3 Reasons reacquiring Jason Peters is a wise move for Philadelphia Eagles
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1. The Philadelphia Eagles know Matt Pryor isn’t Brandon Brooks or Jason Peters.
Brandon Brooks is, in all likelihood, done for the year. You have to say “in all likelihood” because the dude is an alien. With his work ethic, he could show up for Week 1 and play 100 percent of the snaps.
Let’s just say he actually displays some human traits and, this one time, he does sit out the 2020 season. Sure, Matt Pryor is a good option as a backup. Matt Pryor is probably better than anyone wants to give him credit for being. The coaches sure love him, but even with all of that being said, here’s one thing that everyone can agree on, even Matt Pryor.
That kid isn’t in the same class as Jason Peters or Brandon Brooks, at least not now. We’re not even sure that they go to the same school.
The Philadelphia Eagles and every other team in the NFL have one mission every time the alarm clock goes off and they wake up to begin their workday. The goal is to get better than you were yesterday and put the best team possible together. Right now, the Philadelphia Eagles are better than they were yesterday. Why? “The Bodyguard” is back. Just think about that for a second.