Speaker 1: Welcome, Welcome, Welcome. It's week three of the Eagles training
Speaker 1: camp with an overcare complex. Hello everyone, I'm Dave Spidero
Speaker 1: along with Chris McPherson and this is inside training Camp
Speaker 1: presented by Exfinity. The Eagles having their practice on Sunday.
Speaker 1: Not much to report. Chris, I would say the defense
Speaker 1: wins the day, right, I would agree with that. Yes,
Speaker 1: it was a very physical day, but not a tackling
Speaker 1: day if you get my drift. Well, the thing is,
Speaker 1: there's really just today's practice, and then they practice on Monday,
Speaker 1: and then it's really game mode for the first preseason
Speaker 1: game on Thursday. So you'll want to be up the
Speaker 1: players too much. At this point, the grind of physicdic
Speaker 1: campus taking a toll on the players, and this is
Speaker 1: the time when the players are the fight through. But
Speaker 1: at least they'll have to look at the same teammate
Speaker 1: for a couple more days. Finally they can take it
Speaker 1: to an opponent in the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Thursday
Speaker 1: night at Lincoln Financial Field. Here. Yeah, I had no
Speaker 1: doubt that the players are ready to go against different uniforms.
Speaker 1: For sure. They've been practicing against each other since the spring.
Speaker 1: It is time for another team to commit, but that's
Speaker 1: still a couple of days away. The Eagles have practice
Speaker 1: on Monday. Team is off on Tuesday. Wednesday the mock
Speaker 1: game as they prepare for Thursday's preseason opener. Chris mentioned
Speaker 1: some of the physical toll on this team, so let's
Speaker 1: get you caught up on the injuries. And the good news,
Speaker 1: of course, is that nobody is injured for the long term.
Speaker 1: But let's take a look at the list. Wendelle Smallwood,
Speaker 1: fifth round draft pick from West Virginia. He's been out
Speaker 1: for a while here, Chris. He is losing some valuable
Speaker 1: time with that quad injury. It's gonna be tough for
Speaker 1: him to make up for lost time. It was very
Speaker 1: interesting when I had a chance to ask Doug Peter
Speaker 1: exactly what a small would have missed during this time.
Speaker 1: And the thing is, Piers said, we saw enough in
Speaker 1: the spring that we feel confident where he can be at,
Speaker 1: but still you wanted to see him run between the tackles, pass,
Speaker 1: protect while and pad. So from that same point, it's
Speaker 1: surprising that the Eagles are still showing a lot of
Speaker 1: confidence at another young player, Jacory Shepherd, who last year
Speaker 1: lost his season to the torn ACL. He's out with
Speaker 1: a hamstring injury, and that's a setback because Shepherd really
Speaker 1: needs to get on the field in the preseason to
Speaker 1: win a job. Certainly nothing guaranteed for Shepherd with this
Speaker 1: roster and making their fifty three man staff now. Marcus
Speaker 1: Smith's still out with the concussion again, he needs reps
Speaker 1: a question whether he'll play on Thursday. And then some
Speaker 1: veterans with Mike Martin, with Jordan Matthews, Jason Peters, Malcolm Jenkins.
Speaker 1: We do not know their status for Thursday, but you
Speaker 1: kind of get the idea that there's no reason to
Speaker 1: rush them out on the field and take any chances.
Speaker 1: Typically the first preseason game and you get the stars
Speaker 1: out there for a series or at the absolute most.
Speaker 1: So you pretty much figured that if they're not going
Speaker 1: to be able to participate that much, you're not gonna
Speaker 1: want to risk them on the field. You really want
Speaker 1: to get them ready for those second and third preseason
Speaker 1: games when you have to extend its time for the
Speaker 1: players on the field. So we mentioned Jakorey Shepherd. It's
Speaker 1: a crowded picture at the cornerback position and the Eagles
Speaker 1: are looking for some young players to step up, and
Speaker 1: two who have been in focus throughout this camp. Eric Rose,
Speaker 1: second year man who started last year after Nolan Carroll
Speaker 1: was injured, and then seventh round draft pick Jalen Mills,
Speaker 1: who's really shined during these spring and summer drills. Defensive
Speaker 1: cordinator Jim Schwartz talked about those two players and about
Speaker 1: what he wants from the cornerbacks in general. You know,
Speaker 1: what I like about him is he's very competitive, and
Speaker 1: he comes back. He doesn't shy away from he doesn't
Speaker 1: shy away from contact, he doesn't shy away from matchups.
