Matthews leaping every little hurdle
With a small handful of wide receivers slowed by injuries, Eagles second-round pick Jordan Matthews has stepped to the forefront at training camp.
No pass catcher has shown more improvement here than the 6-3, 209-pound product of Vanderbilt who set SEC receiving record after SEC receiving record.
No pass catcher has shown more improvement here than the 6-3, 209-pound product of Vanderbilt who set SEC receiving record after SEC receiving record.
"I like his size, his hands and the way he finishes," Eagles great Mike Quick, one of the top receivers in franchise history said. "He works like he’s the last one on the list. And I like
that."
Eagles offensive coordinator Pat Shurmur echoed Quick.
"Every little kind of hurdle we’ve given him as he prepares
himself for the season he’s done a great job of jumping over," Shurmur said. "And he just
continues to get better and better every day. Just like all our players, we have
high expectations for him."
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