Ingram

He was my favorite TE in last years draft and I thought it was a steal at the time but he has to come back strong before you consider him a “steal.”

Having said that, I love the potential he has. Not to mention a lot of the other guys on the team.

I remember reading that he was doing rehab with Stu. And that the both of them were just going strong, supporting each other and getting into the best shape possible. If he is side by side with Stu, I have a feeling that he will be back and will definitely be a redzone threat.

Obviously, we can’t count on anything.

But, it certainly seems that his surgery got done right this time, and that he has ha d a great rehab staff and Stu to push him really hard.

I anticipate Ingram being a RZ weapon, as he is tall, has a great vertical, and as a basketball player understands how to shield the ball with his body.

Also, don’t be surprised to see him flexed out wide against smaller nickel corners on curl and comeback routes.

Marty and Urban Meyer agreed that Ingram would be a “matchup nightmare” when healthy. I’m interested to see what the Birds do with him and hope he comes back strong.

I was happy when we picked him up because of the potential..I think he’ll be great once he’s able to get himself on the football field. You can tell he is just a pure athlete and I think he will be fine once healthy. I like him in the RZ as well..at the same time, you just don’t know how he is going to preform in the NFL but I got a hunch he’ll be pretty darn good.

but I have high hopes for this kid.

Why some many people have continued really high expectations from Ingram yet. He was interesting last year in camp until he blew out his knew but what the Eagles get out of him at this point will be a bonus.

I would be surprised if the Eagles are really counting on him to have any kind of impact on the team or solve some of their limitations on offense (e.g., redzone, short-yardage, 3rd down conversion). If last year showed anything, there are enough playmakers on the offense side couple of doing that. O-line just needs to play better and they need better execution especially on 3rd down.

He was the rookie that I was most looking forward to watching play last year. More than Shady and more than Maclin. Then, alas, my dreams were crushed.

he tore his knee and it was poorly repaired causeing it to tare again but it was properly adressed this time and he should be stronger than ever

What about this kid Rucker? Anyone have any idea about him<why they’re so high on him???

300 receiving yards and 3 TD’s in limited play behind Celek this season and I’m content coming off this type of injury. I hope he can carve out a role in the red zone/goal line offense.

Coffman, Nelson, Casey all fails

That Ingram has 3 or less catches this year (no TDs) and is a total non-factor just as Alex Smith was this year.

When is the last time an Eagles’ backup TE was ever a factor in Reid’s offense ? The answer is ‘Never.’