A few weeks into training Camp, the various battles are becoming quite clear. Especially now that they have also played 2 pre-season games. The Eagles do not have to make their cuts just yet. But they likely have a very good idea of who they are keeping, and who they are going to move on from.
That also goes for some of the various battles for roles on the team. Nick Sirianni won’t say it, but by seeing how players are used in the games, and used in practice, we can tell where they are leaning at battles like Cornerback, Wide Receiver, Right Guard, linebacker, etc.
If they are someone who barely played in that 2nd pre-season game, you can take that as your sign they are in a good spot. Meanwhile, if they are still out there in the 4th quarter, it may not mean great things for them when final decisions are made. Once you get to that final game, decisions have already likely been made.
The same goes for practice. Who is getting the bulk of the 1st team snaps at this point? Who is only playing with the 3rd stringers? That will tell you way more than looking at the “official depth chart” will. The coaches let us know which way they are leaning, without ever having to open their mouth.
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Who has already won themselves a job? Which players could be on the outs with the team? Who already won their camp battle? And who will go into the final weeks of Eagles Training Camp fighting for their life? Lets look at the winners, and losers, so far at Eagles Training Camp, as we get closer to the eventual cutdown to 53 players.