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Eagles Check Out 359-Pound Nose Tackle John Jenkins - Birds 24/7
Big and beautiful. That’s how John Jenkins describes himself. During weigh-ins at the Senior Bowl this week, no prospect tipped the scales more than the 359-pound nose tackle out of Georgia.
Senior safeties the Eagles might consider
At this early stage of the draft process, with a new Eagles coaching regime, we are all just throwing darts blindfolded, but there are some things we can make educated guesses about.
Mcall.com: Eagles Insiders : Eagles focus on edge rushers, secondary at the Senior Bowl
The week of Senior Bowl practices give NFL teams a good look at how some of the better college prospects compete during practice, and it also gives teams a great opportunity to speak with players they may have an interest in. It's the equivalent of a very elaborate job fair. There are a number of different means for scouts and coaches to speak with players of interest.
Iggles Blitz " Blog Archive " Some QB Talk
One rumor I heard from a very reliable person is that a group of Eagles scouts charted every throw by Tyler Wilson on Tuesday. I seem to recall the Eagles doing this with someone from last year’s Senior Bowl, but haven’t had time to dig through any old notes. It is possible the Eagles did this with one QB for each practice since there are 3 QBs on each team and 3 days of real practice (Mon-Wed.). Or it is possible that the Eagles really have interest in Wilson and are trying to figure out how much they should like him.
What DeSean Jackson Thinks Of Chip Kelly - Birds 24/7
"I was looking at what he did at Oregon. My little cousin is actually De’Anthony Thomas, the Black Momba, so our styles are kind of similar," Jackson said. "What he’s done in that offense as far as lighting it up and getting in that end zone, that’s what I’m excited about."
Sean Payton, Saints Fire Steve Spagnuolo - Canal Street Chronicles
Sean Payton has decided to get rid of defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo as the team switches to a 3-4 defense.