Jordan Davis flexes the muscles of a good teammate after viral workout

After a practice replay against teammate Cam Jurgens went viral, Eagles rookie defensive tackle Jordan Davis decided to set the record straight.

On the weekend, a Video came up from Philadelphia Eagles rookie defensive tackle Jordan Davis, who got the better of rookie Cam Jurgens.

In it, we can see Davis pushing Jurgens back, prompting a reaction from social media and those in attendance at Lincoln Financial Field.

However, when asked about it, Davis had a different response than most expected. Davis he said “hates it” and spoke highly of Jurgens after the incident, pointing out that this one piece doesn’t define Jurgens.

If anything, that speaks not only to Jurgens as it’s just a bad game, but more to Davis as he flexes his good teammate muscles and is willing to help other Eagles players adjust to what they do on Sundays could potentially experience, particularly the NFC East.

Eagles: Jordan Davis shows his roots as a good teammate in relation to Cam Jurgens

Jordan Davis has always been big and showed himself in the big moments; see the national championship against Alabama last season. There’s a reason the Philadelphia Eagles picked him in the draft, and it’s not just about replacing Fletcher Cox down the line. The Eagles needed a different leader up front, and Davis is that guy.

Additionally, in the case of Cam Jurgens, the Eagles took him on with a vision that he was an anchor for the offensive line and the Eagles’ future, and this is where the term “iron sharpens iron” applies. It’s not like Jürgens will always have such moments. Also, it’s better to deal with in practice than in game; Also, he’s a rookie like Davis.

Jordan Davis may be big, but his heart is bigger too. He’s there to do his job and ruin the offense, but he’s also there to help his own boys get better and make his life easier on game day. This is what you expect from a leader and sometimes, even if a picture/video is worth a thousand words, there is more to an incident than meets the eye.