Week 6 wasn't a week of huge unknown shifts, but of incremental gains on the field. Thus, we don't have a lot of clear steps forward, but players who could get there in the near future. We also have a lot of mess for Stock Down. We'll fetch Marie Kondo.
We don't know when Saquon Barkley will return from his hamstring injury. It could very well be Week 7 with an extra recovery day. But what we do know is that Will Shipley and Tank Bigsby are on injured reserve, and Pierce just played a game in which he took 61-of-64 offensive snaps. Even if Barkley comes back at full strength, there's room for Pierce to be on fantasy rosters as the stash bench back.
Dameon Pierce punches it in for the Eagles touchdown

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But I don't know that I'd believe Barkley is especially close to returning after not practicing at all last week, and even if he plays in Week 7, I bet they'll take it at least a little easy on him. Pierce's role could vary wildly depending on how Barkley's week of practice goes. But no matter how it ends up, he probably deserves to be rostered in most leagues at this point. Yes, even with the Eagles offense being run by Tanner McKee.
Leading the Jets with 103 yards and a touchdown in his first game off injured reserve, Cooper is now definitely something. He's probably at the very least deserving of a 12-team roster spot. But beyond that, I'm not entirely sure what to expect from him. Adonai Mitchell could come back at any moment, and Mitchell looked good early in the season before his finger injury sidelined him.

#pierce

Running back Jaydon Blue, who the Cowboys waived on Sunday, is signing with the Eagles' practice squad, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.
The Cowboys drafted Blue in the fifth round in 2025, but he was a healthy scratch for 12 games as a rookie. He totaled 38 carries for 129 yards and a touchdown.
Coach Brian Schottenheimer noted Blue's growth in maturity in 2026, though it was not enough to keep his roster spot.
The Eagles have Saquon Barkley, Tank Bigsby and Will Shipley on their 53-player roster at the position.

#blue #running #jaydon #sunday

The Philadelphia Eagles retained several familiar players Monday while announcing the first 13 members of their 2026 practice squad.
Here are the biggest takeaways from the initial group.
Covey did not make a crowded wide receiver room, but his return gives Philadelphia an experienced option who understands the offense and can handle punt-return duties. He could be elevated if injuries affect either unit.
Dameon Pierce and Carson Steele give Philadelphia two call-up candidates behind Saquon Barkley, Tank Bigsby and Will Shipley. Pierce supplies NFL experience and a physical running style, while Steele strengthened his case during the preseason.
Eight of the 13 additions play defense. Uar Bernard and Gabe Hall provide interior depth, while Chance Campbell joins four outside linebackers: Keyshawn James-Newby, Mason Reiger and Joshua Weru. Maximus Pulley and Cole Wisniewski give the secondary two developmental safeties.

#covey

Now that the Philadelphia Eagles' preseason schedule is over, the team's focus shifts to cutting their roster down to the regular season 53-player limit before the 6:00 PM Eastern deadline on Sunday, August 30. Here's our best effort at projecting what the INITIAL roster is going to look like. The Birds will likely make some tweaks (injured reserve placements, trades, waiver claims, etc.) before they actually play the Washington Commanders in Week 1. Note that this activity is about predicting what the Eagles WILL do as opposed to what we necessarily think they should do.
QUARTERBACK: Jalen Hurts, Tanner McKee, Cole Payton (3) [3]
Hurts threw a lot of interceptions this summer, yes, but I challenge you to find a daily practice observer who feels like he had a bad camp. On the whole, the good outweighed the bad. It seems like he's embracing the new offensive direction. The Eagles are hoping Hurts doesn't get, well, hurt … because the depth behind him is very uninspiring. There was no clear winner from the Eagles' training camp backup quarterback battle. McKee somehow looked worse than ever after previously showing encouraging signs in previous years. Dalton looks somewhat physically diminished, which tracks for a quarterback entering his age 39 season. Maybe he gets traded … but what price is he even fetching at this point? I wonder if the Eagles might trade both Dalton (for very meager draft pick compensation) AND McKee (included in a deal for another team's quarterback, such as Anthony Richardson or J.J. McCarthy)? Payton has shown some promise but the Eagles didn't really do a good job of getting him more action in the preseason. Utilizing him on special teams in the final preseason game points to them trying to find a role for him. This is a tough position to figure out.
OUT: Andy Dalton
RUNNING BACK: Saquon Barkley, Tank Bigsby, Will Shipley (3) [6]

