Eagles' 2022 Draft Class: A Mixed Bag

0:00On April 22nd, one year back, the Philadelphia Eagles brought in 10 fresh faces through the draft, and now heading into their second season, it's. Report car time on that class. Standouts like linebacker Jihad Campbell earned straight aides with his athleticism and starter snaps before a setback, while defensive tackle, tie. Robinson pulled a solid B-minus despite limited chances on a stack line, but has been a mixed bag overall with several guys still proving their worth. Injuries derailed a few promising starts, like safety Andrew McCuba, who flashed in 10 games before going down, and offensive tackle Miles Hinton, who missed his whole rookie year. Linebacker Smail Monden and Senator Drew Kendall held down special teams and backup roles decently, landing C-pluses and C's, but cornerback Mack. McWilliams struggled to lock in as a slot option. Fans and analysts are buzzing about the hits and misses, especially how this class impacts a team chasing another Super Bowl run. The flop sting more, like quarterback Kyle McCord, who got cut and balanced to Green Bay's

1:04practice squad, or edge-resher Antoine Powell-Ryland, who, flamed out completely and landed with Cincinnati. Offensive lineman Cameron Williams barely got off the bench with a D-plus, and the Eagles are eyeing draft upgrades there too. Meanwhile, Campbell's return could boost the defense big time if he stays healthy. As the next draft looms, Phillies got pieces to build on by plenty of question marks, setting up an intriguing off-season push forward. You've been listening to NFL News today, AI-powered football coverage.