Philadelphia Eagles: 2019 Preseason Rookie grades through week two

With half of the 2019 Preseason in the books, how are the Philadelphia Eagles 2019 rookies panning out so far?

The Philadelphia Eagles officially wrapped up their training camp last week a day before their second 2019 Preseason matchup against the Jacksonville Jaguars. As soon as the clock hit zero across the board at TIAA Bank Field last week, the first half of the preseason was officially wrapped up. Now, the Eagles have two more matchups before the real deal.

This week, they are set to take on the Baltimore Ravens at home on Thursday. Before we jump the gun and begin discussing the second half of the preseason though, let’s take a step back and evaluate how the Eagles’ young players panned out so far during the first two weeks of the preseason.

Back in the spring, the Eagles didn’t bring in a ton of prospects, who happened to be draft picks. After the 2019 NFL Draft wrapped up, the Eagles actually came out with one of the thinner classes for the year with only five selections. One first-round pick, two second-round picks, then a fourth and fifth-round pick joined the official class along with a handful of undrafted prospects.

Now, before we get into the draft pick grades, it is necessary to note that over the last couple of years, the Eagles have had a few undrafted prospects turn in stellar performances worth noting. This year, we haven’t seen those similar results. Not yet, at least. Perhaps by the end of the preseason, it will be a different story. Right now, though, we can only grade out the picks.