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Vic Fangio on Jonathan Greenard: ‘Practice is important. He’s had next to none.’

The Eagles DC spoke about Jonathan Greenard’s lack of practice time, how they self-scout, and why the Giants offense will be a challenge.

Vic Fangio on Jonathan Greenard: ‘Practice is important. He’s had next to none.’

Eagles defensive coordinator Vic Fangio expressed concerns about the team's defense, particularly the lack of practice time for Jonathan Greenard. Greenard missed all of training camp, the first two weeks of the season, and has only had limited practice time so far. Fangio stressed that practice is crucial and cannot be made up by watching tapes or walkthroughs, especially for a veteran player like Greenard.

The Eagles lost their Sunday night game to the Commanders, and Fangio spoke about the team's difficulties in winning low-scoring games. Fangio also spoke about other players, such as Jordan Davis, whose performance has been inconsistent, and the offensive capabilities of the Giants.

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