Ex-Eagles All-Pro Jason Peters Takes Uncalled For Shot at Bryce Huff

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Philadelphia, PA – April 27, 2025 – A former Eagles All-Pro unleashed a fiery critique on a current defensive star, sources told ESPN’s Tim McManus. The bold jab, posted on X, targeted a high-priced free agent while praising a rookie, stirring debate among Philly faithful.

Jason Peters, a nine-time Pro Bowler, blasted Bryce Huff on X: “Sai’Vion Jones outshines Huff already. He’s Reggie White 2.0!” The ex-Eagles tackle’s claim that rookie Jones surpasses Huff stunned fans, per The Athletic, given Huff’s 2.5 sacks in 2024.

Huff, signed for $51 million in 2024, struggled with 13 tackles and a wrist injury, playing just 298 snaps. His PFF grade of 68.3 paled against expectations, while Jones, a fourth-round pick, boasts 6.5 sacks from LSU, per NFL Network.

“Huff’s overpaid,” Peters wrote, per PhillyVoice. Comparing Jones to Reggie White, a Hall of Famer with 198 sacks, is a scorching take. White, an Eagles legend, earned 13 Pro Bowls, unlike Huff’s lackluster debut, fueling Peters’ bold critique.

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Jones, drafted at No. 130, offers 4.72-second 40-yard dash speed and 12 tackles for loss in 2024. He’s not vying for Nolan Smith’s starting role but could outshine Jalyx Hunt, per Sporting News. Huff’s four QB hits underwhelmed Eagles’ brass.

Peters, a Super Bowl LII champion, played 10 seasons in Philly. His outspoken jab echoes past critiques of teammates, per Bleeding Green Nation. The Eagles, with Jihaad Campbell and Andrew Mukuba drafted, eye defensive depth amid Huff’s woes.

 

Buffalo’s Christian Benford anchors their secondary, but Philly’s Quinyon Mitchell and Cooper DeJean thrive without Huff’s impact. “Jones is hungry,” NFL Network’s Daniel Jeremiah said. The Bills, unlike Philly, lack rookie edge rushers, per The Athletic.

Huff’s $17 million AAV looms as Jones, a rookie, shines. Peters’ shot could ignite Philly’s repeat bid, outpacing NFC East rivals like the Cowboys, as the Eagles weigh Huff’s future against Jones’ promise.