The wait is over and after tearing his labrum a little less than two weeks ago, former TCU star and Eagles first-round pick, Jalen Reagor, will make his NFL debut on Sunday against the Washington Football Team after getting a clean bill of health on the injury report.
Jalen Reagor has progressed very nicely this week after suffering a shoulder injury, so much that the Eagles rookie WR is NOT even listed on the injury report today
Reagor is set to make NFL debut Sunday for the #Eagles at Washington @6abc@jalenreagor
pic.twitter.com/bHeiubMKiw— Jeff Skversky 6abc (@JeffSkversky) September 11, 2020
In what can only be described as an explosive arsenal of weapons, Carson Wentz will have Regor, DeSean Jackson, Miles Sanders, Zach Ertz, and Dallas Goedert all at his disposal, after last season’s marathon journey into the playoffs.
After a season in which the Eagles were criticized for having no athletic player or speed, Wentz will also have John Hightower and Jason Huntley at disposal on Sunday as well, setting up for an offensive explosion from an Eagles team that’ll likely start out fast and in a hurry to keep Washington off balance.
With Reagor and Jackson both starting, Washington defensive coordinator Jack Del Rio won’t be able to start the game in bump and run, and the explosive capabilities of both on the outside should open things up underneath for the two tight ends and Greg Ward.
