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Philadelphia Eagles Have as Much O-Line Depth as Any NFL Team
Despite a number of injuries, the Philadelphia Eagles O-line has enough depth to remain solid and keep the Eagles offense upright
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The Philadelphia Eagles have taken yet another blow to their Offensive Line. Starting LG Isaac Seumalo is now out for the year after suffering a Lisfranc injury on Monday night against the Dallas Cowboys. With RG Brandon Brooks and LT Jordan Mailata already out, the coming weeks should be a real test of the Eagles’ depth. Fortunately, the team in Philly is well-prepared for the challenge after also getting depleted up front last season.
Jason Kelce gets emotional talking about the Eagles losing Isaac Seumalo. Jason says it was very hard to see him get carted off the field pic.twitter.com/62goytgkx1
— John Clark (@JClarkNBCS) September 28, 2021
PHILADELPHIA EAGLES HAVE AS MUCH O-LINE DEPTH AS ANY NFL TEAM
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While Monday night’s thumping by the Dallas Cowboys and Seumalo’s subsequent injury update surely did not fill Eagles fans with optimism, the franchise’s season is far from over. Carson Wentz faced a similar situation last year after a number of injuries to his O-Line, having to settle for an extremely young and inferior set of players. However, those experiences have now built those young players to be starting-caliber this year.
Both Mailata and Dillard have looked capable of being franchise blindside protectors after being unproven before last season and Nate Herbig is well-prepared to take over for Seumalo. Furthermore, Landon Dickerson appears to be a promising rookie able to fill in for Brandon Brooks at RG and able to move over to LG once Brooks returns midseason. The franchise should thus remain optimistic that their O-Line is capable of overcoming setbacks with the most depth as any O-Line in the NFL.
Hurts struggled against the Cowboys
Jalen Hurts throws a pick-six 😬
— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) September 28, 2021
(via @NFL)pic.twitter.com/og0ypbmyDT
Hurts finally connected for a TD
Hurts and Ward connect on the late Eagles score. #FlyEaglesFly
— NFL (@NFL) September 28, 2021
📺: #PHIvsDAL on ESPN
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Isaac Seumalo’s injury (GRAPHIC)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yCO45ML-MuA
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