It took one day for this Eagles defender to prove he's a starter

Typically, one day of workouts is not enough to say if a player is going to start, but for the Philadelphia Eagles, there might be an exception to the rule.

The Eagles completed their only day of mandatory minicamp as the team is officially off for over a month before training camp begins in July. There were some standouts from the workout, including quarterback Jalen Hurts.

One player stood out from the rest in one of the most important position battles this summer at cornerback.

Kelee Ringo might have punched his ticket to the starting lineup

94 WIP Eagles reporter Eliot Shorr-Parks shared his observations from the team's minicamp, as he said in his interview that cornerback Kelee Ringo had the best day on defense. Shorr-Parks shared that with only one day to prove himself, Ringo shut down the team's top receivers.

"On the defensive side of the ball, I thought Kelee Ringo had an outstanding day today. He had a touchdown breakup in the corner of the end zone. I think it was McKee to Terrace Marshall in the back corner of the end zone, but the throw was good. Terrace Marshall got up for it and Kelee met him at the high point, knocked the ball away. And then his best play of the day might have been a play where he didn't even get targeted. It was 7-on-7, he was matched up one-on-one with A.J. (Brown) when the ball came to Jalen (Hurts), you could he was looking at A.J., he wanted to go that way, but Kelee was stride for stride with A.J. down the sideline and was right with him and the ball wasn't thrown that way. On the final day where he gets to impress coaches, I thought Kelee had a really strong practice."