Eagles pass rusher involved in the incident with Guyton; not a penalty recipient in this report, but central to the Week 1 altercation

Jalyx Hunt is connected to the Eagles, with a notable moment on social media tied to a left-handed jab on an opponent’s helmet. The play materialized in Week 1, reflecting Hunt’s role in a high-velocity edge matchup. The spotlight on his athleticism suggests potential for fantasy relevance if he continues to draw rush opportunities.

Jalyx Hunt logged a meaningful workload (64%) in the latest game, representing a rookie-involved depth piece behind the veterans. His continued development will influence Philly's rotation depth and provide rest for Smith and the other veterans.

Hunt is the sixth-round rookie in the Eagles’ edge mix, trailing Okoronkwo and the veterans. His development will determine whether Philly expands the rotation or keeps a tighter five-man group. Hunt’s growth is a key storyline for the depth chart moving forward.

Hunt, a second-year edge, sits in the Eagles’ push to rotate more than one pass-rusher in 2025. His progress, alongside Powell-Ryland and Smith, supports a deeper, more nuanced front that can adapt to multiple fronts and game plans.