ZachPascal

Jimmy Kempski·Apr 14

During the Nick Sirianni era, the Eagles have tried to get "dirty work" types of receivers involved in their offense.

Examples of those guys include Zach Pascal, Johnny Wilson, Darius Cooper, etc. If that's all Wicks is in the Eagles' offense, he will be the best of that bunch. Assuming he stays healthy, Wicks' floor is "Best dirty work guy of the Sirianni era, by far." But Wicks is also only 24 years old (he'll turn 25 this summer). He can beat press, he runs decent enough routes, and he competes his ass off. He has some unreached ceiling available. He seems to be a try-hard player who will work toward that, and the Eagles have him under contract for two years. Of course, if he can't curtail the drops, then he may not be more than just a dirty work guy. After a deeper look, I do think what he already brings to the table plus his untapped potential is worth the two Day 3 picks the Eagles gave up to get him.

Dan Duggan·Aug 5

Dart held the ball forever on a few reps, which looked like the early days of camp. Just couldn't seem to find a receiver as he was dealing with some traffic in the pocket. He did at least make a few nice throws on the move after breaking the pocket on those plays. Dart was very decisive on a red-zone TD pass to Zach Pascal on an in-route. Dart also quickly got through his progressions to find Devin Singletary with a check-down during a move-the-ball drive.