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" />Skip to main contentclockmenumore-arrownoyesBleeding Green Nation homepageHorizontal - WhiteBleeding Green Nationa Philadelphia Eagles communityFollow Bleeding Green Nation online:Follow Bleeding Green Nation on TwitterFollow Bleeding Green Nation on FacebookLog in or sign upLog InSign UpSite searchSearchSearchBleeding Green Nation main menuFanpostsFanshotsEaglesOddsAboutMastheadCommunity GuidelinesStubHubMoreAll 321 blogs on Horizontal - WhiteFanposts Fanshots Eagles StoriesScheduleRosterStatsYahoo Eagles NewsYahoo Eagles Team PageYahoo Eagles ReportYahoo Eagles Depth ChartYahoo Eagles TransactionsYahoo Eagles PhotosOdds About Masthead Community Guidelines StubHub ✕Eagles Practice Notes: Injury updates on Brandon Brooks Womens Darren Sproles Jersey , Ronald Darby, Nigel Bradham, and othersNew,44commentsHere’s what we learned today.EDTToday marked the sixteenth 2019 Philadelphia Eagles training camp practice. It was a relatively light day (no pads) since it was a 10-10-10 practice. Read on to see what I observed!PRACTICE NOTES• CARSON WENTZ UPDATE: Wentz didn’t get a ton of work today but he did look pretty good in limited action. Wentz, who has sometimes struggled with his accuracy on touch passes, did a nice job of floating the ball to his intended targets to hit them in stride. Wentz specifically did this with Josh Adams (!) along the sideline, DeSean Jackson along the other sideline, and Mack Hollins deep down the field. (Unfortunately, Jackson and Hollins both dropped their targets. Jackson — who rarely drops the ball — bobbled the pass into Deiondre’ Hall’s hands for a pick. Hollins did a good job of creating separation down the field but he couldn’t finish the play by catching it.)Wentz also had a real crisp tight window throw to Nelson Agholor on a post. Avonte Maddox didn’t even have terrible coverage as he slightly trailed behind; he just got beat by an excellent throw and catch. Wentz and Agholor hooked up another time in the red zone where Agholor made a real strong catch on the move with his hands extended. (Good to see a guy who previously struggled with drops making those kind of grabs.)Wentz was almost picked off on a throw to Zach Ertz near the sideline. L.J. Fort made an athletic leaping play to get his hands on it but couldn’t hold on. It looked like Wentz forced the ball there so that might’ve been a series where the defense wanted a certain look and Wentz was just following the practice script. Or it was just a bad force. One of the two.• EAGLES INJURY UPDATE: Decent amount of injury news to catch up on.Brandon Brooks was recently examined to see if he’s ready for team drills but he’s not there just yet. Brooks has been cleared to do more 1-on-1 and position drill work. Brooks said he’s still optimistic he’ll be ready for Week 1. Ronald Darby participated in 11-on-11 for the first time this offseason. He didn’t take ALL of the 11-on-11 reps but he did take a good portion of them. Week 1 seems like a realistic possibility for him. Darby lined up as a first team cornerback with Rasul Douglas and Sidney Jones splitting time on the outside opposite of him. Avonte Maddox was working in as the nickel cornerback. Nigel Bradham participated in 7-on-7 for the first time this offseason. Encouraging step forward.Fletcher Cox was out at practice once again after being inside last week. Still not doing any team drills, though. Josh Sweat missed practice with a knee injury. The Eagles are saying he’s “day-to-day.” Knee issues have been an issue for Sweat dating back to college, so this isn’t the best development for him. Richard Rodgers returned to practice after missing a couple weeks with a foot injury. Hassan Ridgeway returned to practice after recovering from a concussion he suffered in the first preseason game.Cody Kessler and Nate Sudfeld were spectators at practice. Paul Worrilow wasn’t seen at practice. [UPDATE: The Eagles released Worrilow.]