#payton

Darius Cooper appears to have done enough to earn a spot on the Eagles' 53-man roster.
The wide receiver is not in uniform for Friday night's preseason finale against the Cincinnati Bengals, a strong indication that Philadelphia plans to keep him after a solid training camp. Cooper was already expected to survive final cuts, and sitting out the finale reinforces that outlook. Cooper strengthened his case by making plays with the first-team offense while DeVonta Smith and Makai Lemon dealt with hamstring injuries. The additional opportunities allowed him to build chemistry with Jalen Hurts and show he could produce against some of Philadelphia's top defensive backs.
That work mattered in a crowded receiving group. With Smith, Lemon, Dontayvion Wicks and Hollywood Brown in the mix, Cooper needed to give the Eagles a reason to keep him as they **** embled their new-look offense. He also contributed against New England, with receptions of 25 and 13 yards from Andy Dalton helping set up a Will Shipley touchdown. Philadelphia has not announced its initial 53-man roster, and Cooper's absence alone does not make his spot official. Still, the circumstances suggest the Eagles have seen enough to feel comfortable keeping him.
The next challenge would be turning that roster spot into a consistent role in Sean Mannion's offense. For now, Cooper appears positioned to enter the regular season with Philadelphia.
This article originally appeared on Eagles Wire: Darius Cooper sits out preseason finale, signaling an Eagles roster spot

#philadelphia

Day 2 of joint practices between the Jacksonville Jaguars and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers was another defensive-heavy day for Travis Hunter.
According to John Shipley of Jaguars on SI, Hunter did take a few starting reps at wide receiver during the 7-on-7 periods. Jamal St. Cyr of News4Jax posted that Hunter did have a short reception on a throw from Trevor Lawrence.
However, Hunter quickly transitioned to defense for the 11-on-11 drills, where he spent the remainder of the day.
Over the last week-plus of practices, this has been the norm for Hunter. While early on in training camp the majority of his snaps came on defense, at that time, he still saw steady opportunities at wide receiver. But as of late, it's been -- almost -- all defense for Hunter.
Reading between the lines, this potentially tells us that Hunter is in store for a heavy defensive workload in Week 1 against Cleveland. That, of course, doesn't come as a surprise, with the expectation for much of the offense being that Hunter would be a starting cornerback for Jacksonville.

#defense #jaguars #week #starting

The Jacksonville Jaguars' offensive line unit took its lumps during Tuesday's joint practice with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, specifically in pass protection.
John Shipley of Jaguars on SI put together his good and not-so-good from the practice, and in the latter category was the offensive line's play in pass pro.
Shipley noted that the Bucs' defensive front was generating pressure from "a few different spots." In a separate article, Shipley noted that Reuben Bain Jr. found his share of success against the Jaguars' tackles not named Anton Harrison.
From the Jaguars' perspective, hopefully this was just a down day against a stout Bucs' pass rush and not a sign of what's to come this season.
Jacksonville has been getting healthier up front and potentially had their Week 1 offensive line configuration on the field. This unit consisted of Harrison at left tackle, followed by Emmanuel Pregnon, Robert Hainsey, Ezra Cleveland, and Walker Little, according to Shipley.

#bucs #harrison #line

The Jacksonville Jaguars held their first joint practice with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and while there were some ups and downs overall, the defense had an incredibly strong day — so strong that Buccaneers quarterback Baker Mayfield openly admitted that the practice was "eye-opening."
In a post-practice press conference, Mayfield said if this had been a real game, Tampa Bay would have lost, and that Jacksonville was more physical than they were.
Bucs QB Baker Mayfield said Jacksonville was playing with “their hair on fire” and said had it been a game today; his team would not have been on the winning side. pic.twitter.com/GRpGpnEWTO
"It's tough," he said. "I thought, you know, they gave us some good looks. They were playing for hair on fire, I can say that. We definitely, if this was a full game, I don't think we would have come out of it on the winning side of it. So just a little eye-opening. Got to get back and watch the tape. You know, it's never as good or as bad as you think it is, but I think from my standpoint, a day out-physicaled, that's never what you want to have. So it doesn't matter who we have out there. We've got guys who are going to do their very best to keep the whole physical team going. I don't know if we did that today, so we'll take that to help."
SI.com's John Shipley was able to provide some insight; he reported that the Jaguars got at least four takeaways, including a pick-six. Mia O'Brien likewise reported that Josh Hines-Allen had a strong day, with three sacks in one period, including a strip-sack.

