S1:E4-Live from the Basement

Episode 4 of the Birds of a Feather podcast, hosted by Andrew Smith, titled "S1:E4-Live from the Basement" was published on April 13, 2020 and runs 41 minutes.

April 13, 2020 ·41m · Birds of a Feather

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We are officially 10 days out from the NFL Draft, and Andrew highlights a potential "lock" of a pick for the Eagles in the first round, and potential trades that could move the Eagles up or down the first round. We also dive into Day 2 and Day 3 prospects Andrew thinks could make a great impact and add great value to the team. Lastly, Andrew discusses the biggest story in College/SEC football that is something you won't wanna miss! As always, keep up with the podcast and follow me @DrizzyPhilly, and if you enjoyed the episode, please subscribe, leave 5-stars and a review!

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As always, keep up with the podcast and follow me @DrizzyPhilly, and if you enjoyed the episode, please subscribe, leave 5-stars and a review!

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