Hello, welcome to another episode of the Intel with Greg Kosell on the inside the

Bird's platform. I'm Jeff Mosher alongside Adam Kaplan. With us, as always, is Greg

CoSell to break down prospects for the 2025 NFL

draft. And in this episode, a very, very important position. Greg, we know the teams that are best

in the NFL have good offensive lines, elite offensive lines. The Eagles fall into that group

and other teams as well. So we're going to go through offensive tackle.

Sure.

And the conversation Adam and I recently had on a podcast is a lot.

There are positions, and I'm sure you would agree,

where you can overcome your maybe lack of measurables length with great athleticism.

But in offensive tackle, it's pretty rare if you don't fulfill

a certain criteria of measurement size and length and hand and arms to be a first rounder

if you don't have that. I mean, this is one of those rare positions where it really,

it's hard to overcome if you don't have the right measurables. You know, and through film study, and you guys know I've been doing it a long time and through

conversations through the years now with coaches, because offensive line is a position,

and obviously there's three different positions, but that whole group of three different

offensive line positions is something I keep trying to learn more and more about, just that's not you know you don't grow up saying oh I want to study

offensive line just like most eight-year-olds when they start playing football don't say I want to

put my hand in the dirt and be an offensive lineman it's a learned position but the one thing

that really pops up and this is specific to the tackle position,

which is sort of the swimsuit position for the offensive line, the tackle position,

certainly left tackle through the years, is teams want their tackles to be able to protect

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