#practice #game #tampa

The Eagles offense looked much better in its second time out, but it wasn't enough to leave Gillette Stadium with a preseason win (gasp!)
Here are the players/people who either helped their stock or hurt it during the 24-21 loss:
As I mulled over which of the Eagles developmental offensive linemen I should begin with on my stock report, the conversation from a few months ago surrounding the potential drop-off in development for those exact players because of Jeff Stoutland's departure came to mind.
For as loud as the concerns about the Eagles continuing to bring along unusual offensive linemen in a post-Stoutland world were after the longtime **** istant coach's resignation in February, it feels fitting to begin tonight's stock report with Kuper, who has done a nice job in his first summer as offensive line coach with the likes of Markel Bell, Drew Kendall, and Willie Lampkin.
Each member of that trio had highlight moments in the early going of a resurgent night from the Eagles offense. Bell carved out a massive running lane for Will Shipley on the Eagles' first scoring drive of the night and, on the next play, Lampkin and Kendall combined for a combo block that washed two Patriots defenders five yards off the line of scrimmage as Will Shipley ran in for a touchdown.

#offensive #kendall

Travis Hunter says he'd love to play every snap on both offense and defense for the Jaguars. But the Jaguars have other ideas.
Reporters in Jacksonville this week say Hunter is playing defense almost exclusively, a strong indication that the team plans for him to play mostly cornerback when the regular season starts. He'll likely see some snaps at wide receiver as well, but in a part-time role.
The Jaguars already had Hunter practicing more at cornerback than wide receiver before this week, but on Monday, it was all defense: Hunter got zero 11-on-11 snaps on offense, according to John Shipley of SI.com.
At Wednesday's joint practice with the Panthers, Hunter played 28 snaps on defense and two on offense, according to Garry Smits of the Florida Times-Union. Hunter actually did more at kicker than at wide receiver, although that appeared to be mostly messing around, and he missed four of his five field goal attempts, so it's safe to say the Jaguars won't be turning to him if kicker Cam Little gets hurt.
Jaguars coach Liam Coen indicated this week that when Hunter comes off the practice field on defense, the coaching staff would rather have Hunter continue watching the defense and taking mental reps than going to the other side and playing offense. That sure sounds like a coach who believes Hunter can help his team most on the defensive side of the ball.

#wide #playing

Just as the Jacksonville Jaguars' offense did in last week's joint practice with the Saints, Trevor Lawrence and Co. were again successful in the red zone against the Panthers in Wednesday's practice.
At one point during the practice, John Shipley of Jaguars on SI noted that Lawrence threw touchdown passes on three consecutive plays. Shipley added that Carolina had "some real issues" defending the Jaguars' tight ends in this part of the field.
In Year 1 under Liam Coen, the Jaguars' offense was quite successful in the red area, particularly down the stretch, and that has seemed to carry over into this year's training camp.
"I thought we were pretty good the back half of the year in the red zone," Coen said. "I think we finished in the top five in the NFL. Like he made a couple off schedule throws and that's what I would attribute a lot of it to, to be honest, is when we got better in the red zone last year was open receivers in the red zone."
With less ***** e to operate in a condensed part of the field, passing the ball in the red zone can be challenging. So Lawrence's ability to buy time and extend plays has been a key factor in Jacksonville's red zone surge.

#year #practice #lawrence #coen

Jacksonville Jaguars' running back Bhayshul Tuten was one of the standout performers in the team's joint practice with the Carolina Panthers on Wednesday.
John Shipley of Jaguars on SI called this the "best practice" that Tuten has ever had with the Jaguars.
Up to this point, Shipley noted that Tuten had been solid throughout training camp. The difference, however, on Wednesday, Tuten flashed more of his playmaking potential.
Coming out of Virginia Tech in 2025, Tuten brought speed to the Jaguars' backfield and an impressive ability to make defenders miss. That ability to create, turning no gains into modest gains and modest gains into chunk runs, is what differentiates productive running backs from the rest.
"Tuten genuinely had some of the best moves I have seen him make as a Jaguar during Wednesday's practice," Shipley wrote, "including a sick jump cut in the middle of the field that left one Panthers defender doing the splits."

#tuten #jaguars #practice

Jacksonville Jaguars' rookie offensive lineman Emmanuel Pregnon earned some opportunities with the starters during Tuesday's training camp practice.
Pregnon was one of the standout performers during the Jaguars' preseason opener against New Orleans, and he's continued to trend upward since then.
From the way Liam Coen described it recently, it does sound like the Jaguars would prefer to have Pregnon continue developing in a backup role. However, numerous injuries up front aren't giving Jacksonville that luxury at the moment.
The Jaguars are currently without Chuma Edoga, Cole Van Lanen, Patrick Mekari, and Wyatt Milum.
So to navigate these injuries, John Shipley of Jaguars on SI noted that a popular offensive line configuration on Tuesday consisted of Pregnon at left guard and Ezra Cleveland at right guard.