• JOSH MCCOWN UPDATE: The new QB didn’t practice much. He got some sparse snaps in during 7-on-7 but that was it. Clearly still learning the system after only signing with the Eagles on Saturday. In case you didn’t already know, McCown is wearing No. 18. He’s only the second ever Eagles quarterback to wear that jersey number. Can you name the first without looking it up (or having seen my tweet about it already)? • Clayton Thorson took a majority of the quarterback reps. He made what was arguably his best throw of the summer by throwing a nice tight spiral deep to DeAndre Thompkins in stride for a touchdown. The rookie’s deep attempts are usually wobbly so that was nice to see. Thorson also threw a jump ball touchdown to Carlton Agudosi in red zone drills. Lastly on the positive side, Thorson showed respectable mobility on a designed run towards the sideline. He’s no Mike Vick out there but he’s hardly the slowest quarterback I’ve ever seen. Thorson still had plenty of bad moments. A 40+ yard deep attempt to Marken Michel was way overthrown as the ball wobbled in the air. Thorson also overthrew Alex Ellis on an attempt towards the sideline. Thorson’s regularly struggled with his accuracy on those throws.• Doug Pederson and Corey Clement were working an elaborate handshake/fist pound celebration that they later broke out in practice. There was a pouring motion involved, I believe? Much more notably, Clement took some first team running back reps in the red zone. I don’t buy any talk of him getting cut. • Zach Berman astutely noticed that Nate Herbig — and not Stefen Wisniewski — was taking second team center reps. Wis was at guard instead. Wis has been really struggling with snapping the ball, so this development isn’t a total shock. But Herbig — an undrafted rookie free agent — had zero experience snapping the ball coming into training camp and now he’s suddenly supplanted an experienced NFL veteran in Wis. Barring more injuries, I really don’t think Wis is making this roster. He’s not as valuable to the team if they can’t trust him to play center in addition to guard.• Brandon Graham beat Malcolm Jenkins to the ball as they raced towards it at the start of team drills. Unlike some of their other races Jay Ajayi Jersey , this was actually a fair fight. • New Eagles offensive lineman Brett Toth is wearing No. 66. UP NEXTThe first of the Eagles’ two joint training camp practices with the Ravens begins tomorrow, Monday, August 19 at 1:30 PM ET. Should be exciting! As always, stay tuned to BGN for more coverage. With the 29th overall pick in the 2019 Bleeding Green Nation community mock draft, Kansas City Chiefs GM Boxer Madness selects ..."Nasir Adderley, S, DelawareWhen I was first awarded the opportunity to make the Kansas City Chiefs’ first round pick, I thought it was a great opportunity to channel my inner-Andy Reid. I have always watched Andy’s drafting philosophy with a sort of morbid curiosity. It has just always seemed that no matter the round, if a player was available that filled a need, was the proper value, and was generally agreed by everyone to be a no-brainer pick, Andy would instead reach about a round or so early and pick an undersized guy from Canada with a high motor.When Andy hits, he hits big (ref: Mahomes, P; McNabb, D; McCoy, L). But when he misses, he usually misses huge (ref. Eagles 2010 and 2011 drafts).So after careful consideration http://www.eagleslockerroom.com/authentic-jason-kelce-jersey , and for the good of my approval rating, I decided to put my powder blue Hawaiian shirt back in the closet and skip the Andy Reid NFL Draft Crap Shoot, opting for a more logic-based selection instead.BackgroundFollowing yet another disappointing loss in a big game, Andy Reid and the Chiefs come into 2019 with high-expectations, high pressure, and more holes than most people think. This team is quite a bit different than the team that started the 2018 season. The anchor of the offensive line, Mitch Morse, is gone, signed by by Buffalo in free agency. Gone too is RB Kareem Hunt and WR Chris Conley. And the status of Tyreek Hill hangs in limbo at present, pending resolution of a domestic violence issue. If Hill were to be suspended, the team would be left with Sammy Watkins and a bunch of JAGs as their receiving corps. On defense, the team