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The Eagles' fifth training camp practice was marked by full pads, high heat, and some sloppy play, especially on offense with penalties and turnovers, but players like Kelee Ringo and Jeremiah Trotter Jr. showed strong performances, while injuries and competition for positions continue to shape the team.
The Eagles' third training camp practice showed strong performances from A.J. Brown and Kelee Ringo, with notable contributions from Moro Ojomo and rookie safety Andrew Mukuba, as the team prepares for the upcoming season with no major injuries reported.
The Philadelphia Eagles began their mandatory minicamp with standout performances from Kelee Ringo, who made key defensive plays, while James Bradberry left early due to an injury. Landon Dickerson was absent for personal reasons, and Mekhi Becton filled in at left guard. The practice included various drills and depth chart updates, with some notable plays and errors during the 7-on-7 and 11-on-11 sessions.
During the Eagles' first minicamp practice, James Bradberry left early due to an injury, while Kelee Ringo impressed at cornerback. Jalen Hurts rebounded from a rough practice, and the team experimented with positional versatility under new defensive coordinator Vic Fangio. Key players like DeVonta Smith and Lane Johnson returned, and the team focused on special teams and depth chart adjustments.
During the Philadelphia Eagles' first mandatory minicamp practice, Kelee Ringo stood out with impressive defensive plays, while James Bradberry's early injury raised some eyebrows. Jalen Hurts had a mixed performance, struggling with accuracy on deep throws. Other notable updates include Nakobe Dean's full participation, Landon Dickerson's excused absence, and various depth chart adjustments. The Eagles will continue their minicamp practices on Wednesday and Thursday.
The Philadelphia Eagles' first mandatory minicamp under head coach Nick Sirianni saw notable performances and developments, including James Bradberry's potential position change, Kelee Ringo's standout play, and Mekhi Becton's impact at left guard. Jalen Hurts showed improvement in mastering the new offense, while rookie Ainias Smith needs to relax to make more consistent plays.
The Philadelphia Eagles began their mandatory minicamp with strong attendance, though James Bradberry suffered an injury. Kelee Ringo impressed at right cornerback, showing strong coverage skills. The offensive and defensive depth charts saw some notable shifts, including Mekhi Becton at left guard and various players rotating in different positions. The Eagles' offense appears to be evolving with more complex formations, and special teams practice highlighted some standout and subpar performances.
Dallas Cowboys tight end Jake Ferguson impressively hurdles over Philadelphia Eagles rookie cornerback Kelee Ringo while making a sideline catch and run during their game.
The Philadelphia Eagles traded a 2024 third-round pick to get near the top of the fourth round to pick Kelee Ringo, a Georgia cornerback who had first-round buzz in this year's pre-draft process. Ringo had to wait longer than expected to hear his name called, but he feels like he landed in a pretty good spot with the Eagles, where he'll have the opportunity to learn behind a couple of Pro Bowlers.
The Philadelphia Eagles' fourth annual Shadow Draft saw them select Jalen Carter, Nolan Smith, Dawand Jones, Jalin Hyatt, Kelee Ringo, Brandon Hill, and Ivan Pace Jr. The exercise serves as a comparison of results given the information deficit in what is an inherently luck-driven process. The Eagles' actual draft saw them select DeVonta Smith, Landon Dickerson, Milton Williams, Zech McPhearson, Kenneth Gainwell, Marlon Tuipulotu, and Tarron Jackson.
The Philadelphia Eagles completed their 2023 NFL draft class with seven selections and four trades, including acquiring RB D’Andre Swift from the Lions in exchange for a 2025 fourth-round pick and a 2023 seventh-round pick. The Eagles also acquired a 2023 third-round pick from the Cardinals and made trades with the Texans for additional picks. Their draft class includes defensive tackle Jordan Davis, offensive lineman Kendall Steen, safety Kyle Hamilton, cornerback Kelee Ringo, and quarterback Tanner McKee.
ESPN's Jordan Reid has put together a full 7-round mock draft for the 2023 NFL Draft, with the Pittsburgh Steelers selecting offensive tackle Darnell Wright, cornerback Kelee Ringo, center Joe Tippmann, wide receiver Rashee Rice, inside linebacker Dorian Williams, outside linebacker Jose Ramirez, and wide receiver Grant DuBose. The mock draft addresses team needs and adds depth to the roster, but only time will tell how accurate these predictions will be.
In Touchdown Wire's three-round mock draft, the Pittsburgh Steelers are projected to select Georgia cornerback Kelee Ringo at No. 17 overall, Notre Dame tight end Michael Mayer at No. 32, Wisconsin interior offensive lineman Joe Tippmann at No. 49, and Syracuse offensive lineman Matthew Bergeron at No. 80. While Ringo may be a bit of a reach, the Steelers have shown interest in him and his size, speed, and ball skills make him an intriguing prospect. Mayer would be a great complement to third-year tight end Pat Freiermuth, while Tippmann and Bergeron would add depth to the offensive line.