Speaker 1: You need that in the corner. You know, if you're
Speaker 1: on the if you're on the edge and you're not
Speaker 1: and you don't embrace being on that island, you're in
Speaker 1: the wrong business. And you know, you go around here.
Speaker 1: I mean, Philly's had great history of some some corners
Speaker 1: that we're on islands that um you know that embrace that.
Speaker 1: And I think Jalen has shown signs that he can
Speaker 1: that he can do those things. He's still he's still young,
Speaker 1: he's still inconsistent. He's got his ups and his downs,
Speaker 1: but he comes, he comes ready to be ready to
Speaker 1: battle every day. It's going to be about the production
Speaker 1: of the group. So you know out there there's nothing
Speaker 1: set in stone. Um, you know, there's plenty of jobs
Speaker 1: to be earned. Um. Eric has done a good job. Eric.
Speaker 1: Eric has some very good strengths. He's tall, he's hard
Speaker 1: to throw over top of UM, he can be physical. Um.
Speaker 1: I think we've seen that there was a backed up period.
Speaker 1: He came up, made a big hit on the on
Speaker 1: the on the flat route, a tight end to the
Speaker 1: flat route that might have been a safety. That's what
Speaker 1: you want to see corners. You don't want to see
Speaker 1: corners back down from tight ends going to the flat.
Speaker 1: And you know Eric flashed those things. You know. And
Speaker 1: again we give it a little ahead of ourselves with
Speaker 1: him being a you know, to much of a season player.
Speaker 1: He's got about a half a year or less and
Speaker 1: starting thing. There's still a lot of things he's learning.
Speaker 1: Jalen Mills is a very interesting story. Talented kid from
Speaker 1: LSU dropped to the seventh round in the draft in
Speaker 1: May and now he's vying to make this football team. Chris,
Speaker 1: he appears to be on track to make an impact. Yes,
Speaker 1: a heavy player, and Jim Schwartz discussed the mindset, the
Speaker 1: mentality that Mills has. He wants to be out there
Speaker 1: on the aisland. He embraces the challenge and you have
Speaker 1: to love a player like him because he was a
Speaker 1: four year starter at LSU, no small feat in and
Speaker 1: of itself, and he's come into camp fearless, embracing all
Speaker 1: the challenges ahead of him and ray to make a
Speaker 1: move up the depth chart, and he's been rewarded throughout
Speaker 1: the spring and even during times in training camp like
Speaker 1: today when he saw reps with the first team unit.
Speaker 1: Jim Schwartz said not to read too much into it,
Speaker 1: but nonetheless they definitely wanted to see what Mills can
Speaker 1: do against the increased competition. And then there's the case
Speaker 1: of Very Row, who last year started the final month
Speaker 1: plus of the season big range, covers well, physical, and
Speaker 1: yet in the spring, in the summer kind of lost
Speaker 1: Eric Row bouncing around in the second team depth chart
Speaker 1: as they went out to practice in the spring and
Speaker 1: the OTAs and then the early part of training camp.
Speaker 1: Then they put the pads on and Eric Row has
Speaker 1: come alive. He's a physical player, must improve at the
Speaker 1: top of routes. He can run down the field on
Speaker 1: the goal routes, but when receivers change direction, he has
Speaker 1: a difficult time sticking with his receivers. But still rangey,
Speaker 1: good size. Has made some progress here in the last
Speaker 1: week and interesting to see where he fits into the
Speaker 1: hierarchy of the cornerbacks. It looks at this point like
Speaker 1: it's going to be Leotis McKelvin getting a lot of
Speaker 1: playing time. It's going to be run Brooks getting a
Speaker 1: lot of playing time, knowing Carroll's in the mix, and
Speaker 1: then I think you throw a blanket over everybody and
Speaker 1: see what happens in the fosseason games. Yeah, I was
Speaker 1: gonna say those three, I would agree are at the top.
