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**Title**: Eagles and Packers Remain Concerns Despite Week 1 Win

**Sapo**: Nick Wright delves into the reasons why he is still concerned about the Philadelphia Eagles and Green Bay Packers, despite their Week 1 victories. He also discusses the impact of Jordan Love's absence on the Packers.

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Nick Wright remains concerned for the Philadelphia Eagles despite their Week 1 win over the Green Bay Packers. He cites several reasons for his skepticism, including the Eagles' lack of depth at wide receiver and cornerback, as well as their questionable offensive line play.

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"The Eagles have some serious holes in their roster," Wright said. "They lost a lot of key players in the offseason, and I'm not sure they've adequately replaced them."

Wright is particularly concerned about the Eagles' wide receiver corps, which is led by A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith.

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"Brown is a great player, but he's not a true No. 1 receiver," Wright said. "Smith has potential, but he's still unproven. I don't think this is a unit that can consistently produce at a high level."

Wright is also concerned about the Eagles' cornerback group, which was torched by the Packers in Week 1.

"The Eagles' cornerbacks were getting beat all over the field," Wright said. "They have to find a way to get better, or they're going to be in trouble against better passing teams."

In addition to their roster concerns, Wright believes the Eagles' offensive line is not as good as it was last year.

"The Eagles' offensive line was one of the best in the NFL last year," Wright said. "But they lost some key pieces in the offseason, and I think they're going to take a step back this year."

Wright is also concerned about the Green Bay Packers, despite their Week 1 win over the Minnesota Vikings. He cites the Packers' lack of a pass rush and their questionable secondary as reasons for his skepticism.

"The Packers' pass rush was nonexistent against the Vikings," Wright said. "They have to find a way to get more pressure on the quarterback, or they're going to struggle to win games."

Wright is also concerned about the Packers' secondary, which was torched by the Vikings in Week 1.

"The Packers' secondary was getting beat all over the field," Wright said. "They have to find a way to get better, or they're going to be in trouble against better passing teams."

In addition to their roster concerns, Wright believes the Packers are going to struggle without Jordan Love, who is out for several weeks with a shoulder injury.

"Love is not Aaron Rodgers, but he's a capable backup," Wright said. "Without him, the Packers are going to be in trouble if Rodgers gets hurt."

Wright believes that both the Philadelphia Eagles and Green Bay Packers have significant concerns despite their Week 1 wins. He believes that both teams have roster holes that could be exploited by better opponents. He also believes that the Packers are going to struggle without Jordan Love.