Greenard's Philly Debut: Blue-Collar Passion & Sack Potential

0:00It's April 25th, welcome to NFL News Today, powered by AI and Ready for Kickoff. Philadelphia Eagles, just snagged past Russia, Jonathan Greenard, from the Minnesota Vikings in a trade, then locked him up with a four-year deal worth, $100 million. Do didn't waste the second diving into Philly Life, hitting up a six-us-play-off game against the Boston Celtics right after signing. Earlier this week, fresh office physical, Greenard soaked in the electric vibe at that game three match-up. Even though the sixers lost, he called the crowd insane, way better than what he saw at an Atlanta Hawks game back home. Philly fans fired him up with their blue-collar passion, rewarding hard work like no other city. He respects the organization deep, knows we're rocking that Eagles jersey means to everyone here, and he's carrying that chip on his shoulder. Last season, his sacks dropped to just three after back-to-backed double-digit years, but his quarterback pressure rate hit 13.7. Percent, Seventh Best in the League, Greenard shrugs it off, saying he had quarterbacks

1:03in his grasp, just aimed too high-chasing big plays. He's locked in now, feeling his rush game stayed strong, ready to prove it on the field and feed off this city's fire.