Tuesday before practice, offensive coordinator Pat Shurmur spoke with Philadelphia reporters about the O-line, team injuries and quarterback Sam Bradford ...
On the offensive line:
Coach Shurmur: I thought that the offensive linemen who came off the bench did a pretty god job. Had some breakdowns, but they were decent.
— Philadelphia Eagles (@Eagles) October 6, 2015
Shurmur: I thought Matt Tobin did a good job when he stepped in at left tackle.
— Dave Spadaro (@EaglesInsider) October 6, 2015
Shurmur said that Dennis Kelly would have played tackle if Lane Johnson was unable to come back into the game Sunday
— Dave Spadaro (@EaglesInsider) October 6, 2015
On injuries:
Pat Shurmur said he doesn't know what to expect with Jason Peters' availability vs. the Saints
— Dave Spadaro (@EaglesInsider) October 6, 2015
On Josh Huff:
Coach Shurmur: Josh Huff is doing a lot of things better than he was a year ago.
— Philadelphia Eagles (@Eagles) October 6, 2015
Shurmur said Huff's limited snaps was simply the rotation that they had on Sunday, not health-related https://t.co/lXjA9iRzT2
— Dave Spadaro (@EaglesInsider) October 6, 2015
On the Saints:
Coach Shurmur: Saints play a lot of bear defense under Rob Ryan. They will challenge the receivers with bump-and-run.
— Philadelphia Eagles (@Eagles) October 6, 2015
On Bradford:
Coach Shurmur: I think Sam Bradford is becoming more and more comfortable with not just the concepts, but the guys running the concepts.
— Philadelphia Eagles (@Eagles) October 6, 2015
Shurmur: We knew we would have some opportunities to take deep shots against Washington as we were able to take advantage of some
— Dave Spadaro (@EaglesInsider) October 6, 2015
On Nelson Ahgolor:
Shurmur: I think Nelson Agholor is in great physical condition. He's a tough competitor who found a way to make some plays.
— Dave Spadaro (@EaglesInsider) October 6, 2015
On Malcolm Jenkins:
Shurmur: Malcolm Jenkins is a very smart player. He was the captain of that defense. He's an outstanding tackler.
— Dave Spadaro (@EaglesInsider) October 6, 2015