Speaker 1: You figure in Mills and Row probably four or five
Speaker 1: at this point. Another name let's throw out there. How
Speaker 1: about Aaron Grimes YEP, cornerback who played in the CFL,
Speaker 1: was an All Star, want a CFL championship, the Gray
Speaker 1: Cup last season for them. You know, he's been making
Speaker 1: place each and every day. And he's a guy who
Speaker 1: came in as a street free agent very early in
Speaker 1: the offseason, kind of an afterthought, not someone who is
Speaker 1: expected to challenge for a roster spot. But he makes
Speaker 1: place each and every day. And the key for him
Speaker 1: now is can he do it in the preseason games
Speaker 1: when all the fans will be watching and all the
Speaker 1: other teams will be taken notice and make it so
Speaker 1: difficult for the Eagles to say, we can't let go
Speaker 1: of this guy, sort of like Denzel Rice a year ago.
Speaker 1: But I mentioned Denzel Rice. There, you have Randall Evans,
Speaker 1: you mentioned Jacorey Shepherd who's injured. So there's a lot
Speaker 1: of young guys in that mix there at the cornerback position.
Speaker 1: You have the three veterans there at the top. After that, though, Dave,
Speaker 1: it looks like their Eagles are waiting for some of
Speaker 1: these young guys to kind of take that next step
Speaker 1: and assert themselves into the roster. And that's why the
Speaker 1: preseason games are important. And the first one comes up
Speaker 1: on Thursday night when the Tampa Bay Buccaneers come to
Speaker 1: Lincoln Financial Field. We've got more to get to here
Speaker 1: on Inside Training Camp presented by X. When we return,
Speaker 1: we're talking quarterbacks. Quarterbacks coach John D. Philippo in studio,
Speaker 1: he's talking Sam Bradford, Chase Daniel d of course Carson Wentz.
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Speaker 1: the quarterbacks coach here with the Philadelphia Eagles. Thanks John
Speaker 1: for coming in. First of all, thanks for having me
Speaker 1: so from the outside. You know, you read all these
Speaker 1: stories that this is a difficult situation. How to the
Speaker 1: Eagles manage these quarterbacks? Wondered from your perspective, now that
Speaker 1: we're into training camp, deep into it, what's it been
Speaker 1: like for you? Well, I think it's it hasn't been
Speaker 1: as difficult as everybody says. Very early since in our
Speaker 1: tenure here, Coach Peterson set the you know, set the
Speaker 1: tone early and to find everyone's role, and I think
Speaker 1: everyone works better when they know what role they have.
Speaker 1: And it's been a pretty smooth transition here into training camp,
Speaker 1: and Sam's been good with it and making strides and
Speaker 1: you're pleased with how he's throwing the ball and running
Speaker 1: the quarterback room and doing all that. Absolutely, Sam, Sam's
Speaker 1: a pro. I mean, he's been been around the block,
Speaker 1: He's done a lot of things. He's played out of football.
Speaker 1: I think everyone would agree. Our coaching staff, people are
Speaker 1: fans that have been out the practice at Sam's playing
Speaker 1: at very high level and he set the bar high
Speaker 1: for the rest of the quarterback room and those are
Speaker 1: the expectations that we expect from our quarterbacks. On a
Speaker 1: day to day basis. I think twelve months ago he
Speaker 1: was just now able to participate in eleven on eleven workouts.
