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With the Philadelphia Eagles and Washington Commanders set for an NFC East matchup, here’s a statistical breakdown for both teams ahead of Sunday
The Eagles and Commanders are two days away from a Sunday afternoon matchup that’ll see quarterback Carson Wentz face his former team for the first time.
Washington enters the contest at 1-1 after a brutal 36-27 loss to the Lions in Detroit, while Philadelphia will look to start 3-0 after an impressive 24-7 win over Detroit on Monday night.
With both teams set for their final practice of the week, here’s a statistical breakdown for both teams with total yardage and rankings.
With so much star power at critical positions on both teams, who has the positional edge for the Philadelphia Eagles vs. Minnesota Vikings on Monday night?
The Eagles have multiple primetime matchups, and the Week 2 contest against the Vikings will be the first of two Monday night appearances for one of the NFL’s biggest draws.
There will be immense talent on the field for both teams on each side of the ball, but who ultimately is the most talented roster for this matchup?
Philadelphia has made critical upgrades on defense, while new head coach Kevin O’Connell has Minnesota approaching their scheme with more innovation.
With the Sunday afternoon slate of games set to start, here is a breakdown of the position matchups for both teams.
With the Philadelphia Eagles and Minnesota Vikings set for a huge matchup, here’s a statistical breakdown for both teams ahead of Monday night
The Eagles and Vikings is a little over 24 hours away from headlining a Monday night doubleheader, and both teams will get a chance to see just how talented their offense is.
Philadelphia entered the week as a slight favorite after racking up 455 yards against the improving Lions in Week 1.
The Vikings’ highly explosive offense did enough to defeat the Packers, with the Minnesota defense stifling Green Bay quarterback Aaron Rodgers.
Philadelphia Eagles updated unofficial depth chart ahead of Week 2 matchup vs. Minnesota Vikings
The Eagles and Vikings is a little over 24 hours away from a huge Monday night matchup, and there are several critical changes to the Philadelphia depth chart.
Philadelphia put defensive end Derek Barnett, on injured reserve after he suffered a torn ACL against the Lions.
On offense, running back Trey Sermon has been added to the depth chart, but he’s unlikely to be active with three healthy ball carriers ahead of him.
Here’s the Eagles’ unofficial depth chart for Week 2.
Ten takeaways from the Philadelphia Eagles’ first unofficial depth chart of the 2022 regular season
The Eagles are set for the first practice of the regular season on Wednesday, and as the team starts preparation for the Lions, an unofficial depth chart was revealed Tuesday morning.
Philadelphia operates with some secrecy, so the depth chart is listed as unofficial, but it gives insight into who’ll play where and which guys are likely starters at critical positions.
Several roster moves will likely be made between Tuesday and Friday, so the depth chart and 53-man roster will be fluid.
Here are ten takeaways from the initial depth chart.
The Philadelphia Eagles just revealed their first unofficial depth chart of the 2022 regular season as the team starts preparation for the Detroit Lions in Week 1
The Eagles will return to practice on Wednesday for their first official work of the regular season, and as the team starts preparation for the Lions, an unofficial depth chart was revealed.
Philadelphia operates with some secrecy, so the depth chart is listed as unofficial, but it gives insight into who’ll play where and which guys are likely starters at critical positions.
Several roster moves will likely be made between Tuesday and Friday, so the depth chart and 53-man roster will be fluid.
Projecting the Philadelphia Eagles’ defensive depth chart for Week 1 at Ford Field against the Detroit Lions
The Philadelphia Eagles have retooled a much maligned defensive unit, and now growing expectations surround a unit with top-5 potential.
The defensive line offers the most intrigue, with Brandon Graham likely sacrificing his role as a starter in Jonathan Gannon’s hybrid defensive scheme.
Haason Reddick will assume the role of a standup pass rusher opposite Josh Reddick.
At the same time, Jordan Davis will allow Fletcher Cox and Javon Hargrave to play their more natural positions.
With training camp and the preseason in the books, we’re predicting what the Eagles starting lineup, and defensive depth chart will look like in 2022.
Takeaways and observations from the Philadelphia Eagles’ updated unofficial depth chart ahead of preseason week two vs. the Cleveland Browns
The Eagles released their first unofficial depth chart before the team’s preseason matchup against the Jets at Lincoln Financial Field last Friday.
Most regular season starters have been known, but several key position battles and roster scenarios continue to gain clarity after some roster moves and injury designations.
Philadelphia released an updated unofficial depth chart with the team preparing for two days of joint practices and a preseason game against Cleveland.
Jalen Hurts is unlikely to see any more game action during the preseason.
The following week will allow Reid Sinnett and rookie Carson Strong to see increased reps against quality competition.
With Philadelphia scheduled for a Wednesday morning flight to Cleveland, here are the takeaways and observations from the first unofficial depth chart.
Looking at the two undrafted free agents rising up the Philadelphia Eagles depth chart
Injuries are a typical result of intense training camp sessions, and that’s a prime opportunity for under-the-radar players to move up the depth chart.
As the Eagles prepare to travel to Cleveland for joint practices with the Browns, 12 players will likely have an injury designation after Marcus Epps, and James Bradberry exited practice early.
Marcus Epps is new to this list. https://t.co/37v7FRMQQN
— Jeff McLane (@Jeff_McLane) August 16, 2022
With Epps and Bradberry out, undrafted rookies Josh Jobe and Reed Blankenship received first teams reps during Tuesday’s final practice before the joint sessions with Cleveland starting Thursday.
It’s only practice, and this is still the preseason, but Jobe and Blankenship are names to watch and players that could cause roster chaos as Philadelphia trims down to 53 players before the season opener.
Here’s a look at what both players offer.
Philadelphia Eagles had former North Texas Mean Green running back DeAndre Torrey in for a workout.
Eagles are working out running back DeAndre Torrey today, per a league source
— Aaron Wilson (@AaronWilson_NFL) August 10, 2022
The Eagles have been looking to add running back depth to the roster, and on Wednesday, the team had former North Texas star DeAndre Torrey in for a workout.
Small in stature (5′ 7” 199 lbs), Torrey makes up for his lack of size with big play abilities as a dual-threat running back.
During his final season with the Mean Green, Torrey logged 1,215 rushing yards and 13 touchdowns, and during his career, he racked up 36 total rushing touchdowns, with another four receiving scores.
Philadelphia currently has Miles Sanders, Boston Scott, Kenneth Gainwell, Jason Huntley, and Kennedy Brooks on the roster at the position.
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