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Jalen Hurts is raising some eyebrows in Philadelphia after a rough joint practice against the Patriots, where he threw three interceptions. It's preseason work, sure, but three picks is three picks, and the Eagles cannot afford any question marks at quarterback heading into the new year with Super Bowl expectations firmly on their shoulders.
Shifting to Pittsburgh, Mike McCarthy has confirmed Aaron Rodgers and Mason Rudolph will both sit when the Steelers face the Jets, using that game instead to get a long look at Will Howard and Drew Allar. It's a clear signal that Pittsburgh is in evaluation mode, and the quarterback room is far from settled heading into the regular season.
And in Seattle, the Super Bowl champions are making moves to protect what they've built, signing former Cowboys cornerback Trevon Diggs to a one-year deal after a Tuesday tryout. Diggs has dealt with injuries in recent years, but when healthy he's one of the most instinctive corners in the game, and a weakened Seahawks secondary needed exactly this kind of veteran presence.
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