DeVonta Smith Reflects on Key Super Bowl Touchdown for Eagles

DeVonta Smith of the Philadelphia Eagles reflected on a standout moment in his career: a 46-yard touchdown catch during the Super Bowl rematch against the Kansas City Chiefs, which was key to the Eagles' 40-22 victory. As the Eagles began their mandatory minicamp, Smith highlighted the play as one of his top three career catches and noted his consistent success against the Washington Commanders. Meanwhile, the Eagles signed Terrace Marshall Jr., a former LSU standout, to a one-year deal; Marshall’s size and skillset bring added versatility to the Eagles’ wide receiver depth chart, potentially providing reliable backup support for Smith and A.J. Brown. On the other side of the NFL, the Pittsburgh Steelers have revamped their running back room following offseason changes, with offensive coordinator Arthur Smith expressing excitement about the diverse skill sets of Kenneth Gainwell, Kaleb Johnson, and Jaylen Warren, highlighting their complementary styles and potential to improve the run game under a zone scheme offense. These developments signal strategic roster moves by both teams as they prepare for the upcoming NFL season.