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After locking up Jalen Carter and Jordan Davis, the Eagles’ long-term plans shift to a 2027 class (Quinyon Mitchell, Cooper DeJean, Jalyx Hunt); in the near term, Tyler Steen is the most plausible extension candidate, though the team may wait for a below-market deal, Nolan Smith isn’t urgent, Tanner McKee isn’t an extension candidate, and Moro Ojomo is likely to test free agency after next season due to cap constraints.
Rookie Tyler Steen is likely to make his first career start for the Philadelphia Eagles as right guard Cam Jurgens remains on Injured Reserve. Steen has impressed his teammates with his athleticism and improvement in practice. Despite being inactive for the first four weeks of the season, Steen made the most of his limited opportunities and performed well in his brief appearance on the field. If he performs well against the Cowboys, it could be a sign of a promising future for Steen in the Eagles' offensive line.
Philadelphia Eagles rookies Tyler Steen and Moro Ojomo are set to make their NFL debuts against the Rams, as they have been activated for the first time in their careers. The Eagles will be without several key players, including Fletcher Cox, Marlon Tuipulotu, and Sydney Brown, due to injuries. Sua Opeta will start in place of injured right guard Cam Jurgens, while Bradley Roby will make his Eagles debut after being signed to the practice squad. Punter Braden Mann has been elevated for the game, and punt returner Britain Covey has cleared the concussion protocol.
Philadelphia Eagles' veteran center Jason Kelce has praised the talent of second-year player Cam Jurgens, who is expected to compete for the right guard position in the upcoming season. Kelce believes Jurgens could have played center last year if needed and has seen improvement in his play at guard during offseason workouts. Jurgens will compete against third-round pick Tyler Steen for the starting job. Kelce also spoke highly of former teammate Isaac Seumalo, who left in free agency, but believes Jurgens has the potential to become one of the best centers in the league.
Tyler Steen, a former Vanderbilt and Alabama offensive lineman, is looking forward to continuing the Alabama-Georgia rivalry during competitive Eagles' practices. With three players from each school on the Eagles' roster, Steen is excited to join the team and face off against former SEC opponents. The Eagles have a total of 21 players from the conference on their roster.
The Philadelphia Eagles selected Alabama offensive lineman Tyler Steen and Illinois safety Sydney Brown on Day 2 of the NFL Draft. Steen, who has experience at left tackle, is expected to provide depth at guard and tackle positions. Brown, a versatile safety who can play in the box and cover tight ends, could potentially start in Week 1. The Eagles traded down to acquire additional late-round picks and emphasized their organizational emphasis on building along the offensive line. The progress of Steen and Brown will be evidence of talent identification and development.
The Philadelphia Eagles selected offensive lineman Tyler Steen from Alabama with their No. 65 overall pick in the NFL Draft. Steen is a versatile player who can play multiple positions along the offensive line and has the potential to be a future starter. The Eagles are confident in their ability to develop Steen's technical skills under the guidance of offensive line coach Jeff Stoutland.
The Philadelphia Eagles have drafted Tyler Steen, an offensive lineman from Alabama, in the third round of the 2023 NFL Draft. Steen, who transferred from Vanderbilt, started every game at left tackle for the Crimson Tide during his senior season. He continues the streak of Alabama left tackles being drafted, following first-round picks Alex Leatherwood and Evan Neal in the previous two years.
The New England Patriots are predicted to trade up in the first round of the 2023 NFL Draft to select a top defensive prospect, with edge rusher Tyree Wilson from Texas Tech being the likely pick. The Patriots are also expected to target a wide receiver in the second round, potentially selecting Ole Miss' Jonathan Mingo. The team is predicted to address their need for offensive tackles in the third and fourth rounds, with Alabama's Tyler Steen and Old Dominion's Nick Saldiveri being potential picks. The Patriots are also expected to select a tight end, cornerback, running back, and punter in later rounds.
The San Francisco 49ers are likely to add to their offensive line depth in the 2023 NFL Draft, with at least one of their 11 picks. With no draft selections until the end of the third round, the 49ers could choose a developmental player to cross-train as a swing tackle. Three offensive tackles that the 49ers could target in the draft are Tyler Steen, Wanya Morris, and Braden Daniels.