After the Eagles' Week 5 loss to the Jaguars in London, veteran tackle Jordan Mailata spoke highly of the team's younger offensive linemen, singling out Willie Lampkin for his performance. The praise suggests Lampkin is earning respect in the locker room as he works to establish himself on Philadelphia's offensive line.
Willie Lampkin's NFL debut in London drew a closer look from film analysts. The breakdown examined his performance in the game against the Jaguars, offering an early evaluation of his play as he continues working toward a larger role on the roster.
Willie Lampkin is poised to make his first NFL start for the Eagles, according to multiple roundups ahead of the team's October 9 news cycle. Reports note his unconventional build has fueled anticipation about how he'll handle the increased responsibility on Philadelphia's offensive line.
Willie Lampkin is in line to start for Philadelphia this week after roster changes along the offensive line, including Cam Jurgens being dealt away and Lane Johnson's retirement. Despite his smaller frame, Lampkin steps into the starting lineup, giving the Eagles a new look up front heading into Sunday's game.
Cam Jurgens entered the concussion protocol after reporting symptoms following Philadelphia's loss to the Rams, putting his availability in question. With Jurgens sidelined, backup center Willie Lampkin is now expected to see increased reps as the Eagles look to stabilize their offensive line protection.
Eagles tackle Jordan Mailata praised the performance of Philadelphia's young offensive linemen, including Willie Lampkin and Jake Mangum, after their Week 5 loss to the Jaguars in London.
Philadelphia fans are pleading for Willie Lampkin to step up after Cam Jurgens entered concussion protocol following self-reported symptoms from the Eagles' loss to the Rams.