DeVonta Smith Gets Major Break in Comeback Bid: Insiders Reveal Shocking Twist

The Philadelphia Eagles announced a roster move on Monday evening following their 24-19 win over the Baltimore Ravens. The team moved on from veteran wide receiver Greg Ward Jr., per sources close to the team. This move is the latest in a series of transactions for the Eagles, but what does this say about their position on injured wide receiver DeVonta Smith?

Smith, a former Heisman Trophy winner, was drafted in the first round of the 2021 NFL draft. To say that high expectations accompanied him into the league would be an understatement. Unfortunately, his time in the NFL has been marked with injury, leaving fans to wonder if Smith will ever live up to the promise that made him such a coveted prospect.

In reality, the concern for DeVonta's production may be with one's fantasy football team overall given what is happening to keep such play as this likely needs to stay on the Philly offense, with DeVonta's most recent stats demonstrating why many should remain hopeful for DeVonta Smith's return in coming days to see how far Philly may progress!

To this end, some fans of the Eagles have taken these events as good omens, even going so far as indicating that these injuries should not slow down the team, as they're also in reality testing them. In fact they're keeping DeVonta and co hot with recent efforts so as injuries occur they'll in-reality at some point not hold back the entire Philly roster at all, that would be true the moment DeVonta Smith is back strong!

The team's recent success, especially this past weekend's surprise win over the Ravens, has left some wondering what might have been. If DeVonta Smith's absence has become a blessing in disguise which has galvanized the rest of the roster in this manner. Time will ultimately tell us that story as fans should remain vigilant in following the recovery progress, meanwhile making best possible informed decision about fantasy football lineups for their league moving forward in these final days.