Speaker 1: If you were to take video of him throwing, then
Speaker 1: coming off the surgeries and now healthy after an off season,
Speaker 1: would there be a big difference. Yeah. One. The one
Speaker 1: difference that I would see is he's getting his feet
Speaker 1: down a lot quicker. I think he's more comfortable planting
Speaker 1: off his leg, you know, on both legs. You see
Speaker 1: him from a physicality standpoint bigger. I think he's weighed
Speaker 1: more than he's ever weighed since he's been here and
Speaker 1: in his career. I think he's filled out his bodies.
Speaker 1: The first time in three years, he's had a chance
Speaker 1: to train his lower body in an off season. I
Speaker 1: think that's huge for any quarterback. And how about from
Speaker 1: a mental standpoint, John, how's he doing? Assimilating this offense,
Speaker 1: checking at the line of scream? Is doing all the
Speaker 1: things you look for. Oh, he's doing a fantastic job.
Speaker 1: And I say, you know, we were nine practices in,
Speaker 1: nine padded practices in and you know he had his
Speaker 1: first turnover today, So I mean, and that's about one
Speaker 1: hundred and almost two hundred throws. So I mean he's
Speaker 1: getting the ball on time, he's delivering it accurately, He's
Speaker 1: making great decisions and doing what we wanted to do.
Speaker 1: All Right, We've got Chase Daniel number two quarterback here.
Speaker 1: He knows the offense. What are seeing from him on
Speaker 1: a daily basis, Chase has been great. He's been great
Speaker 1: to having the room. He's been great for a sounding
Speaker 1: board from for the other two guys, for the other
Speaker 1: three guys in our room. And he knows exactly what
Speaker 1: what Coach Peterson wants. He delivers the football and when
Speaker 1: Chase plays with himself, he's he's really really good player.
Speaker 1: What kind of quarterback is he? I mean, we really
Speaker 1: haven't seen him. I mean, I know he's got the
Speaker 1: cerebral part down. Is he an athletic guy in the pocket?
Speaker 1: In and out of the pocket. I think he's much
Speaker 1: more athletic than people get him credit for it. I mean,
Speaker 1: he's not afraid to run the football at all, and
Speaker 1: I think he's shown that in practice. And you know,
Speaker 1: Chase has a lot of really good physical attributes. I mean,
Speaker 1: people you look at Chase and he's not the biggest guy,
Speaker 1: but he can drive the football to the perimeter. I mean,
Speaker 1: he's doing a heck of a job and he needs
Speaker 1: to keep doing a heck of a job. Now he
Speaker 1: got the number three guy, Carson. Everybody wants to know
Speaker 1: about Carson on a daily basis. How has he been?
Speaker 1: He's been awesome, He's been great, He's he's he brings
Speaker 1: a lot of energy and juice to practice every day.
Speaker 1: He's the same guy every day, whether he makes a
Speaker 1: mistake or has a good day or has a bad day.
Speaker 1: And that's a that's a big thing that is underrated
Speaker 1: when you talk about quarterbacks in the National Football League's
Speaker 1: guys out of the same every day want to get
Speaker 1: better and learn from their mistakes and continue to try
Speaker 1: to perform at a high level. What's the ceiling with
Speaker 1: this guy? I mean, fans watch him and they go, wow, boy,
Speaker 1: the wall comes out greating. But he's look at that
Speaker 1: throw and look how mobile is, look how big he is,
Speaker 1: And we kind of want to we kind of well,
Speaker 1: I want to say, what is this guy all about?
Speaker 1: What could he possibly be? Do you think that way?
Speaker 1: You know what we're taking it, what we're trying to do.
Speaker 1: Our approach in the quarterback room is stacking practices back
Speaker 1: to back to back to back. And once you stack
Speaker 1: four or five, six, seven practices together and have good practices,
Speaker 1: then you become you be able to take the next step.
