Bryce Huff shakes off rust, hoping to contribute to Eagles’ playoff run

Philadelphia: So, Bryce Huff is back in action after missing some games due to wrist surgery. He looked a bit off last week against the Cowboys, but he feels ready to roll for the playoffs.

He mentioned that being out and playing with a messed-up wrist made him a little rusty. But after the last couple of weeks, he thinks he’s shaken that off.

In the last game, with two starting edge rushers out, Huff got to play a season-high 46 snaps. He didn’t get a sack, but he did lead the team with five pressures against the Giants, which is pretty solid.

Now, the big question is whether he can actually help the Eagles in the playoffs. His first season hasn’t gone as planned, but he’s got a chance to change that narrative.

The Eagles signed him to a hefty three-year deal, but he struggled before his injury. He lost his starting spot and didn’t make much of an impact until he got back on the field.

Huff is determined to give it his all. He said he’s ready to do whatever the coaches need him to do. With some key players out, adding him back into the mix could be a game-changer.

While it’s a long shot for him to suddenly become a superstar, a few good plays in the playoffs could really help his reputation.

This season, he only managed 2.5 sacks and four quarterback hits, but his quickness off the line was impressive. He ranked 10th in the NFL for get-off time among players with a lot of pass rush attempts.

Huff spent his first four years with the Jets, and it was tough being on losing teams. Now, he’s excited to be part of a winning culture with the Eagles.

He’s been wearing a cast on his left hand, but it hasn’t held him back. He feels good getting back into the groove and is looking forward to contributing.

It would be a great story if he can make a difference in the playoffs. After years of losing, he’s thrilled to be on a winning team and is ready to do everything he can to help the Eagles succeed.