Jimmy Kempski

2 weeks ago | phillyvoice.com | Jimmy Kempski

As the Philadelphia Eagles continue to hold spring practices, perhaps it's worth rounding up all of their injured players in one space where we can explain their injuries as well as their likely timetables for return. • LB Nakobe Dean (knee): Dean tore his patellar tendon in the Eagles' Wild Card Round win over the Green Bay Packers. As our Evan Macy detailed back in January, patellar tendon tears more serious than ACL or Achilles tears.

2 weeks ago | phillyvoice.com | Jimmy Kempski

The Philadelphia Eagles added two players over the last week, so let's profile each of them. Robinson was a 2024 Jaguars fifth-round pick out of Texas. He appeared in six games as a rookie, with just 5 snaps in the regular offense, and 51 snaps on special teams. He had 2 kick returns for 34 yards. He did not get any carries or targets. The Jaguars waived him on Wednesday, and he was claimed by the Eagles on waivers on Friday. Robinson originally enrolled at Alabama in 2019.

3 weeks ago | phillyvoice.com | Jimmy Kempski

As we do every offseason, we'll be comparing each of the Philadelphia Eagles' rookies to current or former NFL players. Today we'll find a comp for second-round safety Andrew Mukuba. EAGLES ROOKIE COMP SERIESJihaad Campbell | Cameron WilliamsMukuba was a favorite of mine throughout the draft process, and a very clear fit in Vic Fangio's scheme. He is primarily a safety, but he doubles as a slot corner, in a similar mold as C.J. Gardner-Johnson.

3 weeks ago | phillyvoice.com | Jimmy Kempski

Prior to the Philadelphia Eagles' OTA practice session on Tuesday, defensive coordinator Vic Fangio spoke with the media for the first time since the Birds won the Super Bowl. As always, he gave refreshingly honest answers about his defense. Let's analyze everything he said. "Right now he's working at ILB because there's a lot more to learn there," Fangio said. "So that's where we'll start him. He won't hit the practice field until sometime in August. So, we're doing all we can.

3 weeks ago | phillyvoice.com | Jimmy Kempski

The Philadelphia Eagles had a practice that the media was allowed to watch on Tuesday. It was short, and there's almost no hitting this time of year, but we have still have some notes. • Let's start with guys with players not in attendance (in alphabetical order, and h/t to Dave Zangaro for taking attendance on guys like Elijah Cooks): WR Elijah CooksTE E.J. JenkinsWR DeVonta SmithWR Johnny WilsonC Cam Jurgens (back) and newcomer WR/RS Avery Williams (injury unknown) worked out on a side field.