Speaker 1: So we're just taking it day by day with Carson,
Speaker 1: with all our quarterbacks and look and get better each day. Okay,
Speaker 1: So you talk about you know, and Doug's talked about
Speaker 1: working with his eyes, working with his feet. So is
Speaker 1: he the kind of kid who you tell him once
Speaker 1: and he gets it better than next time. Yes, he
Speaker 1: is not what we call a repeat offender. Okay, he
Speaker 1: makes a mistake very rarely when you will he make
Speaker 1: that same mistake again. The thing that's been really a
Speaker 1: pleasant surprise, not a surprise, but very pleasant to see
Speaker 1: what Carson is and I told him this last night
Speaker 1: actually in our quarterback meeting is his ability to be
Speaker 1: able to retain information from the meeting room to the field.
Speaker 1: That's a very very positive trait that a lot of
Speaker 1: young quarterbacks don't have. I mean, they need to see
Speaker 1: things over and over and over again. In the beauty
Speaker 1: we have with Carson is he's a very bright person,
Speaker 1: not only in football, but you know outside the building too,
Speaker 1: And that helps him take things from information that we're
Speaker 1: giving him onto the field, and when he doesn't do well,
Speaker 1: does he hang his head. No. And that's one thing
Speaker 1: we coach with our quarterbacks. Body language is playing this
Speaker 1: position is very important. I mean everyone's looking at you,
Speaker 1: from fans to coaches to your own teammates. Everybody in
Speaker 1: the field is always watching you and how you react
Speaker 1: a certain situation. So when there's a situation that we
Speaker 1: have a body language fine like we call it, you know,
Speaker 1: it's pointed out, it's corrected, and that's not how the
Speaker 1: Philadelphia quarterbacks are Philadelphia's quarterbacks are gonna act. John There's
Speaker 1: this assumption under the previus this offense here, that the
Speaker 1: quarterback had to be very mobile the read option get
Speaker 1: out of the pocket, and that there wouldn't be as
Speaker 1: much movement here. When you watch practice, though, you see
Speaker 1: quarterbacks rolling out, quarterbacks running. How much mobility is required
Speaker 1: in this offense. You know, I don't think you need
Speaker 1: to be a tremendously fast, but I think that you
Speaker 1: need to be able to change launch points in this offense.
Speaker 1: And that's the first thing you look for. You never
Speaker 1: want the quarterback just to be standing eight yards behind
Speaker 1: the center every time. I mean, the defense is just
Speaker 1: tee off on you then, so we're going to change
Speaker 1: the launch points to the quarterback and getting back to
Speaker 1: the athleticism part of it. You know, I think the
Speaker 1: beauty of our offense is we have plenty of bullets
Speaker 1: in our gun to adjust our offense to the strength
Speaker 1: of our quarterback, whoever happens to be playing at the
Speaker 1: game at that certain Sunday. So that being said, I
Speaker 1: think obviously at the quarterback position you loved as athleticism.
Speaker 1: I think all four of our guys on our football
Speaker 1: team right now have enough plenty of athleticism to have
Speaker 1: success in this offense and to make it run how
Speaker 1: we want it run. John, what's it been like for
Speaker 1: you to be in the situation to coach three players
Speaker 1: and four but two of them one to number one
Speaker 1: pick overall in the draft ones and number two pick
Speaker 1: overall in the draft. I mean, there's a lot of talent, experienced, youth,
Speaker 1: and kind of got everything in that in that pot
Speaker 1: of quarterback. It's been great. It's been great because number one,
Speaker 1: all those all those guys are great people and they
Speaker 1: make it great. So it's been It's a joy to
Speaker 1: come to practice every day to work with our coaching
Speaker 1: staff and work with our players, and it's it's been
Speaker 1: an awesome time so far. And for the three quarterbacks,
Speaker 1: Sam and Chase and Carson, the reps have been pretty
Speaker 1: evenly spit split start to finish, they've been almost all even.
