If they stand pad at 32 and this is not, it feels like it's not all the

more, all that crazy right now because now you're seeing more and more people do it.

But when I did it back on February, or back on April 3rd, it was seen as something that was out of the box and, you know, something that didn't make a lot of sense and that it was out of my mind and that this player was going to be a third round player.

That's Mason Tower at 32, the tight end from LSU.

Listen, everything that I've gathered throughout the pre-draft process has told me that there

are a lot of teams that have him graded, executives that have him graded late first early second round pick he is a top 45 player

on my board and despite what anyone else may think or what they say i have not deviated from my

opinion this is my opinion and based on the information that i've gathered throughout this process

that's what I'm expecting,

where I'm expecting him to go to fall within that range.

But that would be a really good pick for the Eagles at 32.

It's kind of hard to see them taking a safety or a tight end at 32.

It's more along defensive line, the trenches, offensive line.

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