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Eagles Spring Report: Stock Up, Stock Down
13 Jun
Summary
- Riq Woolen excelled, showcasing speed and coverage skills.
- Makai Lemon and Tanner McKee saw their stock fall.
- Several players boosted their chances for roster spots.
As the Philadelphia Eagles head into the summer with high expectations, their recent OTAs and minicamp have provided a glimpse into player performance. Riq Woolen emerged as a standout, demonstrating exceptional speed and ball-tracking abilities, promising a strong cornerback pairing with Quinyon Mitchell.
Conversely, some players saw their stock decrease. Makai Lemon missed minicamp due to a hamstring injury, potentially hindering his development and chances for a starting role. Tanner McKee also faced challenges, splitting second-string quarterback duties with Andy Dalton and receiving fewer reps.
Other notable performances included Jeremiah Trotter Jr. stepping up at linebacker and Hollywood Brown showing deep-threat potential at wide receiver. Defensive tackle Byron Young earned first-team reps, and safety Marcus Epps appears to have the confidence of the coaching staff. Meanwhile, players like Ty Robinson and Myles Hinton face uphill battles for roster spots.