#jaguars #liam

The Eagles Communications department released an updated depth chart ahead of two days of joint practices and Saturday night's preseason game against the New England Patriots. DeVonta Smith, first-round pick Makai Lemon and Dontayvion Wicks are listed as the three starting wide receivers. Hollywood Brown is behind Smith, while Darius Cooper sits directly behind Wicks following a productive first two weeks of training camp.
The backup quarterback competition remains unsettled. Andy Dalton and Tanner McKee remain listed as co-backups behind Jalen Hurts, with rookie Cole Payton listed fourth. Joint practices and the second preseason game will give Dalton and McKee additional opportunities to create separation.
Defensively, Philadelphia lists a five-man front featuring Nolan Smith and Jalyx Hunt on the edges with Jalen Carter, Jordan Davis and Moro Ojomo inside. Cooper DeJean is again listed as the starter at nickel cornerback and safety, reinforcing the flexibility that allows the Eagles to alter the packages based on personnel.
Riq Woolen and Quinyon Mitchell are the starting outside cornerbacks, while Andrew Mukuba occupies the other safety position. Britain Covey remains the top punt returner, and Will Shipley leads the kickoff-return group.
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#dalton

The Eagles have arguably the best offensive line in the NFL when all five players are healthy, but that hasn't been the case over the past year, and the backup could play critical roles in 2026. Philadelphia's reserve interior offensive linemen enter a critical week of training camp with roster positioning at stake.
Philadelphia will take part in joint practices against New England on Wednesday and Thursday before Saturday night's preseason game. The work should help coach Chris Kuper determine which young guards and centers can be trusted behind the starting five.
Drew Kendall and Willie Lampkin have strengthened their standing. Kendall's ability to play center and guard makes him a valuable game-day option, while Lampkin uses leverage and technique to overcome questions about his 5-foot-11 frame.
Jake Majors and rookie Micah Morris have opportunities. Majors must handle multiple interior spots while cleaning up the holding penalty that erased an eight-yard Will Shipley run against Baltimore. Morris played 34 snaps in the opener and needs another steady performance.
Veteran Michael Jordan has experience with 49 career starts, making him the most experienced reserve. His challenge is proving that experience outweighs the developmental value Philadelphia sees in younger linemen.

#philadelphia #interior

A very positive development for the Jacksonville Jaguars' offense has been taking place in recent training camp practices.
The running back position continues to pop.
And John Shipley of Jaguars on SI noted after Sunday's practice that this is becoming the norm for this unit.
"If it feels like we are saying the Jaguars' running backs are standing out quite a bit lately, it is because the position group simply keeps making plays," Shipley wrote. "Sunday was no different, with multiple players in the room standing out over the course of practice."
Leading the way has been the combination of Bhayshul Tuten and Chris Rodriguez. Tuten brings speed and elusiveness to the backfield, while Rodriguez adds a physical presence.

#jaguars #shipley #rodriguez #standing

A very real competition is unfolding at the linebacker position for the Jacksonville Jaguars.
While the thought throughout the offseason was that Ventrell Miller would step into the starting role next to Foye Oluokun, Branson Combs has entered the mix and is pushing for those snaps.
"That's a heated competition in that room," said defensive coordinator Anthony Campanile. "It's about stacking days and continuing to produce. But the guys in there are in a good competition and they're all playing hard."
Each linebacker brings a different element to the Jaguars' defense. John Shipley of Jaguars on SI notes the plays in the run game that Miller has made throughout camp, while Combs has stood out as a coverage defender.
"I think Combs has a narrow lead due to his coverage ability," wrote Shipley, "but it certainly feels like the Jaguars are going to let this battle go down to the wire. .. "Right now, it certainly feels like it is too close to call."

