Jordan Davis praises Willie Lampkin as Eagles fan favorite
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 20, 2026, 5:28 PM
Last updated Aug 20, 2026

Jordan Davis has called Philadelphia Eagles' new offensive lineman Willie Lampkin a 'bowling ball of knives.' This description highlights Lampkin's unique style as a 5-foot-11, 290-pound player who has quickly become a fan favorite despite being a backup lineman. His agility and strength have impressed teammates and fans alike during his transition from the Los Angeles Rams. This offseason, the Eagles have been enhancing their roster with interesting profiles, including Lampkin, who is poised to show his potential in the upcoming season. He has been performing well in training camp, contributing to the offensive line's dynamics and drawing attention from the fanbase.
- •Jordan Davis describes Willie Lampkin's playing style favorably.
- •Lampkin is 5-foot-11 and 290 pounds, making him one of the smaller linemen.
- •Formerly with the Rams, Lampkin was acquired as a free agent by the Eagles.
- •He is gaining recognition during preseason and training camp for his performance.
- •Eagles fans are already embracing Lampkin as a valuable backup.
- 5:28 PMYahoo Sports — Jordan Davis calls new Eagles fan favorite 5-foot-11 OL a 'bowling ball of knives'
"This is a hilarious quote from one beloved Eagle to a new fan favorite.
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