Training camp has almost completed its first week with the Philadelphia Eagles, and things seem to be looking up for them.
The media was there for the first two days, and there was plenty of positive news coming out of it. Jalen Hurts is showing off his accuracy, Tank Bigsby is getting more touches, and Jalyx Hunt is dominating the offensive tackles.
There has also been a fair share of concerns for some of the players who might be on the bubble of making the 53-man roster. Here's a look at three of them that might already have one foot out the door after just three days of camp.
Which Eagles players are already looking like they will be cut from the roster?
Cameron Williams, OT
Williams has been reduced to a third-string right tackle and got injured on the second day of camp. The Eagles' former draft pick has struggled to stay healthy and doesn't seem to have much of a spot on the team. It'll be interesting to see if he bounces back, but it doesn't look like he'll make the final few roster spots on the offensive line.
Grant Calcaterra, TE
Dallas Goedert and Johnny Mundt have the top two spots on the tight end depth chart, and rookie second-round pick Eli Stowers is too high a draft pick to release. The Eagles might only take three tight ends on the roster, but if they did a fourth one, it would be Cameron Latu because of his special teams play. Calcaterra should have a feeling that he'll get cut, so this is more about him auditioning for other teams.
Cole Payton, QB
While Day 1 was not bad for Payton, throwing three interceptions on the second day is a nightmare for him. He already has such a massive hill to climb with Andy Dalton and Tanner McKee battling for the second-string job. Payton might be better off on the practice squad for a year to learn before fighting for a roster spot next year.
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Kelee Ringo, CB
Ringo has already been dropped to the third team on defense through the first two days of training camp. Jonathan Jones, Jakorian Bennett, and Mac McWilliams are all the second-string corners. Special teams might end up saving Ringo, but it feels like his time in Philly might be getting closer to the end.
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