The Philadelphia Eagles arguably have probably the most stacked roster in soccer.
But, they supply a first-rate alternative for struggling gamers to resurrect their careers, they usually have a number of positional battles.
That’s why cornerback Adoree’ Jackson must be at his greatest to benefit from his alternative.
Defensive coordinator Vic Fangio was just lately candid about Jackson’s profession and probabilities of taking part in for the Eagles.
“It’s time to point out who he’s or who he isn’t. He’s performed a superb little bit of ball, however I feel that is the place the place he’s received to point out who he’s and be the participant hopefully that folks have at all times thought he could possibly be. I didn’t watch a complete lot of tape on him. (Basic supervisor) Howie [Roseman] needed to signal him, and when Howie needs to signal any individual it doesn’t matter what I say. So we simply took him in,” Fangio stated, by way of John Clark of NBC Sports activities Philadelphia.
Eagles defensive coordinator Vic Fangio very bluntly says it’s time for veteran CB Adoree Jackson to show he deserves the job right here in Philly
“I do not know if I feel it is the place. I feel it is time for him to point out that. In Tennessee, when it got here time to re-sign him after his… pic.twitter.com/ULI5xY6cEv
— John Clark (@JClarkNBCS) July 29, 2025
Jackson will most probably battle with Kelee Ringo for the left cornerback spot left open when Darius Slay joined the Pittsburgh Steelers.
The Tennessee Titans took Jackson within the first spherical of the 2017 NFL Draft, and he performed 4 seasons for them earlier than signing with the New York Giants.
He performed in 14 video games final season, with 28 mixed tackles (18 solo), 5 passes defended and one compelled fumble.
The Eagles have a stacked protection with probably the greatest coordinators within the sport, and that ought to assist Jackson play freely and confidently.
But when that’s not the case, this is perhaps his remaining alternative within the NFL.
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