Kenny Pickett impressing the Eagles as he tries to get over Steelers breakup

13/06/2024 Raymond 0

Kenny Pickett is reportedly off to an impressive start with the Philadelphia Eagles. His departure from the Pittsburgh Steelers, after just a year and a half as their starting quarterback, was abrupt and tinged with disappointment. This past offseason saw significant changes: Russell Wilson joined the Steelers, and Pickett, seeking a fresh start, was traded to the Eagles. In return, the Steelers acquired Justin Fields to strengthen their quarterback lineup.

Although Pickett is not expected to vie for the starting position, he has been making notable plays during practice. Currently, the Eagles and Pickett appear to be enjoying a favorable beginning, much like the Steelers with their new quarterbacks, Wilson and Fields. The Eagles view Pickett as a potentially reliable backup who might one day reclaim a starting role in the NFL. His current performance in OTAs is promising, but consistency remains to be seen.

Green Bay Packers: Jordan Love’s Weapon Injured On Bench Press (Report)

29/05/2024 Raymond 0

The Green Bay Packers are aiming to advance further in 2024, building on Jordan Love’s impressive first full season as starting quarterback. Love threw for over 4,000 yards and more than 30 touchdowns, bringing the team within three points of the NFC Championship game. For the Packers to become serious Super Bowl contenders this season, maintaining player health will be crucial. One of Love’s key targets from last year has some work ahead to be ready for the new season.

Packers tight end Tucker Kraft tore his pectoral muscle while bench pressing this offseason. The injury will keep him out of training camp as he recovers from surgery. Kraft explained to Bill Huber of Packers Central, “It was my last rep of the day on bench. Nothing crazy, not heavy weight. We were speed-benching and it just popped right off the bone.” This type of injury is commonly caused by bench pressing.

AFC North Rumors: Ravens, Steelers, Hines

19/05/2024 Raymond 0

After losing starting guards Kevin Zeitler and John Simpson to free agency, the Ravens faced the challenge of replacing both positions. Although they considered addressing these gaps in the 2024 NFL Draft, a run on guards in the third round led them to pivot. Instead, they focused on other needs, selecting Penn State pass rusher Adisa Isaac and Iowa State cornerback T.J. Tampa.

Separately, rookie safety Beau Brade, a top undrafted free agent from Maryland, will be sidelined for a few weeks due to an ankle injury but is expected to return before training camp.