Speaker 1: And any sense on Thursday night you have, do we
Speaker 1: know how much they're gonna play? You know, that's up
Speaker 1: to coach. That's up to coach. We've talked about there's
Speaker 1: nothing set in stone yet, but you know that will
Speaker 1: get as a week goes on. That will you know
Speaker 1: that situational iron itself out? And what do you look
Speaker 1: for next? What's the next challenge here for those guys
Speaker 1: going against Tampa Bay's defense, something not as familiar with
Speaker 1: what they've seen for the last four months. Sure, our
Speaker 1: goal is for all those guys to move the ball,
Speaker 1: and that's what we're looking for, is for them to
Speaker 1: move the football and get us first downs and third
Speaker 1: down conversions. And I think it's that time in camp
Speaker 1: where I think everyone's ready to play another team and
Speaker 1: you know, quit hitting each other and hit somebody else,
Speaker 1: no doubt about it. But the quarterbacks, hey, I mean,
Speaker 1: people who watch it, the guys in red are leading
Speaker 1: away for the offense. We all can't wait to see
Speaker 1: it on Thursday night. Me as well, looking forward to it. Thanks,
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Speaker 1: McPherson back with you Inside Training Camp presented by Exfinity
Speaker 1: and Chris. We've only got a couple of days left
Speaker 1: here before we get to the preseason opener. What is
Speaker 1: in store tomorrow Monday, when the Eagles get back on
Speaker 1: the field. Well, if you somehow missed that one on
Speaker 1: one with John d Philippo, we will have the on
Speaker 1: demand full interview available first thing tomorrow morning for you
Speaker 1: on philadelphils dot com and the mobile lap and d
Speaker 1: Philippo was great in the interview and he's worked some
Speaker 1: magic with some quarterbacks over years, Carson Palmer, Derek Carr,
Speaker 1: Josh McCown. Last year even had one of the best
Speaker 1: year of his Johnny Manzel. You wanted to say it,
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Speaker 1: magic with the guys here in philadelph including quarterback Sam Bradford,
Speaker 1: who will meet the media for the final time out
Speaker 1: of Thursday's preseason opener. We will stream that live around
Speaker 1: eleven am here at Philadelphi Eagles dot com and then
Speaker 1: our feature the Journey. The first episode was tremendous, following
Speaker 1: the journeys of Carson Wentz, the first round pick, and
Speaker 1: sixth round pick Blake Countess. Tomorrow, it's gonna be linebacker
Speaker 1: Jordan Hicks, third round pick a year ago who was
Speaker 1: not expected to make an immediate impact, and we all
Speaker 1: saw what he did in his rookie season tremendous until
Speaker 1: it was cut short by injury. And also running back
Speaker 1: Wendell Smallwood, who in some ways could potentially be this
Speaker 1: year's Jordan Hicks as long as he can get healthy.
Speaker 1: We talked about the injury situation earlier in the show.
Speaker 1: He's someone who you know, maybe initially you look at
Speaker 1: the depth chart, not quite a role there, but maybe
Speaker 1: some way he could push for a spot on this
Speaker 1: football team, a spot in terms he can make an
Speaker 1: impact for the Deals in twenty sixteen. And last, but
Speaker 1: not least, the preseason opener is Thursday nights pm. Are
Speaker 1: A live coverage here begins at six thirty pm. You'll
Speaker 1: be able to see this guy on the sidelines on
Speaker 1: Comcast Sports and Cozy TV. Looking forward to it. It's
Speaker 1: gonna be fun. I love the preseason games, but I
Speaker 1: admit that after about three quarters of the game, it'll
Speaker 1: be different than show because Carson wentsday playing. I'm ready
Speaker 1: for the regular season to start. I just think that
Speaker 1: on Thursday night, we're gonna get a glimpse, very briefly
Speaker 1: of the starters for this football team, and then it's
Speaker 1: all about evaluating some of these backup players who the
Speaker 1: Eagles have a sense of what they're all about, but
Speaker 1: now they get to go against a different team, and
Speaker 1: particularly the secondary, the defensive line, the offensive line, and
Speaker 1: some of these young running backs. How for real are they?
Speaker 1: We'll find out a little bit on Thursday nights, so
Speaker 1: make sure you tune into that Eagles and the Tampa
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Speaker 1: Camp presented by Xfinity for Chris McPherson. I'm Dave SPIDERO.
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