In recent days, the Philadelphia Eagles have been very busy. Signed Ryan Kerrigan (Ryan Kerrigan) of the former Washington rugby team’s fringe stormtrooper, with Trading slot corner Josiah Scott (Josiah Scott). There are some other news, we will summarize here.

The Eagles revised the offseason practice schedule

Eagle- By Dave Spadaro -Outlined the offseason schedule agreed by the players and the team, focusing on adapting and teaching/learning plans for the new coaching staff.

The revised offseason timetable boils down to the following points:

1. This week, the team will proceed to the second phase, which includes meetings and on-site meetings on fundamentals, plans, strengths and conditions.

2. The next two weeks will belong to the third stage of the OTA rules, which are designed to provide players and coaches with more time to cooperate on and off the court. The on-site exercise will closely reflect the second phase of the exercise. This year, there will be no 11 to 11 or 7 to 7 jobs.

3. After these three weeks of practice, Eagles’ offseason plan will end. According to the “collective bargaining agreement”, the players will then call a training camp at the Nova Carlyle Comprehensive Training Ground.

The Eagles players have previously announced that they will skip OTA uniformly, although it is inevitable that a three-day micro training camp must be held in June. Instead, the mandatory mini-training camp is cancelled, and players will participate in OTA, which requires them to participate in more competitions, but does not include hard practice.

At this time last year, when OTA and mini training camps were cancelled, and when they were suspicious of training camps, someone pointed out that the Eagles were in a good position because they would return to the head coach, defensive coordinator and quarterback in the team’s fifth Season, while other departments have hired new employees. The idea at the time was that the Eagles already had their own plans and ideas, and the Cowboys, Giants and Rugby teams would have to find ways to make their players speed up the game in a shorter period of time than normal.

Facts have proved that the Hawks are still stinking as they enter the 4-11-1 season. Although there is still a reasonable argument that this should have been a major advantage, they have squandered.

Of course, this year, the Eagles are a team with a new coaching staff, and other teams in the department do not have to compete under duress as they did a season ago. However, compared to other teams in the department in 2020, the ability to let the players live and learn plans should make it easier for the Eagles coaching staff to transition to training camp.

Zach Ertz is away

According to the inquirer Jeff McLane, Zach Ertz will not participate in offseason events.

As we pointed out throughout the offseason, Eltz is unlikely to be with the Hawks this year. As far as I know, nothing has changed in this regard. The next date to watch is June 1, after which the Eagles can trade or cut Ertz and distribute his dead money to this year and next year, rather than fully liable for the fine in 2021.

The Hawks rookie got the jersey number

The rookies got their numbers last week, but I just choreographed them quickly, even though it was a bit late:

• DeVonta Smith, 6 years old. Yes it is. This is a good round number and can make him look thinner than before. I mean, for example, if he ranks first, it will further aggravate his thin body. In addition, just bringing his college number into the aesthetic appeal of professional players is good. ?

• Landon Dickerson, 51 years old. Hate it. I like sporty volleyball guards, but I don’t like the 6’6, 333-pound indoor linemen. 51 is fine for a sports center, but not suitable for cruel, unpleasant bruises. If Matt Pryor does not join the team, maybe he can switch to 69 years old. ?

• Milton Williams (93 years old). I have already begun to consider who to compare each rookie with in the “Eagles rookie combination” series, and Williams reminds me to some extent of Timmy Jernigan, who is more athletic, so this number is appropriate. ?

• Zech McPhearson, 27 years old. It’s ridiculous that the Hawks gave Malcolm Jenkins so quickly, but for some reason, Brent Selleck’s 87 is really unshakable. For McPherson, this is a good number, but I would like to know the thinking process of the Eagles, which is to make Jenkins a player like Selek’s players, and Jenkins is in The Super Bowl team is considered a leader and a better player. ????

• Kenny Gainwell, 14 years old. Do not. 14 is not good for defenders, and 19 (his first choice) looks good. Throughout the training camp, Gainwell will be dissatisfied with JJ Arcega-Whiteside. ?

• Marlon Tuipulotu, 90 years old. Yes, the classic filling program number. ?

• Tarron Jackson, 75 years old. Jackson said he prefers numbers from the 90s, but I kind of like 75. He is an underpowered guy, so I like the idea that he is a non-charming passer. 75 is a lunch bucket, and the blue collar number suits his style of play. ?

• JaCoby Stevens, 30 years old. When you are the penultimate player in the draft, you may not be 30, but it is obviously not a good number. ?

• Patrick Johnson, 48 years old. Unless you are a snapper or a defender, if the team gives you number 48, you will know that you have to climb uphill to avoid entering the practice team. ?

The Hawks sign OT Casey Tucker

The missing piece.

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