#throughout #coverage #certainly

The Arizona Cardinals have found their new radio voice for games. The team announced that J.P Shadrick will replace Dave Pasch, who stepped down after 25 years as the play-by-play voice, taking an exclusive role at ESPN.
He has called radio play-by-play for the NFL on Westwood One Sports since 2022, announcing NFL London games, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day and key late-season matchups. He has also served as a national play-by-play voice on college football for Touchdown Radio Network since 2017, with studio host experience since 2016.
He spent the last 14 years as the senior reporter for the Jacksonville Jaguars and was the host for the head coaches' weekly radio show for the last six.
He joins **** yst A.Q. Shipley in the radio booth. Shipley became the radio **** yst last year after longtime **** yst Ron Wolfley stepped down.
Shadrick will not call the Cardinals' preseason opener on Thursday in the Hall of Fame Game against the Carolina Panthers. The game will be nationally televised on NBC, and Paul Calvisi will handle radio play-by-play with Shipley.

#play #shipley #since #analyst

Jacksonville Jaguars' defensive tackle Ruke Orhorhoro was one of the team's standout performers during the latest training camp practice.
This isn't the first practice either where Orhorhoro has made some noise, but doing it with the pads on, as he did on Monday, will certainly garner attention.
According to John Shipley of Jaguars on SI, Orhorhoro made "several standout plays" in team drills and in the one-on-ones.
"Orhorhoro recorded several near-sacks throughout the day, and he posed issues for each of the Jaguars' top guards during pass-rush drills," Shipley wrote.
A former second-round pick, Orhorhoro's raw production totals won't jump off the stat sheet. But as his role increased last season with Atlanta, the underlying metrics show a player who can add more pass rush juice to the Jaguars' interior defensive line -- something that Jacksonville very much needs more of in 2026.

#shipley

Through three training camp practices, the Jacksonville Jaguars' cornerback unit is off to a fast start.
During Friday's practice, Jarrian Jones was the standout performer, coming away with two interceptions.
The return of Jourdan Lewis and Travis Hunter from injury has provided an obvious boost, while Montaric Brown continues to ascend.
John Shipley of Jaguars on SI noted that Jabbar Muhammad has been "active in coverage," building upon his strong performance in offseason programs.
Over the first two training camp practices in particular, moving the ball for the Jacksonville offense didn't come easy.

#camp #travis

Detroit — Here are the tee times for the third round of the Rocket Classic on Saturday at Detroit Golf Club:
7:30: Neal Shipley
7:35: William Mouw, Adam Svensson
7:45: Marcelo Rozo, Christiaan Bezuidenhout
7:55: Jackson Suber, Chandler Blanchet

#golf #club

Following the Jacksonville Jaguars' first training camp practice, there were some noteworthy observations made when it comes to a few key positional battles that will unfold over the next month.
At running back, Bhayshul Tuten continues to seemingly have a firm grasp on the RB1 role. John Shipley of Jaguars on SI wrote that Tuten was "the most impressive offensive player" on Day 1 of training camp.
Chris Rodriguez, meanwhile, is back at practice after being sidelined during offseason programs with a foot injury, but he's going through a ramp-up, only participating in individual drills on Wednesday. This allowed Tuten to, again, take the bulk of the first-team reps.
The ****** umption all offseason has been that Ventrell Miller will take over the starting linebacker role following Devin Lloyd's departure -- and that could still be what happens. That said, Miller is going to have to earn that ****** le first.
Second-year linebacker Branson Combs has been pushing Miller for those starting snaps, with Shipley calling it a "true battle."

#tuten #camp #back

The Jacksonville Jaguars had their first day of training camp, and before it even started, all eyes were on running back Bhayshul Tuten. With Travis Etienne having left in free agency, Tuten is the presumed RB1, but he has competition in LeQuint Allen and Chris Rodriguez, particularly the latter. What will happen in the Jaguars running back room has been one of the biggest storylines surrounding training camp.
Tuten had an immediate leg up over Rodriguez, who suffered an offseason foot injury and had to undergo surgery, forcing him to miss out on minicamp and OTAs. While Rodriguez has fully recovered, he is being eased back, giving Tuten an early opportunity to prove what he's got. And judging by initial reports from training camp, he didn't waste that chance.
SI.com's John Shipley reported that Tuten not only impressed today at practice, but was the strongest offensive player, period.
"[T]uten got the bulk of the first-team reps with the offense, just like he did during the offseason program. In fact, Tuten was frankly the most impressive offensive player of the entire day considering the sputtering moments the unit had. While other players had some down moments, Tuten produced several big runs and showed the same exciting traits that made him look like an ascending player this spring."
Tuten has put in impressive performances throughout the offseason, and has already been named a potential breakout player for 2026. During his rookie season, Tuten similarly played well enough in training camp that the Jaguars felt comfortable letting Tank Bigsby go, with Tuten taking over at RB2. While Etienne took the majority of snaps on offense, he did well enough nonetheless, gaining 83 carries for 307 yards and five touchdowns with his limited snaps.

