AJ Dillon wasted little time reminding the Green Bay Packers how good he can be.
Dillon struggled in his final full season with the Packers and then sat out all of last year due to injury, but he looked as good as ever in his Philadelphia Eagles debut on Thursday.
The former second-round pick only made a brief cameo, but that's all he needed. Dillon averaged 5.4 yards per carry on his five attempts while catching three passes for 27 yards. He totaled 52 yards on eight touches despite only featuring on 17 snaps.
AJ Dillon looked refreshed and ready to prove a point behind Eagles' offensive line in preseason debut
Dillon, who signed a one-year, prove-it deal with the Eagles in free agency, made it look effortless on Thursday night.