Key Insights from Eagles OTAs: Jalen Hurts' Deep Ball Stands Out, and Vic Fangio Discusses Defensive Strategies
A recap of the Philadelphia Eagles' offseason training activities, highlighting Jalen Hurts' impressive deep passing skills and insights from Vic Fangio on the team's defensive plans.
PHILADELPHIA – The Philadelphia Eagles are wrapping up their spring practices before the summer break. In the last week of offseason training activities (OTAs), followed by mandatory minicamp next week, several key insights emerged from Tuesday’s practice.
Key Takeaways:
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Jalen Hurts is still an impressive deep-ball passer. From Week 5 onward last season, Hurts excelled at throws over 25 yards, achieving a 53.3% completion rate with a passer rating of 138.2.
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Cooper DeJean may be transitioned to safety. The competition for the safety position is set to be fierce, with players like Sydney Brown and Andrew Mukuba also in contention.
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Defensive Coordinator Vic Fangio provided insights into Jihaad Campbell’s recovery. Following shoulder surgery, Campbell is expected to start practicing in August.
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The Eagles’ offense is showcasing tight ends, notably Goedert, in preparation for the upcoming season.
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Jeremiah Trotter Jr. is stepping up in the absence of Nakobe Dean, who will be out for the foreseeable future.
More updates as the Eagles continue with their training activities!