#training #rodriguez #first

The Philadelphia Eagles are back together, and preparations for the 2026 season have officially begun.
Players reported to the Jefferson Health Training Complex on Tuesday for the opening of training camp. The Eagles' social media team released photos and a video offering fans their first look at the team's arrival. Jalen Hurts, Saquon Barkley and DeVonta Smith were among the offensive stars shown entering the facility. Lane Johnson, Jordan Mailata, Tank Bigsby, Will Shipley and Andy Dalton were also included in the team's arrival gallery.
The defensive group featured Jalen Carter, Cooper DeJean, Nolan Smith, Marcus Epps, Moro Ojomo and offseason addition Riq Woolen. Carter reported on the same day Philadelphia announced his four-year extension through the 2031 season, providing another significant development as camp opened.
The arrivals also offered an early glimpse at newcomers preparing for their first training camp with Philadelphia, and were buoyed by Jalen Carter's historic contract extension. Saquon Barkley, Jake Elliott, Hurts, Andy Dalton and Cooper DeJean were among the players photographed entering the facility.
Reporting day marks the transition from offseason projection to on-field evaluation. The Eagles must begin installing Sean Mannion's offense while determining how the receiving targets will be distributed around Smith. Philadelphia also has competitions to resolve throughout the secondary and at several depth positions.

#Eagles

With training camp for the Jacksonville Jaguars getting closer, which players should be on our radars as these practices and preseason games unfold?
As part of our training camp preview, we'll be highlighting one player from each position group to keep your eyes on. In some instances, it may be one of the Jaguars' top players that we'll be watching closely, or it could be a player fighting for playing time or a roster spot.
Up next are the linebackers.
The ******* umption all offseason has been that Ventrell Miller would step into the starting role alongside of Foye Oluokun -- and he very well still could. However, Combs very much seems to be in the mix for that playing time as well.
Following offseason programs, John Shipley of Jaguars on SI wrote that Combs was a "true riser" and that the "expectation" for him should be that he will be competing for the starting job.

#jaguars #combs #camp #time

The PGA Tour's annual Korn Ferry Tour stop in Berthoud has a first-time professional golf winner in 2026.
Ross Steelman held his 54-hole lead, firing a steely final-round 68 to take the Blue Championship ****** le at Berthoud's TPC Colorado golf course on July 12.
This was the 25-year-old's first-ever win on the Korn Ferry Tour and a neat redemption arc of sorts.
Steelman led this same tournament by three shots heading into last year's final round but shot a 3-over-par 75 to fall well short of eventual winner Neal Shipley.
His nerves held up far better this time around on a scorching summer Sunday in Northern Colorado.

The 144-man field at the PGA Tour's opposite-field ISCO Championship is down to 67 golfers after Friday's cut. Lucas Glover leads by two, the straight week he took a two-lead into the weekend.
Should he hold on to win Sunday, he'll pocket $720,000 (out of a $4 million total prize fund) while collecting his seventh PGA Tour win and first since the 2023 FedEx St. Jude Championship.
But with the cut coming in at 3 under, there's a decent number of notable golfers who are not advancing.
Unfortunately Shipley's Friday 66 wasn't enough to recover from his Thursday 72.
Sargent's rookie season has had some tough sledding. He finished 78th last week but otherwise this will be his third missed cut in four outings.

Training camp for the Jacksonville Jaguars kicks off in about a month, so as part of our preview of what's to come, we will be evaluating each positional battle that is expected to unfold.
What took place during offseason programs laid the foundation for each of these competitions and provided us with some insights into where things may stand. That said, what takes place during training camp and the preseason will ultimately determine who wins these roles.
Up next is the offensive line unit.
John Shipley of Jaguars on SI recently highlighted four positional battles to watch heading into training camp, one of which was Patrick Mekari at the right guard spot, with Wyatt Milum potentially pushing for snaps.
Mekari, who the Jaguars signed in free agency in 2025, dealt with injuries, which forced him to miss three games. On the field, his play was up and down. He ranked 63rd out of 83 eligible guards in run-blocking grade. In pass protection, he gave up 34 pressures -- the 12th-most among guards -- and two sacks, ranking tied for 58th in pass-blocking efficiency.

Let it out, Ship!

Neal Shipley birdies the 5th playoff hole from DEEP to win the LECOM Suncoast Classic