After rocky start, Markel Bell gradually finding his way as Eagles' right tackle
Eagles right tackle Markel Bell has settled in and improved his play since earning his first career start.
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Markel Bell has steadied his play at right tackle for the Eagles after a shaky beginning to his first career start. His gradual improvement gives Philadelphia more confidence in the offensive line as the season progresses.
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Lane Johnson abruptly retired four games into his 14th NFL season with the Eagles. Coach Nick Sirianni praised Johnson's career and said he would miss him, while also expressing confidence in rookie Markel Bell, who is now expected to see an expanded role along Philadelphia's offensive line.
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Markel Bell made his first career NFL start for the Eagles, stepping in along the offensive line. Head coach Nick Sirianni commented afterward on how the rookie handled the assignment, a notable step in Bell's early development as Philadelphia continues to manage its line depth this season.
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Eagles right tackle Markel Bell has settled in and improved his play since earning his first career start.
Eagles lineman Lane Johnson retired four games into his 14th season, and coach Nick Sirianni said he'll miss him while looking forward to rookie Markel Bell stepping in.
With Lane Johnson's retirement, some suggest the Eagles pursue a trade for a 305-pound offensive tackle rather than relying solely on rookie third-rounder Markel Bell.
Eagles coach Nick Sirianni gave his thoughts on rookie guard Markel Bell's performance in his first career NFL start.