I like the Riq Woolen signing.

He’s a physical freak. He’s flashed excellence. He’s been on a championship defense. He’s young. He’s going to be hungry on a one-year prove it deal.

But he also comes with risk.

Mental errors. Good, not great production. The team that drafted him letting him go when he’s supposedly coming into his prime.

And perhaps his next stop will be better than the ending—playing less snaps, falling out of favor of the coaching staff, losing a full-time spot to Josh Jobe—of his first.

In that way, he reminds me of a player the Eagles once drafted in the first round.