lost its top 2 pass rushers – Dee Ford and Justin Houston, and are replacing them with Alex Okafor (4 sacks last year) and Emmanuel Ogbah (3 sacks last year), leaving the Chiefs with a 15 sack deficit. The Chiefs have also bid adieu to safeties Eric Berry and Ron Parker, and currently have backup Jordan Lucas listed as a starting safety. While they have added Tyrann Mathieu and Bashaud Breeland to the secondary, they still need significant help to hope to improve the 26th ranked defense of a year ago.Therefore, I have ranked Kansas City’s top draft priorities for 2019 as follows:Secondary Pass Rusher Interior offensive lineWide receiverRunning backThe pick – Nasir Adderley Womens Chance Warmack Jersey , Safety, University of DelawarePicking at the end of the first round is a different animal than picking in the first 15-20 slots. Most of the big names are usually gone, and there’s always the possibility that the best guys left don’t fit your team’s system or needs. So teams typically either go BPA or trade up or out. But there are no trades allowed in the BGN draft. Fortunately, this year, the BPA for Kansas City fills a huge need.In 2018, the Chiefs’ ranked 31st in passing yards allowed both total and per game, and 24th in points allowed, proving that they were consistently bad in large part to an awful secondary. They won 12 games mostly by beating up on bad teams (Arizona, Cincinnati, San Francisco, Jacksonville, the Broncos and Raiders twice each), while trying to win shootouts with the good teams. In these matchups they were 0-5, (Rams, Chargers, Seahawks, and Patriots twice). In these games in particular Nick Foles Jersey , it was clear that the Chiefs’ secondary was simply unable to stop a good offense, as they gave up an average of 40 points per game!. An influx of defensive talent is desperately needed if they want to take the next step.Kansas City got the ball rolling by signing CB Bashaud Breeland and S Tyrann Mathieu, which immediately boosts the secondary. But they need more. Enter Nasir Adderley. Together with Mathieu, the two-headed monster brings a big upgrade in talent along with a new attitude mixed with a batch of swagger to the secondary.What they’re saying about Adderley:As per Jon Ledyard, TDN:As per Matt Miller, Bleacher Report:And as per Joe Marino, TDN:College Production2015: Started all 11 games as a true freshman for the University of Delaware Blue Hens, leading the team with eight pass breakups and 51 tackles, two for loss. 2016: Named third-team all-conference with 49 stops, two interceptions, and four pass breakups.2017: First-team All-CAA with 78 tackles, four for loss, a team-high five interceptions (135 return yards), and three pass breakups. 2018: Second-team AP FCS All-American and first-team all-conference player, leading the team with four interceptions and seven pass breakups to go along with 87 tackles, 1.5 for loss, in 12 starts. He also returned five kickoffs on the year (for 149 yards http://www.eagleslockerroom.com/authentic-deandre-carter-jersey , 29.8 average), and a TD.HighlightsSee for yourself:ConclusionAndy Reid and the Chiefs are standing in front of a slowly closing window. They have a high-octane offense with a scary-good franchise QB. But the defense, and especially the secondary is definitely NOT on the same level. By adding Nasir Adderley they get an athletic, highly versatile safety with elite ball skills, who plays with a mean streak, can play in the box, play deep, cover, blitz, and can even return kicks. He brings an infectious attitude that will infuse a swagger back into the defense. And he and Tyrann Mathieu can utilize their coverage and ball skills to compensate for the drop off in pass rush that the Chiefs are sure to encounter after losing Ford and Houston. Lastly, his versatility allows Kansas City to use him to cover a variety of deficiencies (including CB if necessary) as they continue to rebuild their defense. Nasir Adderley is an immediate day-one starter and instantly upgrades the weakest position group of the team, making him an excellent value at pick #29. |
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