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Eagles’ Jordan Davis hilariously offers to show media his offseason weight loss
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The Philadelphia Eagles are currently participating in training camp, hoping to repeat as champions after their Super Bowl victory a year ago. A huge reason for the Eagles' success was the play of their defensive line, which put relentless pressure on Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs during that game.
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One of the several Georgia Bulldogs on the Eagles' defensive unit is Jordan Davis , who recently revealed that he lost 26 pounds this offseason, going from 356 to 330.
At a recent press conference, Davis hilariously offered to show the media proof of his transformation, per Ari Meirov of The 33rd Team on X, formerly Twitter.
"Should I take my shirt off so y'all can see it?" asked Davis, which drew a host of laughs from media members in attendance (via Devan Kaney of 94WIP).
If Davis is able to maintain that weight, it could go a long way in helping him stay on the field for longer periods of time, as his conditioning was one of the main concerns about him coming out of college.
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However, in his time so far in the NFL, Davis has proven himself to be an elite defensive lineman able to contribute to winning at a high level.
A huge chance for the Eagles
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The Eagles are hoping to become just the third team this century to repeat as Super Bowl champions, and on paper, they figure to have a great chance to do just that.
The Eagles are returning the bulk of their Super Bowl core from a season ago, and there's also room for theoretical growth for several members of the Eagles' defense, including Davis, fellow Georgia Bulldogs Jalen Carter , and 2024 rookie Cooper DeJean , who recorded a pick six of Mahomes in the Super Bowl.
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The thought of the Eagles' already vaunted defensive unit becoming even better in 2025 is certainly a scary proposition for the rest of the NFL.
In any case, the Eagles will begin their title defense with a Thursday night game against the Dallas Cowboys , which will be the first game of the 2025 NFL season.
That contest is set for September 4 in Philadelphia.
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