Eagles' workout sends clear message on how they feel about Adoree' Jackson

The 31-year-old corner was an undrafted free agent in 2016, but didn't step on the field until 2017 with the Pittsburgh Steelers. Over the last eight years, Hilton played for the Steelers and Bengals, becoming a reliable starter. He has racked up 520 tackles, 66 tackles for loss, 32 quarterback hits, 11.5 sacks, 56 pass deflections, 13 interceptions, and one touchdown in 123 games.

Adoree' Jackson might be in danger of losing his starting job if Hilton is signed

Philly signed Jackson to a one-year deal in the offseason as insurance for if Kelee Ringo did not develop into a starter. Plan B came to play with Jackson winning the starting job at CB2 for the game against the Cowboys.

Jackson struggled as he got torched by CeeDee Lamb and KaVontae Turpin time and time again. He even gave himself a grade of "C" for his performance in the game. Eagles fans might not have been as high on their grade of him.

This felt like it was only a matter of time before the Eagles would start looking into free agency or the trade market to potentially add another cornerback. It's not clear whether this is a legit workout that will lead to a signing or a scare tactic to get Jackson and the rest of the cornerbacks to improve.

Roseman's plan for a youth movement on the Eagles' roster has not seemed to have paid off so far, as they signed three-time Pro Bowl edge rusher Za'Darius Smith on Friday. Jackson was the older Eagles defender who was active for the Cowboys game at age 29.

Eagles fans wouldn't mind another cornerback to come in and try to fix the CB2 job, but this might start asking more questions about why the team didn't properly address this in the offseason instead of letting Darius Slay and James Bradberry go.