Ross Tucker's Reality Check on Eagles' Za'Darius Smith Void
Ross Tucker suggests the Philadelphia Eagles should look inward for a solution to their edge rush woes, proposing a rookie linebacker as a potential fix.
The Eagles' defense has been impacted by the unexpected retirement of veteran edge rusher Za'Darius Smith, who was the unit's most consistent pass rusher.
- The remaining edge rushers, including Jalyx Hunt, Josh Uche, Azeez Ojulari, and Patrick Johnson, have combined for only eight quarterback hits and one sack all season.
Ross Tucker delivered a blunt assessment on the WIP Midday Show, dismissing hopes of a superstar savior arriving via trade.
Author's summary: Ross Tucker proposes a rookie linebacker as a fix for the Eagles' edge rush woes.
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