Ross Tucker on Eagles' Za'Darius Smith Void
Ross Tucker urges the Philadelphia Eagles to look inward for a solution to their edge rush woes after Za'Darius Smith's retirement.
The Eagles' defense has been impacted by the loss of their most consistent pass rusher, with the remaining edge rushers combining for just eight quarterback hits and one sack all season.
Ross Tucker delivered a blunt assessment on the WIP Midday Show, downplaying the possibility of a superstar savior arriving via trade.
Tucker suggests backing a rookie linebacker as a potential fix for the Eagles' edge rush issues.
Author's summary: Ross Tucker advises Eagles to look inward for edge rush solution.
- Za'Darius Smith retired after five games
- Remaining edge rushers have combined for eight quarterback hits and one sack
- Ross Tucker downplays possibility of a trade for a superstar savior